
FYI: You can get the dryer at Target, Walmart, and on Amazon, too!
What does the Revlon hair dryer brush do?
It’s a hair dryer and a round brush in one product, so you don’t need to lift both arms above your head to dry your hair. (For me, that means I’m able to do a better salon-style blowout at home.)Pros of the hair dryer brush
I’m really impressed with how smooth my hair came out. When I first tried this it was a quick blow dry, and it looked pretty close to a salon blowout! There are 3 modes: low, high, and cool. I use the cool to blast my hair once I’m done drying, so I was glad this was included. Obviously the price. At $56 vs $500, it’s a fraction of the cost of the Dyson dryer. After blowing out my hair, it felt so much smoother. My hair dresser has told me in the past that drying my hair upside down can rough up my hair (which makes it frizzier in bad weather). But a lot of times it’s just faster that way. The Revlon dryer is quick, but it smooths your hair at the same time.Cons of the Revlon brush
The dryer is only able to dry your hair/straighten it. There aren’t any additional attachments, so there’s no curling wand like the Dyson has. It’s louder than my normal hair dryer. That’s not a huge problem for me, but it’s worth mentioning! If you need a smaller brush, you’re out of luck. The dryer is just one size of a hair brush, so you don’t have other options.You might also like: My 2019 Commitment to Cruelty-Free Makeup + The Best Cruelty-Free Beauty Brands
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