Anonymous
02/24/2019 23:09
Subject: omfg you were all totally right about the revlon thingy
I use this and have hair down to my waist. People have accused me of having hair extensions, my hair looks that good. This thing is a miracle, full stop.
Anonymous
02/24/2019 23:03
Subject: omfg you were all totally right about the revlon thingy
Anonymous wrote:I have bought two (the bristles started to flatten on my old one) and at least 10 people I know have bought one after asking what I used on my hair. It is the best beauty product I have ever ever purchased.
Yes! Same here. In fact, I think I'll purchase a second one now in case they ever discontinue it (please, no!).
Anonymous
02/24/2019 23:02
Subject: Re:omfg you were all totally right about the revlon thingy
Anonymous wrote:I get better results with wet hair too but have thin hair and a lot of it.
My very expensive hair cutter asked what I used on my hair. I told him and asked if it was okay. He said "as long as you keep it moving it will be fine. Just like you would not leave an iron on a shirt - you have to keep it moving or it will burn."
I think most people who complained about this product likely left it in their hair without movement. You've got to keep it moving but at least you are only holding the device and not a dryer and a brush!
In any event, everyone I recommend this thing to loves it. Just recommended to a colleague and it has changed her life.
And no, I do not work for Revlon!
+1
And my high-end hairdresser also commented on how great my hair looked when I went in for a cut. In the past, I had always gone in with my usual somewhat frizzy/poofy hair. This time, it was freshly blown out with my Revlon thingy. She couldn't believe how professional it looked. Secretly, I think it looked better than her blowouts.
Anonymous
02/24/2019 20:56
Subject: omfg you were all totally right about the revlon thingy
Anything is better than going to the Drybar in Bethesda these days. The last time I went there they kept me waiting 45 minutes past my appointment time with not a single apology. They lost my business forever
Anonymous
02/24/2019 18:12
Subject: Re:omfg you were all totally right about the revlon thingy
Anonymous wrote:I love my revlon dryer but i wonder how it compares to the dyson airwrap styler . Has anyone used both? It is 10x the price so makes me wonder if it does 10x the job?
I haven't use the dyson and I know it has different attachments, but fwiw the revlon doesn't do any kind of curl for my hair. It's like a straight blow out. It's really not Dryer+Brush=Revlon, it's Flat Iron+Brush+Dryer=Revlon. The main advantage is speed and ease, so not sure the Dyson has that over a curling iron but I understand it's not as hot so if you were really worried about heat that might be a good reason to try it.
Anonymous
02/24/2019 11:13
Subject: Re:omfg you were all totally right about the revlon thingy
I love my revlon dryer but i wonder how it compares to the dyson airwrap styler . Has anyone used both? It is 10x the price so makes me wonder if it does 10x the job?
Anonymous
02/24/2019 07:23
Subject: omfg you were all totally right about the revlon thingy
I have bought two (the bristles started to flatten on my old one) and at least 10 people I know have bought one after asking what I used on my hair. It is the best beauty product I have ever ever purchased.
Anonymous
02/23/2019 23:05
Subject: Re:omfg you were all totally right about the revlon thingy
I get better results with wet hair too but have thin hair and a lot of it.
My very expensive hair cutter asked what I used on my hair. I told him and asked if it was okay. He said "as long as you keep it moving it will be fine. Just like you would not leave an iron on a shirt - you have to keep it moving or it will burn."
I think most people who complained about this product likely left it in their hair without movement. You've got to keep it moving but at least you are only holding the device and not a dryer and a brush!
In any event, everyone I recommend this thing to loves it. Just recommended to a colleague and it has changed her life.
And no, I do not work for Revlon!
My very expensive hair cutter asked what I used on my hair. I told him and asked if it was okay. He said "as long as you keep it moving it will be fine. Just like you would not leave an iron on a shirt - you have to keep it moving or it will burn."
I think most people who complained about this product likely left it in their hair without movement. You've got to keep it moving but at least you are only holding the device and not a dryer and a brush!
In any event, everyone I recommend this thing to loves it. Just recommended to a colleague and it has changed her life.
And no, I do not work for Revlon!
Anonymous
02/23/2019 20:23
Subject: Re:omfg you were all totally right about the revlon thingy
I get better results starting with wet hair. My hair is super thin fwiw.
Anonymous
02/23/2019 20:12
Subject: Re:omfg you were all totally right about the revlon thingy
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Because of this thread I just bought one. I like it a lot. I’m able to do a much better blow out with this than a brush and blow dryer. The thing I don’t like is it doesn’t give my hair bounce. But I’ve in,y used it once...maybe I need more practice? But I’m very happy with my purchase!
I just had a horrifying customer service experience at Drybar (stylist yelled at me, complained about what Drybar pays, and then literally stomped off with my hair half done) and, despite being really awful at doing my own hair, am now on a mission to figure out how to blow it out well myself and found this thread. Wish me luck, ladies!
Make sure to let your hair dry naturally most of the way, and then dampen it a little with a spray bottle before starting. Take large sections and keep the hair taut as you roll it continuously. I hope you love it - it's changed my life!!
Anonymous
02/23/2019 20:10
Subject: omfg you were all totally right about the revlon thingy
Anonymous wrote:For those who have been unhappy, I watched a couple videos and they definitely helped. Both suggested having the hair mostly dry. They also both went very slowly, starting at the roots and leaving there for a while before slowly going down the hair and rotating hair through it a number of times. I feel like I’m starting to get the hang of it.
+1
I have very curly/frizzy hair. What works for me is letting it dry about 75% and then using the Revlon dryer. At first I thought you just keep running it through your hair, like a brush - then I realized you have to keep rolling it up in sections and turning, turning, turning, the way you would with a round brush. AMAZING results!! Even better than when I get a professional blowout because it dries straight and shiny, but with some volume too. My hairdresser can never make it look like that.
Best purchase ever.
Anonymous
02/23/2019 18:40
Subject: Re:omfg you were all totally right about the revlon thingy
Anonymous wrote:Because of this thread I just bought one. I like it a lot. I’m able to do a much better blow out with this than a brush and blow dryer. The thing I don’t like is it doesn’t give my hair bounce. But I’ve in,y used it once...maybe I need more practice? But I’m very happy with my purchase!
I just had a horrifying customer service experience at Drybar (stylist yelled at me, complained about what Drybar pays, and then literally stomped off with my hair half done) and, despite being really awful at doing my own hair, am now on a mission to figure out how to blow it out well myself and found this thread. Wish me luck, ladies!
Anonymous
11/14/2018 22:44
Subject: Re:omfg you were all totally right about the revlon thingy
Because of this thread I just bought one. I like it a lot. I’m able to do a much better blow out with this than a brush and blow dryer. The thing I don’t like is it doesn’t give my hair bounce. But I’ve in,y used it once...maybe I need more practice? But I’m very happy with my purchase!
Anonymous
11/14/2018 20:55
Subject: omfg you were all totally right about the revlon thingy
Bought it and it was okay - I decided I don't like how my face looks with straight hair. Also, curly / wavy is trendier.
Anonymous
11/14/2018 20:52
Subject: omfg you were all totally right about the revlon thingy
For those who have been unhappy, I watched a couple videos and they definitely helped. Both suggested having the hair mostly dry. They also both went very slowly, starting at the roots and leaving there for a while before slowly going down the hair and rotating hair through it a number of times. I feel like I’m starting to get the hang of it.