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I got rid of my revlon and bought the Dyson. Revlon gave me a lot of split ends and there was a burnt smell. I use dyson 3x a week and my hair feels so luscious and healthy. If you can afford it, switchover. And watch a ton of tutorials 😊
Yes I agree! I was going to comment that it might look moment in the moment but in the long run the revlon completely destroys your hair I mean you cannot deny the difference between the 2 quality wise! One is definitely FRYING your hair!
I’ve had the Revlon for about 9 months now and I can’t live without out. It’s the best blow dryer/ straightener . I rarely if ever use my actual straightener. My hair type is wavy frizzy. More frizzy than curls. Like this girl I have a lot of hair and the Revlon tool works quickly. I highly recommend it. Love it! ❤️❤️❤️
The heat is very hot and is similar to hair straighteners. So it could potentially damage hair if you don’t protect it. I spray on a heat protector on my hair just before I use it.
I was just about to buy a Dyson when I decided to look up curly hair and airblade and found this video! Thank you Julissa! I bought a revlon one stop and it took me 40 minutes to dry and no extra straightening needed! And in the UK it cost me £40 vs £400 for the airblade! Yay!!!!
I recently had my hair done at an Ulta Salon and the stylist used the Revlon dryer on my hair and I was absolutely amazed because I have super curly hair. My hair came out sleek and beautiful! I love this tool!! 🥰🥰🥰
I have both of these and am a Dyson convert. You need to dry 80-90% with the dryer attachment then go in with the brush (and use the paddle brush! It’s just as big as Revlon) I have thick long hair, have no time and can get bone straight in 10 min. Also Dyson is way lower heat, Revlon was damaging my hair, none with Dyson after months of use.
My hair is longer than Julissa's but it only took me about 15 mins to give myself a complete blowout with the Dyson Airwrap, and I don't consider myself an expert with the tool yet. The key is to use it on almost-dry (about 10-20% dry depending on how fine your hair is) hair - Dyson explicitly states that this is a styling tool and not a dryer. There's a separate blowdryer attachment for that purpose. You're not supposed to use this on damp hair because that will take too long - that's why the tool overheated (it uses a technology that's really powerful, so naturally leaving it on for 3 minutes to do each section will get the tool really hot). You're supposed to turn it on for maybe 30 seconds at a time, turn it off, and move to the next section. To set the curl at the end, you're supposed to switch to the cool air setting and twirl it around for a few extra seconds. Also I have the Revlon too and it's great as a quick styler on damper hair, but if I'm looking for something other than a simple sleek look (note: there's another attachment in the Dyson kit that better achieves that than this round brush), I'd prefer the Dyson because it gives the hair a lot more bounce and the results are long-lasting (I have oily hair so I wash it every 1-2 days, and it usually lasts well into the 2nd day). I do have straight, fine hair that's easier to style so maybe the Revlon is better for curly hair after all, but I just want to clarify that the Dyson isn't as bad as it seems in this video (other than the price).
Michelle Lee agree. If she wanted the same look as the rebook one there is a different attachment for it (a bigger flat brush, that can also give you volume) the smaller one is as you said for damp hair and when you want even more curl and volume, really makes the hair look like a blowout from a salon
@@lf5835 There is a reason why she said she can't use the revlon everyday because it damages her hair, the Dyson keeps the temp lower so it prevents you from heat damage.
I've been using revlon since it came out and I love it. It takes me 15 min to do whole head. If you want do it faster i would recommend using regular hair dryer and then finish with revlon.
i’ve had the revlon for a year now and i absolutely love it i’d even say i use it more than my straightener! i got my mom the limited edition mint one from ulta for mother’s day because she kept using my tool!
Sophie K if ur hair is straight u have to make sure it’s 90% dry before u use it if it’s curly it has to be damp so that your hair doesn’t start to dry curly.
Sophie K is ur hair curly or straight? if it’s straight then ur hair has to be 90% dry before you use it but if it’s curly it has to be damp so your hair doesn’t dry curly. when you’re combing it through your hair make sure the side where the air is coming out from is blowing directly onto your hair to get heat on your hair
I love the Revlon. I usually wait until my hair is about 75% air dried so it’s less heat on my hair and I use the low setting. Plus, I use a blow dry cream. This is the first tool that I’ve been able to style my hair with. I never had the coordination to use a blow drier and a brush. LOL.
If anyone is concerned about heat damage, the hot tools version is more expensive, but uses less heat all around. I got mine on sale, use it almost daily, and don’t have any heat damage (granted I go overboard on the heat protectant and hair masks). I have thick, silky, long hair and I love using the one styler to give me voluminous, Victoria’s Secret waves. It’s the best money I’ve ever spent on a hair tool.
Just bought the Revlon one (and watching reviews afterwards - so typical of me). It really is amazing guys, I have curly hair, so hairdryer+ flat iron was a must have before. My mom is a hairdresser and she tried giving me blowouts before - and failed. My hair is REALLY HARD to control. I didnt have high hopes, but this damn brush got me speachless. Amazing bouncy waves and zeeero frizz😍🎉 love love
Regarding the heat for anyone that's interested: I own both the revlon and the dyson, and I used my kitchen thermometer to do a heat test. The Dyson hit 190 deg F after being on for a few minutes (high heat and speed). The Revlon I couldn't even measure because it immediately went over the range of my thermometer which had a 220 deg F limit, and warped the plastic cutting board I was using to protect my counter haha.
