I recently tried the Revlon volumizer, and I’m really impressed! It was super easy to use and incredibly efficient. The noise level is comparable to a regular blow dryer, which didn’t bother me at all. Most importantly, it gets the job done! My hair feels incredibly soft and looks fantastic. I found that letting my hair air dry about 80% before using the Volumizer really helped me achieve better results. Plus, it adds a nice touch of style to my usual blowout. If you're looking for a tool that combines volume and softness, I highly recommend the Revlon volumizer!

Works great on long hair. Makes hair very smooth also creates nice wave. Nice to dry and smooth at same time

I have thick, coarse hair with some perm left on the ends. This smoothed my hair really well, and also made it very shiny. Easy to use, but gets a little heavy after a while. I’m glad I tried this. So much better than a dryer and round brush!

I want to give this blow dryer 5 stars based on the results of my blow out alone, but there are a few things I don't like about it, which I'll note below. I'd buy it again, but I'm taking off 1 star for the areas where it falls short. Good info for you to know about my hair: I have a lot of fine, fly away, dry hair prone to frizz and poofing out. My usual Dyson blow dryer is in the shop right now, and I was looking for a cheap backup. I've always wondered if these styling dryers would work for me and decided to try this. I'm using a few new anti-frizz products in my hair right now, so I can't say this dryer is completely responsible for my smooth results, but I can say it at least didn't create any frizz in my hair. Another good thing is that I never spend the time to style my hair. While this dryer took just a *little* longer than usual to dry my hair, it did give my hair a nice bend on the end and it looked better than usual when I was done, so you do get something for the extra time. One reason I don't style my hair with a round brush and a normal hair dryer is because of the coordination it takes to move the blow dryer cord around while twirling my hair with the brush and reaching over my head in weird positions. What a pain -- and this dryer eliminates all those problems. Here are a few things I don't like. 1. The description said this: "3 Heat/Speed Settings with Cool option." I took that to mean that there were 3 heat settings and 3 speed settings, so I could run Hot, Warm or Cool at High, Medium, or Low. That's not the case. There are 3 total settings: Cool, Low, High. The Cool setting is High/Fast/Loud. The High setting is VERY Hot/Fast/Loud. The Low setting is also VERY hot, but the speed is Slower/Quieter. 2. The Cool and High settings are very, very loud. I will be wearing ear plugs if I ever use those settings (not kidding!). My husband texted me from across the house when I was running it on Cool and asked if I was using his leaf blower, haha. He was joking, but it really is that loud. 3. I said this already, but the Hot and Warm settings are hotter than hot. The cool setting isn't warm enough to dry your hair effectively. I keep my finger on the settings and switch to Cool for a few seconds when I can't take the heat. The heat is my number one complaint about this dryer. 4. It's larger and heavier than most blow dryers I've used. 5. The barrel is very thick. It works for me, but because of the thickness, I don't think it would work well for hair that is shoulder length or shorter. 6. This last thing could be user error since I just got it and I'll probably learn some tricks as I go. Because of the barrel thickness, it was hard to get the air close to my roots. When I was done drying, my strands were all dry and smooth, but my roots were still damp. When I get my Dyson back I'll probably just go over my scalp for a few minutes after using this for the drying/styling. [EDIT: A few weeks after writing this I found out I'm not getting my Dyson back. It couldn't be repaired, but that's okay. I figured out how to dry the roots. Section off your hair while it's wet, and then start at the root of each section. I was starting at the ends. Hold the dryer near the scalp to help it dry, and then slowly move it down that section of hair. Doing it this way dries my roots pretty well and I can quickly go back over any areas that are still damp when I'm done. It actually works great.] So that's it. My complaints are just meant to help someone else understand the product, but overall I like it, recommend it, and love the results.

My daughter bought one and insisted that I buy one. We both have super stubborn straight hair and she said it cut down her drying/styling time and also gave her some body. We’re not talking about a curl here but a little bit of volume and may be a little bit of flip under or over at the ends. So I bought one for myself about three years ago on Prime Day. I have to say that her review was correct. Definitely cut down my drying time and leaves me with a nice smooth finish without much effort for my medium length hair. I liked it so much I bought one for my other daughter. Then I bought one for my son‘s girlfriend for Christmas. And recently I bought another one for one of the kids’ best friends. One of my work colleagues has naturally thick curly hair and uses this once a week to do a full straight blowout. The pros: a fast, smooth blowout with minimal frizz. If I was more patient, I would probably have no frizz. I am not patient. Saves your arms as you’re not holding a brush in one hand and a blower in the other. Cons: no heat adjustment. You get hot high, hot low, or no heat high. This product would be greatly improved with a medium heat setting and a cool shot button like the hairdryers they make. The adjustment switch is circular on the bottom and it’s just awkward. Like most females, I have multiple hair tools. This did not replace my regular hairdryer and frequently what I’ll do is use my regular dryer with my hair flipped upside down at the roots, and then use this tool for the length. Still saves time overall even using both dryers. If I want to dry my hair and add more wave or curl, I’ll use my shark or an iron, but for most days this is more than sufficient and it’s outlasted a few regular dryers.

If you are not good at using a round brush and a dryer to style your hair, then this Revlon One-Step Hair Dryer is for you. It’s quick, it’s easy, and you can get almost the same results. Plus, the price is AMAZING! So if you’re looking for salon quality blowout then this tool is for you!! Delivers the perfect, smooth, frizz free blowout every time!! Thanks Revlon, this has been a game changer for my hair!

I've used the same blow dryer since I was in high school (I'm 34 now) and I finally decided to upgrade. My hair has NEVER been this silky and shiny after a blowout. I am absolutely astounded by how well this works. It does exactly what it claims and cuts down my drying time by half, is comfortable to use, and makes it easy to curl the ends. My only complaint is how loud it is when turned on high, but that's easily resolved by wearing earplugs. I'll be buying one for everyone I know who has long hair this Xmas!

My hair is not kinky but tight enough to curl even when I don’t want it to. It’s easy to control with a straightener, but this dryer takes half the work off my straightening iron, and after using it the last 4 times, I wish I would have bought it years ago! By far less frizz to tame, when the dryer has tamed a lot of it already! Would buy again, but a few years ago!

I absolutely love this brush! It gives so much volume and it actually lasts throughout the day on my thin hair.very easy to use, not too heavy and doesn’t tangle my hair. I definitely recommend it

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Pocas cosas me sorprenden, este cepillo entró en esa categoria. Lo recomiendo mucho, es super facil de alisar el pelito, ya luego si tienes el cabello como yo (fino y chino) puedes darle una pasadita con la plancha

Liked this so much i bought one for my daughter, and she loves it too. A bit noisy but definitely does the job.