The Revlon thingy dries my curly/frizzy shoulder-length hair in 8 minutes flat if I let it air dry about 80% first. Amazing gadget.

I’ve never tried the Dyson, but my stylist uses this which I bought for myself at home. Works quick for me(thick hair but medium length)

https://prostylingtools.com/products/gamma-xcell-professional-hair-dryer?variant=43912546680992¤cy=USD&utm_medium=product_sync&utm_source=google&utm_content=sag_organic&utm_campaign=sag_organic&gclid=Cj0KCQiA2KitBhCIARIsAPPMEhKKeY5Ezw-j04OJCAOS7FnUO3dfFhEEa2C7NY-R191Al84Tg3rxmwYaAvhwEALw_wcB

Anonymous wrote:You think 10-15 minutes is not fast enough? Maybe your hairstylist can thin out some of the bulk.

Agree 10 - 15 minutes sounds great. I’m lucky if I can get it done in 20, but my hair is long

I put my long, thick, curly hair up in a micro-fiber towel after my shower, and go about getting ready for work. Take the towel off before I head out, and by the time I get to work 20 mins later, it's dry (or dry enough)

I just got okay with wearing my wet hair in a bun. If I had time later in the day I might take it down and style it ... usually not, though.