@@ektom90 That’s interesting that the lowest setting is only 5°F hotter than Dyson yet people use the Revlon on low setting and noticed their hair gets really damaged. I wonder why that’s the case 🤔
Hi- that round brush on the dyson is not meant for your hair type. That’s for giving body to “fine, limp hair”. I have that attachment and only use it for my bangs. You need to use the firm smoothing brush to straighten your hair. I love it!! I find the revlon really damages my hair. Just thought I would tell you what helps me. We have similar hair and I researched the dyson attachments a lot before buying it. I know you didn’t like the paddle brush but the key is holding the section by the end and brushing thorough. You can’t just brush it through without the tension of holding it or it won’t straighten. Hope you give that a try and it works 😊it’s saved me a lot time and damage!
I agree. I have both and the the Dyson blows revlon away. Plus my hair is shorter so the revlon is way too big for my hair right now. The smaller Dyson brush attachment is perfect for it.
Thank you for saying this. I just left a lengthy response for her regarding this because she now has multiple videos where she isn't using the Airwrap properly (and still hasn't realized it yet) then ends up disappointed with her results. I really want her to do a proper demo on the tools. She needs to connect with Dyson for them to educate her on what the tools are for.
Agreed. I don't have her type of hair but my hair is very long and crimpy/wavy and I can do my whole head with the round brush in 19 minutes! I have both tools as well, and use the Revlon just to give my Dyson a break so it'll last longer! Lol
Thanks for your comment! Stay tuned for another video testing out only the paddle brush :) hopefully it works well on my curly hair! 💕 looking forward to it 💕
The Dyson is my best choice because doesn’t burn the hair. When you use it on the hottest level, the secret is to keep the hair on the brush and then press immediately the cool button for a few seconds. Use all the time hot and cool buttons, it is even better for your hair to cool down.
Finally! I found a channel that features ACTUAL curly hair! Omggggg thank goodness.. because for those who know.. it can be a struggle finding products that work with curly and frizzy hair ♥️
I am a professional hairstylist for 17 years now, I have used so many products over the years but I recently bought the DysonAirwrap...I do have naturally curly hair and what I found was its not mean to straighten the hair while doing a blowout, if you want that look go with something stronger. In the directions is says to dry the hair partly then use the round brush attachment. It's actually meant for smooth volume only. It works amazingly on my hair for that. If you have fine hair it works even better and gives big volume!! Hope this helps.
HELP> dyson vs. revlong. pls help guys. i have thick, coarse, 3b curly hair that ive been straihgten for a while: flat iron 2 years, revlon for a year. i have so much heat damage despite usong the revlong for the past year along with hair oiling and hair masks weekly. so many split ends and so much breakage. i assume the revlon is better than the titanium flat iron i used earlier, and its wayy faster too. but... it is causing damage, so i bought the dyson. pls help me. idk if i should return it. actually, my mom bought it for me bc im a kid. but idk if its worth it. i tried the round brush attachment once and here is my verdict: my roots are wayyyy flatter than from the revlong bc of the smaller barrel. used less time than the revlon. **someone whose used both can u tell me if the dyson is heat damaging? or if youve only used the dyson on curly hair, have u noticed heat damage???? pls help me. ill feel rly guilty if i waste my mom's money. it's ONLY worth it to me if the round brush dyson is less HEAT DAMAGING than the revlon. i like using the curling barells, but that's not why i bought it.
So I own both, and honestly I prefer the revlon when doing my own hair but I’m a stylist as well so the dyson is my absolute favorite go to tool when doing hair on others!
@@JayJay-ue3xy If she prefers the Revlon on, I don't think so. A long time ago been a teenager I didn't have luxury tools to my hair, but It was healthy because I cared a lot doing mask hair after using the regular hairdryer, then I bought the most expensive baby Liss iron & dryerhair AND it was still healthy, after I started making Keratine treatment to my hair, then brassilian blow out & all was perfect until I have a child. So I think the most important is how much do you take care of your hair with shampoos, conditioners and masks.
HELP> dyson vs. revlong. pls help guys. i have thick, coarse, 3b curly hair that ive been straihgten for a while: flat iron 2 years, revlon for a year. i have so much heat damage despite usong the revlong for the past year along with hair oiling and hair masks weekly. so many split ends and so much breakage. i assume the revlon is better than the titanium flat iron i used earlier, and its wayy faster too. but... it is causing damage, so i bought the dyson. pls help me. idk if i should return it. actually, my mom bought it for me bc im a kid. but idk if its worth it. i tried the round brush attachment once and here is my verdict: my roots are wayyyy flatter than from the revlong bc of the smaller barrel. used less time than the revlon. **someone whose used both can u tell me if the dyson is heat damaging? or if youve only used the dyson on curly hair, have u noticed heat damage???? pls help me. ill feel rly guilty if i waste my mom's money. it's ONLY worth it to me if the round brush dyson is less HEAT DAMAGING than the revlon. i like using the curling barells, but that's not why i bought it.
