One-Step Volumizer Plus Hair Dryer and Styler | More Volume, Less Damage, and More Styling Control for Easy and Fast Salon-Style Blowouts, Plus Travel Friendly (Black)

Great product! I have very curly hair, and this has become my go-to tool for straightening. It does a really good job smoothing and straightening my hair quickly. I will say it’s a little harder to get a full blowout look with lots of curls or volume using this version, but it works very well for sleek, straight styles. If I want more body, I usually add curling rods afterward. This is the smaller/thinner version of the original, which I personally prefer because it feels lighter and easier to handle. Overall, a great styling tool.

I bought this reasonably priced hairdryer to give it a try - hoping it would speed up my routine and encourage me to blow out my hair more, rather than just sticking it in a clip after showering. I expected there to be a learning curve, but I found it to be very user friendly. I like it so much, that I've stopped using my very expensive hairdryer than was supposed to use ion technology to make hair shiny. This makes my hair shiny and soft, and after using it for months, I don't notice any damage to my hair. A couple of minor points: 1) the settings are written on the handle which you twist to change. It took a minute to get used to, but it's probably no more difficult than changing the settings on any other hairdryer. 2) "cool" isn't very cool - it's more like "room temp", so if you like to use cool to lock in your style, I'm not sure the tepid air does the trick. That said, I was so impressed with this, I bought one for each of my daughters.

I tried the original when visiting family and loved the results, so bought one. Unfortunately, the low setting on the unit I received was (as many others have reported) way too hot. It smelled like something was burning. That unit went back. Recently I was motivated to try again and noticed the Plus models. I bought the black with pink trim version, and it's just right. I love the way it tames/smooths out my thick, wavy, medium length hair... just as the original model does, but it feels better to use in three significant ways: Size, Temperature, and Volume. The difference in size between the 2.8 and 2.4 is minor, but enough to make the handle more comfortable to hold - that's the main advantage. I also prefer this 2.4 size brush for my shoulder length, somewhat layered hair - it's easier to manage. As for the temperature and volume: I'm using the low setting, and although it's still fairly hot, it functions at half the intensity and half the volume as the medium and high speeds. The overall experience is greatly improved! Btw, I don't use it to dry my hair. Instead I prefer to let my hair air-dry (until it's at least mostly dry), and then use the brush just to style it. I also use it when my hair is a little wet from washing up in the morning. In less than 5 minutes my hair looks like I just walked out of the best salon. I love this styling brush! Highly recommend the Plus! Update June 2024: I'm switching to the Cool setting, and recommend this as a precaution. The other settings, including Low are all hot. The Cool setting is actually lukewarm. It's comfortable. I'm sharing this update because, although I successfully used the Low setting 1-2 x's a week for a solid 5 months, quite suddenly my hair has been looking straw-like in the places where I've used it most... looks awful. In trying to figure out what caused this damage, I recall a couple times recently using the brush to dry my hair when it was still rather damp. This was in contrast to all the other times when my hair was pretty much dry. To be safe, when I use this in the future, after my hair is restored, I'll go back to using it just for styling, not drying, and will only use the Cool setting. Meanwhile, I bought some Moroccan Oil to help smooth and restore my hair... it feels softer, but still looks damaged. I think it'll take a couple of hair cuts to get back to normal.

I have wanted a hairbrush dryer for a while now. I have very thin, fine hair that is prone to frizz no matter what I do. It was the claims of adding volume, shine and frizz control. Since there are many options, I did some research both online and Amazon to try and narrow it down. I'm sure anyone reading this already knows there's lots of choices and you can spend a lot on these! Due to budget constraints, most were checked off the list for that reason alone. What I did see was that this Revlon Hairbrush dryer kept popping up in articles (probably sponsored ads?) and that it's also one of the top sellers on Amazon. Based off price, product description and customer reviews I made the leap and purchased this one. It arrived next day (on time) I had read some reviews that customers received brushes with stands of hair in them. That was not my experience. Everything was packaged right and had no signs of any use. It has a little weight to it but not so much that it should bother you. I also read reviews that said it is exceptionally louder than a regular hair dryer. To me it is no louder at all. I love the swivel cord, especially when curling, smart touch! It must be said that I am no good at styling my hair with brush and hair dryer. I found this much easier to use but I did practice a bit. As other reviewers stated, it does run pretty hot on all settings. There is a rubber grip on the end to hold on too but it's not too big. Just be aware of that and maybe wear a glove? It does have three air flow settings, low, medium and high but it's important to note that they only control the flow, not the temperature. The low setting does feel slightly cooler but that could just be because of the slower speed. There is a cold shot button which is recommended to hold your style, but doesn't blow very cold air at all. The setting controls are at the bottom end and they are very hard to reach and turn with just one hand unless you curl the brush until it is facing away from you and you can see it in the mirror. Otherwise it pretty much forces you take brush out of your hair to change settings and than move back to finish spot, that doesn't help the style and it's annoying. It may be easier for some and maybe I will get better at it as I get used to it. As far as drying time, it dries my hair super fast! It always has with regular dryer but this cuts it down to a fraction of the time! It also does add some volume to my otherwise limp hair, it curls nice and I love that I can straighten or curl with one tool. My biggest concern and what almost caused me to pass on this are the reviews stating this has damaged their hair, some even claim there hair has fallen out! This scares the you know what out of me, especially as someone who has suffered hair loss before (stress) and doesn't have the healthiest hair to begin with. The really scary part is the ones that say that they loved this, used for months and than hair began falling out! How would you even know it would happen until it has and than it's too late. Based off all the positive reviews and women I know using them with no hair damage I decided to try. You definitely should use a heat protector and many have said to wait until hair is 70-80% dry. I only use the low and cool settings, as I mentioned it seems a little cooler to me and slower flow. That still drys my hair super fast, so I'm praying that with the faster dry time, product and waiting till almost dry will result in healthier hair instead as some have said. I understand the low setting probably won't dry fast for long, thick hair but it works for me. Overall, I am pretty happy with this purchase. It has helped me with frizz, not all gone but definitely helps! It gives me some volume and it also gives me some more shine though I can't tell you how much, how do they guage that percentage anyway? Lol So far overall I'm glad I bought it. Going forward, I will update as needed. Please pray my hair doesn't start falling out!!

