Salon One-Step™ Hair Dryer & Volumizer

I’m a hairstylist so I was a bit skeptical to purchase but I am pleasantly surprised. I would recommend hair being partially dry before starting and not over drying the hair. It does get very hot so do not keep on one spot for too long. If you are having issues with flyaways or static it is because your hair has been overdryed. I have fine thin hair and am able to dry and style in five min! Gives great volume!

My hair length is half way between ear & shoulder. My hair is fine and not as thick as it used to be. I get tired of daily setting my hair in volumizing rollers or using curling iron which I know is hard on my hair (and occasionally my face). Both ways take a lot of time, This "air brush" takes far less time, definitely gives me volume, and gives me a soft curl around the face I much prefer. I towel dry my hair, first use the full setting, then near the end reduce the setting to the lower setting to finish. I have not used the non-heat setting & can't imagine why I would. After using for sometime, I believe the high setting gets hotter than I realize so that I am seeing breakage. Now I use the high setting until hair still damp, then turn to the low setting much sooner.

I wasn’t too hopeful that this would work for me, but I’m pleasantly surprised! I have very thick, medium length hair. When left to its own devices, it’s not straight but not curly. Not even waves per se, in the cute way, but just big and messy looking. My usual routine is to let it air dry for a bit, blow dry it and either use a flat iron to make it straight, or a curling wand for loose curls. This new fangled device allows me to just blow it straight, no flat iron needed. Saves me about 15 min or so, and hey, that’s a big deal in the morning! It’s not hard to use whatsoever. I’m the type that cannot work a round brush with the blow dryer, looking in the mirror either. In a nutshell, I’m glad I bought this. It’s worth the money for the time saved over all!

I purchased this after a friend recommended it. I have fine medium length hair (4" past shoulders) and this works amazingly on my hair. It doesn't tangle, gives volume, and is much easier to manage then the blow dryer/roll brush combo. I divide my hair into three sections starting with lower/base of hair drying my way up. The whole process takes maybe less than 15 minutes from starting with wet hair just out of the shower. It also works great for next day hair to work out any waves or kinks from sleeping.

I love this hairdryer!! I bought it because I broke my shoulder and only have the use of one arm. Before my shoulder was broken, I used a very expensive hairdryer and the best brushes. This hairdryer works better than all of my high end products. I'll never go back. The brush is big and I was concerned that it would be too much for my short hair. It will work great on any length hair. The bristles grab even the shortest hair and dry it smooth and soft. My hair is naturally curly and before trying this dryer, I'd dry my hair, straighten it and then use hot rollers. I am now achieving the same results with the Revlon dryer. I haven't written a review on a product in years but needed to share my experience with this dryer. It's worth every penny!

I am honestly impressed, and that takes a lot! I have super curly, thick, often frizzy hair (thanks Dad!) that is about halfway down my back. This cut my dry/style time down well below half of what it takes with a regular blow dryer and round brush. And best of all my hair looks like I spent a ton of time/money on it. Sleek, shiny, and not at all frizzy. I am by no means a hair professional, but I have fairly wide range of high end styling tools at home. This is by far my new favorite. It is much easier to handle/manage than styling with a round brush and dryer. PROS: easy to use, quick, manages unruly hair with ease, beginner friendly, great for thick/curly hair. CONS: it’s much heavier and louder than the pro-level dryer I’m used to. However, it’s by no means a deal breaker since it cuts dry/style time significantly. It takes some getting used to (after the first time I got the hang of it) because you aren’t juggling a brush and the dryer. ALSO! I’ve seen many people get the paddle brush version of this and aren’t as satisfied. DEFINITELY make sure you’re getting the dryer/volumizer/round brush style version of this! Overall, this has revolutionized my hair-game. Instead of only doing an at home blowout when I have time (like 45-60minutes) I can now use this every time I wash my hair. Amazing. HIGHLY recommended to anyone who loves the look of a blowout but doesn’t want to devote the time to one!

Not big into leaving reviews but this blow dryer deserves my post and hopefuy I can help a busy mom out there find the one styling tool she can live with. I was so nervous about using this dryer on my frizzy curls but I was soooo pleasantly surprised. The blow dry time for my curls went from 35-40 mins to about 20. I had to get used to turning the dryer on while holding the section of hair I was about to dry next, but once I got that figured out, it was smooth sailing, literally. I have enough flip at the ends and just enough volume without it being too much. The texture is smooth and frizz free and it's not over dry as it can be with some heat tools. I would normally blow dry and then flat iron my hair because the blow dryer alone would not smooth out my frizz enough and the south Florida humidity would make my hair puff up nasty the minute I stepped out of my house. I'm on Day 2 of using this blow dryer and I didn't follow it up with the flatiron and I love the bounce and smoothness. I might have just found the best drying product in the world for my Hispanic frizzy curls. And I've stored my flatiron away for now, until I want stick straight hair again. My coworker has this dryer too and her hair is longer than mine, well she has beautiful big waves and smooth, no frizz hair. Oh and we've used this on a 4 year old with thin wavy hair and on a 6 year old with thick, course frizzy curls and both had great drying time and results. I would recommend 100%.

I have 4 kids (so not a lot of time) and like 7 people’s worth of stubbornly wavy/curly and long hair on my head. It’s a giant pain in the ass and takes a lot of time. Except today when I tried this! Unbelievable easy and I didn’t even have to go back over it with a flat iron! Dry in record time and looks naturally straight! (None of those odd bumps) I can’t wait to dry my girls hair after a nighttime bath too. I almost never write reviews but thanks to this magical thing I had the time!

I have a lot of hair. A LOT. Like, wow, who is that Wookiee over there LOTS. I have looked into having a third arm surgically implanted (Is this a thing? Who would do it? Vascular surgery? Orthopedic surgery?These are the questions that keep me up at night) because my shoulders are so tired holding up a dryer and a round brush for eternity. I briefly considered making a workout video (“Toned Arms: the Hairdryer Workout”), but was informed by fitness people that there isn’t a market for a 75-minute focus on the anterior deltoids. I almost have to wake up BEFORE I GO TO SLEEP in order to have enough time to dry my hair before work. This thing took me 8 minutes. I checked with my husband, in the next room, and in fact I did not go through a blowout wormhole. The silkier-than-silk style was accomplished by this miracle of a brush in 8 minutes (several more minutes were lost to running my hands through my hair and flicking it over my shoulder while smiling coquettishly in the mirror). If you struggle with an over abundance of hair like I do, seriously consider giving this amazing contraption a try.