Revlon One Step Hair Dryer & Styler * Review & Tutorial

Growing up my bangs, maybe hey guys, welcome back to my channel in today's video. I am showing you how the Revlon one-step hair dryer works. This is like a round brush it's oval, but it's like a round brush and a hairdryer built into one. You can find it at Target Walmart. This is what the box looks like. I actually got mine from Amazon. I wanted to show you this because I've been using this for a few months now and I don't have to flat iron, my hair after or use any other styling tools. If I just want, like a straight style, look with maybe some volume. If I want curls, I use something else. I also have the Dyson hairdryer, which I use sometimes for different looks, but this one still is faster if I'm just wanting to blow it out and then not do anything else to it. There are three settings you have cool low and high, and my hair isn't thin, but it's definitely not really thick. It'S kind of just medium in the middle, so using cool the whole time doesn't really work for me even low setting. It takes a little bit longer. So typically, I use high unless I let my hair dry out like 80 %, then I can use low and it will dry faster. But if my hair is still pretty wet, I like to use high and then just cool it off a little bit and then I'm ready to go for the day. Let me warn you: the high setting is pretty loud I'll. Show you cool hi. Now some people say that it's not that loud to them, but I do come from using the dicen all the time and the Dyson's not that loud to me, and this is much louder and it's also, I think, it's bigger and a little bit heavier than the Dyson but again I like the result. First, I use a wet brush. This is actually my daughters purple and I just brush all my hair out. I like to clip my bangs up, because I don't like them to dry prematurely cuz. Then I get like a weird cowlick. My hair is typically wavy. It can get really curly if I add product to it so by using this tool, I do get the straight look that most of the time I wear my air also has the tendency to flip out all the time, no matter what styling tool or straightener I Use so that's just part of my hair, I do use this the dryer underneath and then I'll go up top and that's just so. The root will dry as well, so I do blow under and then sometimes that go over and then to the side. So, let's keep going when it's on high, it does tend to get really hot, so occasionally I will switch from high to low for my bangs. I do it a little bit differently right now. I don't have bangs that go right across the forehead, which is my favorite look right now, they're a little bit longer, so I call them swoop they swoop off to the side, but when drying them, I do go under and over still all right, and that is It again I have these weird growing out my bangs, maybe they may, because soon I don't know, but typically I kind of tuck them in behind my ear anyways. So, let's see so that is what it looks like just by using the Revlon one-step hair dryer. As you can see like, I really don't need to go over it with the flat iron. Unless I want like a really flat look, I will add, like my daily oil moisturizer to it just so it doesn't feel so dry. There are a few flyaways like typically right around here, because I always have like a little baby hairs coming in. But that happens no matter what hair dryer I use, or even if I just let it air dry. So this is the final result. So if I want like bouncy hair for the day, I use the one-step Revlon and then, if I want like a more evening, look so really flatten it straight and pull it back kind of tight kind of like grease down a little. Then I will use a straight iron flat iron over it and that took me about actually less time. Looking at the clock here, less than 10 minutes to do and I can leave it down, I can pull it up and have a nice full ponytail again. I have like a medium hair, it's not like super thick. I don't know if you can really tell in the video, but it's not super thin um. I have only cleaned this out, one Cepeda for a few months now, so it's not like it pulls out a ton of hair and I am prone to losing a lot of hair daily, just by brushing washing doing nothing it just I'm prone to losing hair, and This is nice because I don't lose a lot of hair in the brush and I'm drying it at the same time. Alright guys hope you enjoyed this video, especially if you were on the fence about getting the Revlon one-step hair dryer, it's awesome in my opinion. I do still use my Dyson occasionally just depending on what kind of look I'm going for if you have any tips on this tool, leave it in the comments below and share your thoughts thanks, bye,