LANDOT Hair Blow Dryer Brush: One-Step Hot Air Brush with 60mm Oval Barrel - 4 in 1 HairDryer Styler and Volumizer for Drying Straightening Curling Volumizing Hair Fight Frizz and Add Volume

It works well and does help eliminate frizz while it brushes and dries hair at the same time. Currently, I have very long hair, medium thickness. It gives a little curvature to my ends that are nice and feminine. Most helpful when you use a thermal blowout spray I noticed. The tool is easy to use, though I do think it probably works its magic on medium/short hair lengths. But overall im pleased. Does provide volume, hair is shinier and feels softer. Roughly takes me about 25 minutes to dry my whole head and give it a subtle style at the same time.

STOP WHAT YOU'RE DOING. If you are looking for a dryer brush, this is your sign to buy this one! I have really thick, coarse hair and really wanted to try one of these. A coworker used one recently and I loved the way her hair looked. BUT, she has fine hair (which seems to be easier to do on all levels). I was super hesitant to even buy one because why spend the money if it doesn't work? Well GUESS WHAT! IT WORKED!! Pros: -It took almost no time to dry my hair AND style it at the same time. It cut my time in half! -THE VOLUUUUUMMMEEE!!!! I got so many compliments on my hair because it wasn't flat from a straightener! -My hair was sooooo soft after! Much softer than using a straightener or curling iron -Fairly inexpensive compared to other dryer brushes -The cord is SUPER long -CUTE colors! Cons: -The handle is kind of bulky and kept falling off my counter because I forgot it was so heavy. I can't compare the weight to any other brushes, because this is the only one I've held. And I'll never hold another again. -I still had to straighten a few pieces of my hair that were being stubborn. (took about 25 seconds) -That's it. So, the pros definitely outweigh the cons for me. I LOVE this brush and the way my hair feels after I use it.

This is a very good hair dryer for the price! I am not one of those people that can blow dry their hair with a round brush so this makes that experience easier. It looks bulky but it pretty lightweight. I sectioned off my hair into about 1 in sections at first to get a feel for it and did yank a few strands out but got the hang of it by the next section and detangled with my tangle tweezer brush before going in with the dryer. You can detangle as you go with the hair dryer but it’s easier for me to detangle before. I took a few breaks as I haven’t blow dried my hair in over 6 years since going natural so there is a learning curve. The high heat gets hot where you can see the smoke but it doesn’t bother me. My hair dried quickly and you can get very close to the root. I’m happy I ordered this!

I absolutely love this blow dryer. I have grown my hair out and this worked perfectly, love how my hair looked. But I had to return it because I have arthritis in my hands and I couldn't hold it for long 😒 I haven't even looked for a replacement, I just pull it back up everyday.

YAAAASSSS HUNNNTTTYYY!!!! 👏🏽👏🏽got me feeling like I just stepped out the salon with a fresh blow out! With half the time 💅🏽💁🏽‍♀️ I’m a cosmetologist and i approve this hair tool✅ I will say though it is harder to use it fully like how you would use a round brush for a blow out you can’t just twist it out like you do a blow out but boy does it give damn near the same effect if you just pull down and twirl it in the direction you want your hair to flip🙌🏽 you can use it the same way as a round brush to give volume In the hair without having to hassle with a blow dryer In the other hand👏🏽I will say though wish it came with a cool setting so I could cool the hair and solidify the hydrogen bonds in the hair so the shape could hold better. The air notch setting has some heat to it but all in all I was so excited to use this and it DID NOT disappoint my hair is bouncy ,shiny, and slayed !💅🏽👸🏽

I love this! I cute my hair short & my wonderful stylist suggested trying a blow dryer brush. I read lots of reviews and decided on this one. It was on sale so a big win. I've used it every day since it arrived. It's very easy to use even for someone that's never had 1 before. I haven't had any issues with it getting tangled in my hair. It leaves my hair so soft with body. It dries my hair quickly. It's not heavy so it doesn't make my wrist hurt.