My hairdresser told me it's best to blowdry from top to bottom. If you start at the bottom, moisture from the top of the scalp can travel downwards and recurl your roots.
I finally found a hair care video with my type of hair. It's so hard to find products for my type of hair. Thank you very much for your review. I'm a new subscriber :-)
I have the Dyson air wrap I love it and wouldn’t change it for anything . My advice would be to separate and comb every section before you pass the brush . Also use the other brush and switch to this one when the hair is about 80% dry in the video your hair look very wet .
With the Dyson I’d recommend using it like a stylist and blow dry first and then style AFTER it’s 80% dry. It’s a styling tool not a blow dry tool for when it’s wet.
I love the revlon blow dry brush as well- it honestly changed my life. I used to get hair treatments to control my hair but with revlon one- life has been so much easier- it honestly saved me 100s of dollars if not more.
I love love love my Airwrap. The firm brush is everything. There is literally no hair pull and no hair in the brush or on the floor.😉 My hair gets so straight and so soft. With Revlon, there was always hair in the brush from the hair pulling, which sucked. But with the Airwrap, I am saving my hair. Hallelujah! What's more, I just bought a silicone diffuser attachment for when I wear my hair curly and OMG! 20 mins and done. Now, my Airwrap really is complete. 😁
HELP> dyson vs. revlong. pls help guys. i have thick, coarse, 3b curly hair that ive been straihgten for a while: flat iron 2 years, revlon for a year. i have so much heat damage despite usong the revlong for the past year along with hair oiling and hair masks weekly. so many split ends and so much breakage. i assume the revlon is better than the titanium flat iron i used earlier, and its wayy faster too. but... it is causing damage, so i bought the dyson. pls help me. idk if i should return it. actually, my mom bought it for me bc im a kid. but idk if its worth it. i tried the round brush attachment once and here is my verdict: my roots are wayyyy flatter than from the revlong bc of the smaller barrel. used less time than the revlon. **someone whose used both can u tell me if the dyson is heat damaging? or if youve only used the dyson on curly hair, have u noticed heat damage???? pls help me. ill feel rly guilty if i waste my mom's money. it's ONLY worth it to me if the round brush dyson is less HEAT DAMAGING than the revlon. i like using the curling barells, but that's not why i bought it.
@@yours1ana I have not experienced any heat damage using the Dyson Air wrap system. The only attachment that I rarely use is the round brush attachment. Before blow drying your hair use some kind of heat protectant to avoid heat damage. Hope this helps.😉
@@RandomNest hi! thank you so much. i am planning on keeping it becuase many people have experiences similar heat damage from the revlon as me. However, in order to striaghten my curly hair... ...i will need to use the round brush attachment and I am worried that it will be the same as the revlon and damage my hair. **Do you have curly hair and does the firm brush attachment work to straighten it?** i dont have the firm brush bc i bought the dyson from costco and it doesnt come with all the attachments.
@@yours1ana I used to use Revlon round brush there used to be so much hair in brush from the pull. Once I bought Dyson Airwrap system I never used Revlon round brush dryer again. I do.use the firm brush with Dyson to straighten my curly hair and it is wonderful. I rarely have to flat iron after blow drying with the firm brush.
I bought the revlon a few months ago after seing one of your videos and I dont regret it, its the best blowdryer ever, my wavy hair is so sleek, shiny, smooth and in no time! looove it
I was thinking about getting the dyson one but never mind. I got the "copy" revlon by mistake on amazon but now I really want the Revlon. Love your videos girls. And I'm following you on Instagram.
Revlon needs to sponsor this because you are pushing their product very well. I'm sooo tempted to buy this! SO much easier than straightening thick curly hair
Hi! Idk if you ever bought it, but I have crazy frizzy hair and was so tired of waiting for it to dry then straightening it. I was really skeptical about the revlon, I didn't think it would actually make my hair straight enough to be comparable to flat iron, but I bought it and now I use my straightener to curl my hair more than I use it to straighten my hair. I literally love the revlon brush so much, I cannot say enough good things about it. (The only thing negative I'll say is that they aren't very durable. The motor went out on the first one I bought after 4 or 5 months, so if you can get it from somewhere like target that offers a warranty I'd recommend that. And then the second one I bought I ended up having to replace after about 6 months to a year because the bristles were falling off but I think that was because I used it so much. I still happily went out and bought a new one because I am practically reliant on it at this point. It took my shower -> work ready hair routine from an hour to 20 ish minutes. If you're on the fence and haven't bought it yet then I'd really recommend going for it.)
My hair is around a 3c and it's waist long. I have both dryers, and Dyson is hands down better for the simple fact that it's non-damaging and it dries faster on curly hair. The attachment that's supposed to be used is the paddle attachment. Curly hair will crease on a round attachment because you're introducing a curl on already curly hair. The Revlon brush is more of a flat round brush and that's why it's straightening the hair, but it's not worth the extra damage; especially if you color or perm your hair often.