I love this! My first experience with a blow dry brush was one I purchased at a discount department store about two years ago. I dropped it and broke it, so now I needed to replace it. I read reviews on the web and this one had high marks. I've used it a handful of times and I freaking love it. I have long thick hair, so I divide it into six or eight sections and brush through it slowly. I also wait until my hair is at least half dry (I would never go straight to blow drying with a full wet head of hair). It makes my hair silky smooth, doesn't matter if I use heat protectant conditioning spray or not. It works well, and fast (using my method of partially dry hair). Great price for a great blow drying tool. I prefer this over my regular hair dryer, as I have to use that with a brush (and then both hands are full, this only takes one hand). The high, med, low settings are great. And the cool setting is an extra bonus that I didn't have before (I like to cool my hair before I'm done so it doesn't scald me after the fact). Definitely recommend.

It is an excellent product; with the right technique, it leaves your hair with a beautiful finish, and it is easy to use.

I love this thing! It is amazing and without question my new go-to. I have long thick curly/wavy hair that I've never been able to manage when left curly. It is so thick that they stylist routinely thins it so that I can manage it. I've been using a hair dryer (with comb attachment) + flat iron for the past 30 years, with variable success. Mostly, the combination worked well after about an hour of drying and styling. My hair dryer was on it's last legs (you know that smell of burning hair). This style of dryer kept popping up and I finally went for it. It was an absolute dream. My hair hasn't been so shiny, soft, and manageable in a long time. It was so easy to use, and cut my drying/ironing/styling time down to 20 minutes!!! I got so many compliments the next day on how shiny and straight it was. I am so glad I took a chance on this. I was also concerned about the "volumizer" advertisement. The last thing I need is volume or body. In fact, I typically shower and dry my hair at night, before bed, so that I can sleep on it and flatten it a bit. I was able to brush the dryer through from the top of my head down, to keep things from getting more fluffed up. If you are looking for volume, I'm sure you could wrap your hair around this in the opposite direction (section hair, place it over top of the dryer, roll, pull up). PROS: It is also much more packable than my prior hair dryer and flat iron (I never could do the brush + hotel dryer and always brought mine along). Less likely to break in transit. It has 4 settings - 3 heat settings (high/med/low) and a cool setting. I did use the cool when I was finished, but didn't feel like I needed it as much as I normally do with the dryer + flat iron. My fingers also were NOT burning with this product. Normally, my hair gets so hot that my fingers hurt if I touch it too quickly. SOOO EASY to use. Highly recommend if you are not coordinated (like me). CONS: I do agree with other reviewers that it is a bit heavy. I suspect this won't be an issue after regular use, and look forward to the extra muscle in my arms. It is also a little louder than I'm used to. I am fine to use ear plugs while drying my hair though, with the hopes of protecting my long-term hearing anyway. I haven't tried it until now!!

I’ve been using the Revlon One-Step Volumizer as my main hair styling tool for almost a year now, and overall it’s been a really convenient addition to my routine. I originally bought it to save time by combining drying and styling, and it definitely delivers on that. I typically use it on towel-dried hair, and it dries my hair much faster than using a regular blow dryer and round brush separately. I like that it’s easy to use and straightens my curly hair in just a few swipes. That said, there are a few downsides. The brush can get quite hot, so I wouldn’t recommend holding it in one spot for too long. It’s also a bit bulky, which can make it harder to use on shorter layers or around the back of the head. Over time, I’ve noticed it can be drying, if you use it frequently like me (almost every day since I live in warmer weather), so using a heat protectant is important. I've also noticed some of the bristles have started to fall off, but as I said, I use it almost every day, so for the price, it has been well worth it. Overall, this is a great tool for someone who wants a quick, polished look without spending a lot of time styling. If you have very fine or heat-sensitive hair, you may want to be cautious, but for everyday use, it does a solid job.

So worth the price. I don't need to use blow dryer and then style my hair with a straightener or curling iron. It does it both. Because my hair is relatively thin, I use low temperature. Drying and styling in 15 minutes.

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Produto muito bom, gostei muito!

Fabulous brush, makes my straight hair looks great.

Excelente