REVLONOne-Step™ Blowout Styler | Dry and Curl Hair in One Tool

Let me begin by saying that I have never been good at curling my hair. I own several curling irons, but have always found them frustrating and could never get the look I was going for, let alone get the curls to last. I’m a long time fan of Revlon’s One Step dryer brush (I own two) so I decided to give this a try.I’m not sure if it’s the fact that I’m used to using the hot air brush or something about the design of the tool itself, but for me this was much easier than any iron I’ve ever owned. I have thick, medium-coarse wavy/curly hair that I pre dried with my one step earlier in the day. Another thing I should note is that I have some physical issues with nerves in my hands that I worried might cause issues - some tools are too heavy or uncomfortable to hold for me, but this was perfect. I curled my whole head in less than 15 minutes on my first try.Other things to note: The curling wand detaches from the handle for storage. This tool does have low, medium, high and cool settings so you are able to customize the heat to your hair and comfort level. It really is necessary to make sure your hair is at least 80% dry before using this tool, but it can also be used on second day hair for touch ups.Overall, I highly recommend this hair tool. And while Amazon has it at this price, now is the time!

It’s price is way better than other brands plus it really works. It makes drying hair easier because of its ergonomic design. Easy to use, dries my hair faster than my regular hair dryer. I’ve been using it for a few months with no issues.

I bought this to style my synthetic wigs. The way they work is I have to heat the hair to at least 250 but not more than 300 (on most) and once the fibers are in the shape I want they need to stay in that position until they come back to room temp. So normally I use rollers - I wrap all the rollers I want, then steam and let them air dry and once they are cool they are set, even if the fibers are still wet, it's about the temperature.So I bought this because I saw a wig vendor use it in a tutorial. The wrapped a curl, used the heat function and then switched it to cool and once the fibers were cool enough they released the curl and it set.Received this unit, wrapped a curl on one of my synthetic wigs, used the low heat to warm it up, then switched to cool and it kept blowing warm air for a couple minutes, it never really gave a cool shot like my regular hair dryer does. Total waste of money and it's frigging huge so it takes up a ton of room.DO NOT RECOMMEND FOR WIG STYLING, NOT AT ALL. Good luck w your bio hair maybe it'll work.

Works well but handle is too wide for my hand.

It look cheaper. It burned my skin. It was uncomfortable to use. It got too hot

This will be a long review … I was looking for something cheap that was going to do something like the shark flex wrap and dyson Air wrap … I absolutely love this revlon drier/curler I’ve used it multiple times on my and my daughters hair (2 diff hair types) I have very long curly hair that’s normally dry and frizzy and I’m able to have a blow out look in 15 minutes whereas before it would take almost an hour … after washing my hair I let it dry a bit so it’s damp not soaking wet apply my hair products and that’s it … my daughter has pin straight hair that doesn’t hold a curl and this gives her volume and curl/waves that last all day ..: so glad I purchased …. A lot of review complain about it being to hot which confused me because there are heat levels low/medium/hot and cool idk why people just don’t turn the setting down? I have no had any issues with damage or dryness love this drier

I can get some wave and curl, but the air is way too hot. It's either really hot blowing at high, med, low, or the cool setting. My med setting blows the same as high tho. The actual temperature cannot be changed so no matter the power is blowing its way too hot on myears and head. I kept trying to use it and missed the return window of time. :(

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