Thanks for that comment, I also have difficult curly hair, I’ve been using the flat iron for a very long time and some weeks ago I had to spent lots of money in a hydration treatment, so after watch dozens of reviews I just got the Dyson, for the simple fact that it doesn’t seem to damage the hair.
@@merisariol2670 I'm glad it was helpful. I'm thinking of doing a tutorial on it because it's seriously worth the investment for any hair type but curly girls aren't using it correctly. My hair is near a 4a and it looks like a 1A when I'm done drying and flat ironing it. Buy it used, it'll save you about 300 dollars. There's a lot of websites selling it for 200ish. You don't need all the attachment either, only the round brush and the smoothing brush. It'll save you a lot of money if you don't buy the full set.
This was really unfair to the Dyson. I had a Revlon for months but it damaged the hell out of my hair so I decided to splurge and get the Dyson. NIGHT AND DAY. You used the worst attachment for the Dyson when the paddle brush is so much better and the same size as the Revlon. The curling wands aren't my favorite and the style doesnt last very long but I've been using it for almost a year and my hair has little to no damage, it also takes 10 minutes to do my hair. You really do get what you pay for and I am a Dyson believer that the price is worth it for beautiful undamaged hair.
Hello ı am from turkey and ı need to ask something, in turkey dyson is almost 3000 TL for us ıts like a montly money from our works so after this video ı decided to buy a revlon ıts like 300 TL so how much affects to the hair damage can u tell little more thank you
did you use a heat protectant when you had the revlon? because i’m thinking about buying one and i won’t if it still damages ur hair even when using a heat protectant.
I find that odd. I use the Hot Tools version of the Revlon brush twice a week on my super dry, breakage-prone frizzy and curly hair and it makes it like smooth silk and it's never been healthier. The key is a really good heat protectant. I love the Amika serum. It's made my hair even healthier than the past 5 or so years before I got the brush (I've been using it for 8 months now) where I didn't blow dry or use any heat at all on my hair. I'm not sure if those who have damage with the Revlon are holding it in place too long, using it on hair that is too wet, or what. I use the highest heat setting and about half dry hair and get compliments on how shiny and long it is. Also, I have insanely thick hair (every haircut I've had, the stylist says it's the thickest they've ever seen) and it's past my boobs and I spend about 25-30 minutes drying it tops.
I use Revlon everyday. Love, Love it. I dried my wet hair with regular dryer first, then finish off with the Revlon. This way I get to straighten my shoulder length hair in less than 10 mins. I do hate the noise.
I'm a Licensed Cosmetologist. 24yrs....experienced. The Revlon brush is damaging! I don't care how much heat protectant you use, it doesn't help. I have so many clients with damaged hair, all hair types!
I have the Revlon volumizer and I absolutely love it. I have crazy curly hair and I also chopped it off and it still works great on short hair. I'm happy to see a comparison between a product that's highly overpriced and seems like it would be only suited for one hair type and not all. I don't see why they wouldn't include a bigger round brush or even a medium sized one. To then be the one tool device that everyone needs. Loved your feedback, I vote Revlon too especially for how inexpensive the price is. Can't go wrong there, still got money left over 😜
YOU are the one who introduce me to this amazing tool. I thank you SO much for this, I saw how it works and I said to myself I need it in my life!...so now I was actually thinking about given one to one of very good friends from my work for her birthday bc she has curly hair as well. I hope I can win one!🤗 a big hug to you and continue ur good videos!
wow you have such a nice presence about you. I think you're going to get really big on here. I also really like your editing style -- a bit on the longer side, but you have such a warm, calming presence that I don't really mind. keep up the good work!
I prefer the Dyson ending results far better. The hair looks healthier and with a beautiful movement. The Revlon side just look sleeker but not so healthy. I believe if you would had sectioned the hair in smaller parts it would dry far faster and far nicer... I guess it's preferences.
i agree w u, the price difference tho!! 😨is crazy! i’m getting the revlon, i think it had amazing results for everyday use and if i wanna go all out i’ll use the flat iron on top! 👍🏽👍🏽
I think if the dyson paddle brush was used it would be better, I have both and much prefer the dyson, infact have put the other one away. But my hair is not curly
After so many reviews I feel like it’s personal preference. I notice people that have short, thin hair prefer the Dyson. But ppl with thick, long hair prefer the Revlon. Me personally, I can’t compare because I have a lot of hair and it’s thick and super long ... I will stick with using my Revlon. My hair is down to my hurt and I did my hair yesterday in 28 minutes. Yes, I timed it. I will say, it’s heavy and that’s something I guess I have to get used to but I also won’t be using it every day.
Really good comparison video. Never heard of the revlon one until now as looking for air wrap videos. You definitely put them both to the test and made them work as you have a lot of curly hair. Agree with you as the Revlon did give a better end result for you hair but I’m intrigued by what else the Air wrap can do.
I have extremely curly hair, so it’s good to see someone with really curly hair compare these 2 so people with curly hair show this comparison. Now I know which one to get
amber melton if you have curly or frizzy prone hair I wouldn’t recommend drying ur hair 80% if ur looking for a frizz free, slick hairstyle. The lack of moisture when ur blowdrying ur hair is what causes extra frizziness
@@analiearmendariz2717 I agree. Every professional hairstylist I've talked to who specializes in a curly hair say the same thing. If you rough dry it 80% you'll just have a frizzy mess.