My mom has the Revlon pink/black one but it was cumbersome to twist the end to switch modes. The Landot one is chic, pretty, doesn't look cheap. It's pretty light which is great if you don't have a lot of upper body strength. My only cons: -"Cool/Air" setting doesn't actually blow cold air. It just blows hot air, like the "High" setting. The Revlon did have cold air on the "Cool" setting -something rattles inside. Mb mine arrived broken and that's why the cool air doesn't work? -Loud. All hair dryers and vacuums that use motors will inevitably be loud. I don't think it's any louder than the Revlon version, but if you're hoping it'll be quiet, then you'll be disappointed -I wish the barrel was skinnier and easier to hold. I have small hands and I have to use both hands to hold the barrel. It's light, but a bit bulky. I assume it's due to housing the motor -While the buttons are easily reachable (vs the Revlon version where switching modes is at the end and really hard to maneuver), the buttons take more strength to switch between "Cool/Air," "Low," and "High." Pros: -Sleek and pretty -Leaves my hair static free and looking like I've had a blow out. Hair has never been so soft and shiny! -Never thought I'd be a person who could blowdry her hair with a brush. This makes it easy. Game changer -Swivel cord -They include a little brush to help your remove hair from the barrel so it's easy to clean -Top end has texture/ribbed end so it's easier to hold. Cool to touch -it gets HOT! Like I can see steam in the air while I'm using it. I have to use "High/Hot" mode since my hair doesn't work well with the "Low" option. Buy it. You'll love how it leaves your hair. It's better than hair serums -- but don't forget to use a heat protectant because this thing gets HOT!!! My main issues are it makes a weird rattling sound, cool air doesn't blow on the "Air" setting (it's basically just the "High" setting), and the buttons need some effort to switch between modes. It's loud like any hair dryer, but saves so much time. My hair has never looked better!!

I’ll post a photo at another time. I am pleasantly surprised that this hot tool can straighten my hair out leaving it soft and shiny. Granted I am using products like thermal protection, smoothing balms by Brazilian Blowout, along with using a gentle cleansing shampoo, followed by the Brazilian Blowout hair masque which I will leave on overnight if I have the time, or I will use the Brazilian Blowout conditioner followed by a leave-in conditioner by Shea Moisture. Quickly one of the cons is that they “air”setting which is cool air is not a button where we can shoot some cool air. Rather you need to move a switch from the high, medium to the air setting. One suggestion to the company is to make a cool shot button. Now I will section my hair into 4 quadrants and work on one section at a time (Products are applied before I divide into quadrants and applied into divided sections to make sure all sections are evenly saturated). The con about the dryer is that it takes longer to dry wet hair, for this I will shoot a little heat using my regular blow dryer to eliminate some of the heavy moisture one quadrant at a time, I don’t remove all moisture just a little using a Denman brush (mine is a 9 row Denman). I notice that my entire head can be done in shorter time following this process. I am happy with the results, however if you live in an area that is humid you will want to use products to control frizz. Brazilian Blowout styling products are great, I live in the Mojave Desert where humidity is on an average low with the exception of monsoon season or when we get some precipitation outside of the monsoon season, I recently was in Orange County for a wedding and the second I walked out of the house my hair began to revert to having more of a loose, soft wave but no frizz partly due to the styling products used. Granted I wrapped my hair up and slept in a silk cap as I always do and it still had some wave to it. It takes me a total of 40 minutes from the time I apply products and dry my hair. I love this hot tool! I started getting relaxers in my hair in middle school, did everything to fight my texture in high school, and as an adult I did the Japanese Straightening all of which damaged my hair, broke my hair to the scalp in one instance. I then learned about the Brazilian Blowouts when they first came out, in fact I was a hair model for it at the salon I worked at. I soon became certified to use the product and preformed countless Brazilian Blowout services for my clients. Despite the fact that it was strong smelling, gave me headaches and caused respiratory stress I continued to get it done on my hair as well as my clients absolutely loved it. Well I finally stopped hating my curls and embarked on my natural hair journey. It’s been about 8 years that I have stopped with the Brazilian Blowouts on my own hair and started following the curly girl method. I missed wearing it straight but didn’t want to deal with all of the mess of blow dry and flat iron, and then I found this hot tool. It smooths my hair out where I do not need to follow with a flat iron, although I will use the flat iron on my fringe because I don’t want to look like I have cholla 1990s fringe. Anyhow I really love this fool. I’m buying more for my cousin and mom.