Revlon Ceramic Hot Air Styler and Dryer by Revlon, Curling Irons Review

10

Nice Upgrade without the Upgraded Price!

MLC512 (272 reviews)

When my previous Revlon Ceramic Hot Air Styler and Dryer finally died after a few years of abuse and constant use, I purchased the more expensive models by Revlon only to be let down. After the 2nd purchase, I gave up, then I decided to buy what I previously had since it never let me down. Needless to say, this model is the same, but with some awesome upgrades! I love how it has a "release" button so when I'm using it in my hair, I push the button and can release my hair and it leaves my hair looking great without all the tangles. I LOVE LOVE LOVE it! And with the Ulta coupons, I paid under $20 for it! You simply cannot beat that. This model really performs well and it doesn't leave my hair frizzy. My hubby & co-workers always comment me on how pretty my hair looks!! — 5 months, 4 weeks ago

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10

A Hair Must-Have

runee89 (237 reviews)

I absolutely love this thing! It makes styling hair super easy & is much faster than using a separate brush and blow dryer without compromising style. The ceramic brushes ensure a frizz-free finish to your style. I have really long, thick, wavy hair that is annoying & time-consuming to style (there's just too much of it!). To style my hair with the regular brush and dryer takes around 30 or so minutes compared to around 10- 15 minutes with this. So besides for the lazy or busy, the design of this product would be perfect for anyone that has trouble using both arms to style their hair (have joint problems? Elderly? Crazy unwieldy hair?). Some great features: You get two detachable brushes that are easy to clean and the dryer has a release-button if you happen to get tangled. It's really convenient the way the temperature settings are set up too because you can go from hot to cool without a fuss to set your hairstyle. The blow-drying power is not the greatest, meaning that if you try to dry soaking wet, long, thick hair it's still going to take you a long time to style. I never use a blow-dryer until my hair is at least 70% dry (your hair is more prone to damage when wet) anyway so it's not an issue for me. — 8 months ago

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