Check the noise level decibels on the box. Hearing loss begins at 85 decibels. Hairdryers average between 82-89 decibels, some as high as 103, and are used close to the ears for a period of time. Permanent hearing damage can occur over time. Be smart, wear hearing protection.
I love the video. However sounds super biased as you have had the revlon longer. Also for “blow outs” you’re using the wrong attachments. For frizz prone hair you should have been using the smoothing brush attachment not the round brush, while thats the most similar looking thing to the revlon. It’s not made for the look and hair type you’re trying to do. The attachment you used was a volumizing brush, doing the complete opposite of what you wanted. It’s made for fine and extremely flat hair.
And the Dyson delivers. It doesn't even compare to revlon the revlon went straight to the garbage. It doesn't have 6-7 attachments and doesn't do what the dyson does.You get what you pay for. Its like comparing a perfect flawless diamond to a cz.
I agree with you. I have both brushes, love them both. but i found the dyson is less damaging to the hair, however the revlon is a great great buy also if you dont wanna spent $500.
@@dianastella it depends a lot of the type of hair, and the look you are going for. The Revlon is kinda all in one brush when the Dyson as different attachment for different looks, you need to find the right attachment. I have both brushes and love them both. But she is really using the wrong attachment here. so I don't think the comparison was fair.
This is my first time watching your videos on TH-cam and I must say you are an inspiration. My son has naturally curly hair and he really wants more tamed hair. I’ve been watching many videos on TH-cam in reference to this amazing product, and I am indeed a believer. When you mentioned that you are doing a giveaway, I got even more excited!!! Thanks so much for the great video!! 💁🏽♀️💁🏽♀️💁🏽♀️
Im supposed a curly hair too but i guess bc my hair is thin and lesser so dyson still worked for me. I feel dyson is travel size. I'd still get dyson for its airwrap curls!
Great video. Most of them drag on with unnecessary stuff. But you got to the point and showed me what I wanted to know without dragging it on unnecessarily. Thx 👍
I just want to let you know, I did it.. I buy the Revlon and yes !! Works very good.!! Thank you for your honesty and for save my pocket!! Love you mamita feliz navidad !!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I have read the comments about her looking like Vanessa Hudgens (who I also think is beautiful) but does anyone else kinda see Christina Millian?? lol regardless Julissa you are such a beautiful girl!
The revlon side does look better here, but I think that the dyson should be done with the hair dryer attachment until 70% dry and then switch to the other attachments. The round brush is better for styling. I can dry and style my hair in 10 minutes with it. She also did the revlon one consistently and was kind of all over with the dyson. Makes me want both though :)
HELP> dyson vs. revlong. pls help guys. i have thick, coarse, 3b curly hair that ive been straihgten for a while: flat iron 2 years, revlon for a year. i have so much heat damage despite usong the revlong for the past year along with hair oiling and hair masks weekly. so many split ends and so much breakage. i assume the revlon is better than the titanium flat iron i used earlier, and its wayy faster too. but... it is causing damage, so i bought the dyson. pls help me. idk if i should return it. actually, my mom bought it for me bc im a kid. but idk if its worth it. i tried the round brush attachment once and here is my verdict: my roots are wayyyy flatter than from the revlong bc of the smaller barrel. used less time than the revlon. **someone whose used both can u tell me if the dyson is heat damaging? or if youve only used the dyson on curly hair, have u noticed heat damage???? pls help me. ill feel rly guilty if i waste my mom's money. it's ONLY worth it to me if the round brush dyson is less HEAT DAMAGING than the revlon. i like using the curling barells, but that's not why i bought it.
I’m going to grab that Revlon piece! As for dyson- same applies to their steamer mops. I use the $45 at my Reiki center-so heavy commercial use-and it’s awesome. The dyson is $300. I have a client that has gone through three of them in maybe 5 years...and she lives by herself and uses it once a week.
@@cparisenti I use the Shark one. Just used it yesterday after changing soil out on some plants and the floors looked great in 10 mins. I also hear the bissel one with scrubbing heads and steam is pretty great and that one is $130.
I was so close to buying the dyson but my hair is exactly like yours plus some and was afraid of it not working. This video helped me so much and I might just go get the Revlon dryer! Thanks!
I find with both tools the hair needs to be like 80 percent dry before using any of the styling brushes. I own the Dyson i just use the round brush for volume at the root only. I use the other attachments
Saw your video yesterday, ordered the revlon, got it today, and its worth every penny!! It usually takes me 1h to 1h30 to do my hair, it took me 25 min!! And theyre not burned at all like they are when i use a straightener!! Definitely recommend it❤
It's because you are using Dyson volume brush WRONGLY. To obtain sleek hair,you must use smoothing brushes! The comparison with Revlon in this case is useless, because they have different function.
Absolutly. Using the smoothing brush would save you lot of time and shoulder build up! With the smoothing brush you could have dry hair up to 80% & with the round brush you could have do the ultimate finish instead.
