Review: Revlon One-Step Volumizer Hair Dryer

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Hey Guys,
Today I'm going to share my thoughts on the Revlon One Step Volumizer Hair Dryer. I have wanted to try this type of blow drying tool for quite a while now. I have never been great at blow drying my hair and have heard so many people say good things about it. My boyfriend got me one for Christmas and I have been using it for almost a month. Keep reading to learn more about this product and to hear my experience with using it! I will also link the product below and a couple other competing brands.

Revlon One-Step Volumizer Hair Dryer $59.00

Here is what is said about this product on the Ulta site:

"The Revlon Salon One-Step Hair Dryer and Volumizer is designed to deliver gorgeous volume and brilliant shine in a single step. The unique oval brush design smooth hair while the rounded edges quickly create volume at the root and beautifully full-bodied curls at the ends in a single pass, for salon blowouts at home."

Key Features:

• The Original One Step Volumizer. Power of a Dryer, Volume of a Styler. Smooth Blowouts in up to Half the Time.
• The One Step Unit is designed for 120V USA outlets ONLY. Do NOT use a Voltage Converter as it will damage the unit.
• Unique Oval Brush Design for Smoothing the Hair, while the Round Edges Create Volume.
• Brush is designed with Nylon Pin & Tufted Bristles for detangling, improved volume and control.
• 2 Heat/Speed Settings for Styling Flexibility with Cool Option.
• 1100-Watt power provides just the right heat. Unlike conventional hair dryers, this volumizer can be placed closer to the scalp for lift.

On to my thoughts:
I am someone that is very simple with my hairstyles (unlike my makeup). I usually wear my hair 3 ways; messy bun, straight, or curly. That's about it. I have never had the patience to learn how to nicely blow out my hair at home with a regular blow dryer and round brush. I normally just toss my head upside down and blow dry it that way. About a year ago I had a couple of close friends say how awesome these brush hair dryers were. I was skeptical at first but after using it for the past month, I totally get it. 

It does take some getting used to. The more you use it the easier it gets. I have noticed that I am getting better at using it and it's taking me less time to dry my hair the more that I use it. It definitely gives you more volume at the roots and curls the ends giving a more sleek blow dry (compared to how I was drying my hair before). I agree with the claims that it gives more body and volume to your hair. I do still have some frizz and flyaways at the roots that I use a frizz spray to help with. My hair is somewhat wavy and I prefer a more sleek straight look so I still run a straightener through my hair after. This only takes a couple of extra minutes. You could totally skip the last part if you like your hair to have more body and wave to it. My hair definitely looks more like a salon blow out after using this tool. I think it will definitely be quicker to blow dry for people with shorter hair. I have long hair and section my hair off when using this to make the sections dry quicker. I highly suggest drying it this way if you have long hair. Overall, I am so happy with this product and think it is totally worth the price! There are a bunch of different brands that sell blow dryer brushes like this one. I have shared a handful of different ones below that have a bunch of reviews on Ulta's site. I can't speak for the others but I totally recommend this one!

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Have you tried any sort of blow dryer brushes? Let me know your thoughts below!