Heated Round Brush Comparison | Revlon Vs Babyliss

Hello, everyone and welcome back to my channel. So today's video is a hair tool. Comparison, video, i've done one recently where i compared the whole dyson um system, the super expensive one. That'S almost 800 canadian 540 us with the new ghd glide hair brush and those were pretty different tools. I compared them mainly because they were released at similar points in time and both very expensive. So today i'm bringing you a more affordable comparison and i'm comparing two tools that are closer together so both in terms of price point and in terms of function and design as well. So, in my right hand, i have the revlon brush, which is oval shaped um, but it's otherwise a big brush that blows hot air and it does have different settings here at the bottom off cool, low and high, and this has been so recommended by you guys In the comments underneath my dyson video, so many of you either purchased the dyson first and then returned and got this one or just got this one and really recommended it. So i wanted to try it, and then i did a little research and a lot of the comments on amazon said that they had tried the revlon one and this one, and that this one was way better. Um bobby list definitely is a little bit more of like a premium drugstore brand in europe. It'S a little bit harder to find, and this is the nano titanium fabulous pro, so not just the regular one, but the pro one and i'll show you why um? What is special about this one but they're both pretty comparable sizes in terms of barrel um, just slightly different shapes, because this one is round and this one is oval. So i like, in that other video, i'm gon na, do half my head with wine half my head with the other and then let you guys decide giving you my feedback along the way and letting you actually see how i style my hair with it. Just a quick note on products, because i think i didn't really say anything about products in my previous video. I always use this as a styling cream. I will link it down below if you have never tried it, and you have hair type that you feel like is kind of similar to mine like a little bit prone to frizz, um and maybe like with humidity or rain. You might lose your style. It'S so great, it really does make a big difference. Then i use um the good old tresemme really cheap one. As my heat protectant, i find it smooth nicely as well. I just like it. I'Ve used it since high school and then um, sometimes i'll, add a little bit of texturizing spray at the very end, once my hair is dry and styled, or on like a second day to revive it instead of dry shampoo, if it's looking a little bit limp Or i want a more body um, i really do like the orbee dry texturizing spray. If you've never tried it, i do think it is worth the money. So it's time to clip up the hair and get right into it, and you guys i can compare the results. I'M gon na include a little bit of a clip, so you can hear what it actually sounds like. I do think that's an important part of the experience very loud, but it does fit a lot of hair on the barrel, which the dyson definitely does not. So this is an improvement over that. If your hair is naturally straight or less wavy than mine, i feel like you would get an even better result, because it would have less texture to kind of fight against on me. It does a good job. I would even argue it does a better job than the dyson. I have been in the habit of going over my hair when i do it with the revlon, with my ghds just to smooth any little. Can you guys see how there's like a little bit of just waviness and texture left at the back and um the front is pretty sleek but i like to have a little bend under, and so i just kind of do that with my ghds, which isn't actually Really a disc at this hair tool, because when i blow dry my hair at home, i do that as well, because i don't do enough of a good job and i don't like spending that much time or kind of over processing my hair with it with the Hot air, to the point where i get to that state where the hair is all completely smooth, so now i'm going to show you this side, i'm going to spray a little bit more of this just to dampen it, because it's getting a little more dry and I'M going to show you the fabulous one which is pretty cool. It'S got a feature that i had not seen before. This is what it sounds like on: full volume and the cool setting is at the top, so you actually want to go one down. So that's using it just like the revlon one and it feels a little bit hotter against my skin than the other does, and that might just even be from the radiating heat from the metal barrel. So it's just using it normally, but i can also see so then, once it's done this for a while, i put it on hold, so i just go up one with the button and it closed down pretty fast. It feels kind of nice when that happens, and i just wait until i can't feel any heat anymore against my skin and i turn it off and i move on to the next piece. But what you can also do is maintain the length away from your hair. This is how you get a really nice bend under, and just do this and it's a little fiddly for sure, but it works really really well to get that curl under at the end. You just maintain that tension away from your head and make sure that the hair is in the middle of the barrel, and then you get this, which is really the good stuff that you want, because that's how you get that professional salon blow dryer. Look time for the final unclip, so i have to say overall, i'm pretty happy with both hair tools because they took my hair from damp to dry, like i don't feel any dampness around the roots. I think the revlon is faster at drying hair, actually, because it's such a big barrel and it just grows the hair - really well hard to get little wavy bits out because there's not a lot of tension, so you can see. I have like a few. This is pretty hot in here, a few little wavys starting around the pieces. Around my face, um overall, i will probably go over both sides with my ghd, just because i like the smoothness and setting that that creates for my hair, but i feel like on this side the fabulous side. I have a really nice um sort of shape going on at the bottom of my hair and there's less of that kind of little frizziness going on around the root, because i'm able to create a little bit more tension with the brush as well. They'Re, both pretty good prices and something to explore if you're into the whole hair gadget scene as i have been recently so i hope you found this video helpful. Let me know any favorite hair tools of yours that i still may not have tried in the comments down below. I really appreciate your suggestions. Thank you so much for watching, and i will see you in my next installment on style. Bye. You