The smoothing brushes bristles are too far apart to actually smooth my hair, but my hair is much curlier than hers. You need a lot of tension to smooth out curly hair and the round brush attachment was the only one that gave me any.
@@2013nicolas Even then if she used the smoothing attachment how much would she cut her time down? Even if she cuts it into 50% that would make it dry equally and as well in the same amount of time. That would leave you to compare the price.
Thanks to you I am the happiest person in the world 🌏, because I saw the wonder that revlon's one step brush does, and guess what, I bought it and I love it really is great. 👍👍👏👏
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I love that we're seeing this on someone with curly hair!
I got rid of my revlon and bought the Dyson. Revlon gave me a lot of split ends and there was a burnt smell. I use dyson 3x a week and my hair feels so luscious and healthy. If you can afford it, switchover. And watch a ton of tutorials 😊
What setting were you using on the Revlon the high or low setting?
Yes I agree! I was going to comment that it might look moment in the moment but in the long run the revlon completely destroys your hair I mean you cannot deny the difference between the 2 quality wise! One is definitely FRYING your hair!
@@flormarie272 Right I get that but maybe if you use the lower heat setting it won’t fry your hair??
Mine started overheating after 2 months. The Revlon I mean...
@@nolabel1704 you may need to clean the filter! Mine did the same :)
Girl if you don't get that revlon paycheck! You have completely sold me on this product for real😂
I’ve had the Revlon for about 9 months now and I can’t live without out. It’s the best blow dryer/ straightener . I rarely if ever use my actual straightener. My hair type is wavy frizzy. More frizzy than curls. Like this girl I have a lot of hair and the Revlon tool works quickly. I highly recommend it. Love it! ❤️❤️❤️
Does it get rid of frizz?
It does work well on getting rid of the frizz in my hair. I’ve been very satisfied with this product.
Hi, could you tell me if it damages your hairs?
The heat is very hot and is similar to hair straighteners. So it could potentially damage hair if you don’t protect it. I spray on a heat protector on my hair just before I use it.
hiiii. how often do you use it and what heat protector do you use before using the blow dryer?
I was just about to buy a Dyson when I decided to look up curly hair and airblade and found this video! Thank you Julissa! I bought a revlon one stop and it took me 40 minutes to dry and no extra straightening needed! And in the UK it cost me £40 vs £400 for the airblade! Yay!!!!
I recently had my hair done at an Ulta Salon and the stylist used the Revlon dryer on my hair and I was absolutely amazed because I have super curly hair. My hair came out sleek and beautiful! I love this tool!! 🥰🥰🥰
Is that make permanet
@@nid4077 no it's just a blow dryer so it will go back once washed.
I can’t help but notice everyone saying you didn’t use the Dyson correctly doesn’t have curly hair...
$550 is just too much and def can’t afford that. But I’m also amazed by how good that Revlon hair dryer is!! Thank you for this super useful video!
Revlon only costs nearly £50 on Amazon, unless you're talking about Dyson.
@@RCKY-OHX I work at amazon and pack so many of the revlons!!
If I was going to spend $$$$
I would buy T3..
Your Revlon side is so much smoother. I love my Revlon. It straightens my very thick curly hair fast.
I have the Revlon tool. It’s the closest thing to a salon blow out that you can do yourself. Love it!
I have both of these and am a Dyson convert. You need to dry 80-90% with the dryer attachment then go in with the brush (and use the paddle brush! It’s just as big as Revlon) I have thick long hair, have no time and can get bone straight in 10 min. Also Dyson is way lower heat, Revlon was damaging my hair, none with Dyson after months of use.
caprice cassetta Ok. Are you looking for a medal 🥇 or what? Confused 🤷🏼♀️
Thank for explaining, I will give a try ...I think this explains why it gets so hot...can you make a video? 😝
Go for remington wet 2straight...
This comment was helpful.
HI. Is your hair curly or straight? I can't make up my mind whether to go with Dyson or not.
I never thought about buying one of these & I have curly hair down my back. I am totally considering buying that Revlon. Thanks
My mom does as well (super thick). I bought her one and she can get it beautifully straight herself in under an hour.
is it me or anyone else can see this too that as soon as she opened her hair she looked like vanessa hudgens...????
i was about to comment the same thing!
Yes she is young n beautiful. Xxx
Yes !
I was about to comment that too but i have read yours. She really does look like her.
surbhi kumar yep! Was going to comment the same thing lol.
I have one of the revlon dryers for each one of my daughters and myself! These things are amazing for little kids who hate getting their hair dried!!!
My hair is longer than Julissa's but it only took me about 15 mins to give myself a complete blowout with the Dyson Airwrap, and I don't consider myself an expert with the tool yet. The key is to use it on almost-dry (about 10-20% dry depending on how fine your hair is) hair - Dyson explicitly states that this is a styling tool and not a dryer. There's a separate blowdryer attachment for that purpose. You're not supposed to use this on damp hair because that will take too long - that's why the tool overheated (it uses a technology that's really powerful, so naturally leaving it on for 3 minutes to do each section will get the tool really hot). You're supposed to turn it on for maybe 30 seconds at a time, turn it off, and move to the next section. To set the curl at the end, you're supposed to switch to the cool air setting and twirl it around for a few extra seconds. Also I have the Revlon too and it's great as a quick styler on damper hair, but if I'm looking for something other than a simple sleek look (note: there's another attachment in the Dyson kit that better achieves that than this round brush), I'd prefer the Dyson because it gives the hair a lot more bounce and the results are long-lasting (I have oily hair so I wash it every 1-2 days, and it usually lasts well into the 2nd day). I do have straight, fine hair that's easier to style so maybe the Revlon is better for curly hair after all, but I just want to clarify that the Dyson isn't as bad as it seems in this video (other than the price).
Michelle Lee agree. If she wanted the same look as the rebook one there is a different attachment for it (a bigger flat brush, that can also give you volume) the smaller one is as you said for damp hair and when you want even more curl and volume, really makes the hair look like a blowout from a salon
Michelle Lee I’m sorry but revlon wins especially considering the price difference. You would be an idiot to buy the more expensive one for the name
Sorry, I needed like 30 min to read your comment
@@lf5835 There is a reason why she said she can't use the revlon everyday because it damages her hair, the Dyson keeps the temp lower so it prevents you from heat damage.
Jessicu7697 there will always be heat damage... maybe one is less than the other. But use heat protectant. Cheaper solution lol
You're right it's a lot easier to brush the hair when it's still wet
I've been using revlon since it came out and I love it. It takes me 15 min to do whole head. If you want do it faster i would recommend using regular hair dryer and then finish with revlon.
Can u suggest whether to buy Revlon or dyson
i’ve had the revlon for a year now and i absolutely love it i’d even say i use it more than my straightener! i got my mom the limited edition mint one from ulta for mother’s day because she kept using my tool!
Lol 😹😹
pls help me cause i bougt this and my hair was just so frizzy and not even straight pls help me!
Sophie K if ur hair is straight u have to make sure it’s 90% dry before u use it if it’s curly it has to be damp so that your hair doesn’t start to dry curly.
Sophie K is ur hair curly or straight? if it’s straight then ur hair has to be 90% dry before you use it but if it’s curly it has to be damp so your hair doesn’t dry curly. when you’re combing it through your hair make sure the side where the air is coming out from is blowing directly onto your hair to get heat on your hair
Sana Mustafa my hair is curly
I love the Revlon. I usually wait until my hair is about 75% air dried so it’s less heat on my hair and I use the low setting. Plus, I use a blow dry cream. This is the first tool that I’ve been able to style my hair with. I never had the coordination to use a blow drier and a brush. LOL.
If anyone is concerned about heat damage, the hot tools version is more expensive, but uses less heat all around. I got mine on sale, use it almost daily, and don’t have any heat damage (granted I go overboard on the heat protectant and hair masks). I have thick, silky, long hair and I love using the one styler to give me voluminous, Victoria’s Secret waves. It’s the best money I’ve ever spent on a hair tool.
Just bought the Revlon one (and watching reviews afterwards - so typical of me). It really is amazing guys, I have curly hair, so hairdryer+ flat iron was a must have before. My mom is a hairdresser and she tried giving me blowouts before - and failed. My hair is REALLY HARD to control. I didnt have high hopes, but this damn brush got me speachless. Amazing bouncy waves and zeeero frizz😍🎉 love love
This definitely saves us time girl! LOL Glad you loved it! Use hair oil and heat protectant for an added touch of shine and volume!
Regarding the heat for anyone that's interested: I own both the revlon and the dyson, and I used my kitchen thermometer to do a heat test. The Dyson hit 190 deg F after being on for a few minutes (high heat and speed). The Revlon I couldn't even measure because it immediately went over the range of my thermometer which had a 220 deg F limit, and warped the plastic cutting board I was using to protect my counter haha.
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Yeah exactly, I've seen a huge amount of women with fried hair, ending up with half their hair because of this tool.
What about the temperature on the low setting? I’m guessing 220°F was the highest setting right?
@@rahmonafaridian9982 That's right. On the lower setting (not the cold air one though) it was 195 degrees.
@@ektom90 That’s interesting that the lowest setting is only 5°F hotter than Dyson yet people use the Revlon on low setting and noticed their hair gets really damaged. I wonder why that’s the case 🤔
I have that Revlon dryer and I love it. Works great on my thick curly hair
I definitely prefer the Revlon side hands down your hair looks beautiful every time you do it with this device 😍
Andrea Barillas thank you! I love my Revlon brush! It’s such a game changer!
Hi- that round brush on the dyson is not meant for your hair type. That’s for giving body to “fine, limp hair”. I have that attachment and only use it for my bangs. You need to use the firm smoothing brush to straighten your hair. I love it!! I find the revlon really damages my hair. Just thought I would tell you what helps me. We have similar hair and I researched the dyson attachments a lot before buying it. I know you didn’t like the paddle brush but the key is holding the section by the end and brushing thorough. You can’t just brush it through without the tension of holding it or it won’t straighten. Hope you give that a try and it works 😊it’s saved me a lot time and damage!
I agree. I have both and the the Dyson blows revlon away. Plus my hair is shorter so the revlon is way too big for my hair right now. The smaller Dyson brush attachment is perfect for it.
Thank you for saying this. I just left a lengthy response for her regarding this because she now has multiple videos where she isn't using the Airwrap properly (and still hasn't realized it yet) then ends up disappointed with her results. I really want her to do a proper demo on the tools. She needs to connect with Dyson for them to educate her on what the tools are for.
Agreed. I don't have her type of hair but my hair is very long and crimpy/wavy and I can do my whole head with the round brush in 19 minutes! I have both tools as well, and use the Revlon just to give my Dyson a break so it'll last longer! Lol
I agree, also the revlon will fry your hair in the long run, the dyson won’t!
Maybe the flat brushes will work better for your hair type!
Thanks for your comment! Stay tuned for another video testing out only the paddle brush :) hopefully it works well on my curly hair! 💕 looking forward to it 💕
The Dyson is my best choice because doesn’t burn the hair. When you use it on the hottest level, the secret is to keep the hair on the brush and then press immediately the cool button for a few seconds. Use all the time hot and cool buttons, it is even better for your hair to cool down.
Yeah Dyson technology is second to none lol!
Finally! I found a channel that features ACTUAL curly hair! Omggggg thank goodness.. because for those who know.. it can be a struggle finding products that work with curly and frizzy hair ♥️
I am a professional hairstylist for 17 years now, I have used so many products over the years but I recently bought the DysonAirwrap...I do have naturally curly hair and what I found was its not mean to straighten the hair while doing a blowout, if you want that look go with something stronger. In the directions is says to dry the hair partly then use the round brush attachment. It's actually meant for smooth volume only. It works amazingly on my hair for that. If you have fine hair it works even better and gives big volume!! Hope this helps.
HELP> dyson vs. revlong. pls help guys. i have thick, coarse, 3b curly hair that ive been straihgten for a while: flat iron 2 years, revlon for a year. i have so much heat damage despite usong the revlong for the past year along with hair oiling and hair masks weekly. so many split ends and so much breakage. i assume the revlon is better than the titanium flat iron i used earlier, and its wayy faster too. but... it is causing damage, so i bought the dyson. pls help me. idk if i should return it. actually, my mom bought it for me bc im a kid. but idk if its worth it. i tried the round brush attachment once and here is my verdict: my roots are wayyyy flatter than from the revlong bc of the smaller barrel. used less time than the revlon.
**someone whose used both can u tell me if the dyson is heat damaging? or if youve only used the dyson on curly hair, have u noticed heat damage???? pls help me. ill feel rly guilty if i waste my mom's money. it's ONLY worth it to me if the round brush dyson is less HEAT DAMAGING than the revlon. i like using the curling barells, but that's not why i bought it.
So I own both, and honestly I prefer the revlon when doing my own hair but I’m a stylist as well so the dyson is my absolute favorite go to tool when doing hair on others!
Is the Revlon damaging?
@@JayJay-ue3xy If she prefers the Revlon on, I don't think so. A long time ago been a teenager I didn't have luxury tools to my hair, but It was healthy because I cared a lot doing mask hair after using the regular hairdryer, then I bought the most expensive baby Liss iron & dryerhair AND it was still healthy, after I started making Keratine treatment to my hair, then brassilian blow out & all was perfect until I have a child. So I think the most important is how much do you take care of your hair with shampoos, conditioners and masks.
HELP> dyson vs. revlong. pls help guys. i have thick, coarse, 3b curly hair that ive been straihgten for a while: flat iron 2 years, revlon for a year. i have so much heat damage despite usong the revlong for the past year along with hair oiling and hair masks weekly. so many split ends and so much breakage. i assume the revlon is better than the titanium flat iron i used earlier, and its wayy faster too. but... it is causing damage, so i bought the dyson. pls help me. idk if i should return it. actually, my mom bought it for me bc im a kid. but idk if its worth it. i tried the round brush attachment once and here is my verdict: my roots are wayyyy flatter than from the revlong bc of the smaller barrel. used less time than the revlon.
**someone whose used both can u tell me if the dyson is heat damaging? or if youve only used the dyson on curly hair, have u noticed heat damage???? pls help me. ill feel rly guilty if i waste my mom's money. it's ONLY worth it to me if the round brush dyson is less HEAT DAMAGING than the revlon. i like using the curling barells, but that's not why i bought it.
My hairdresser told me it's best to blowdry from top to bottom.
If you start at the bottom, moisture from the top of the scalp can travel downwards and recurl your roots.
I finally found a hair care video with my type of hair. It's so hard to find products for my type of hair. Thank you very much for your review. I'm a new subscriber :-)
I just got the Revlon on an Amazon lightening deal for $30. Very eager to try it!
Can you write the link please
Yes please
I have the Dyson air wrap I love it and wouldn’t change it for anything . My advice would be to separate and comb every section before you pass the brush . Also use the other brush and switch to this one when the hair is about 80% dry in the video your hair look very wet .
With the Dyson I’d recommend using it like a stylist and blow dry first and then style AFTER it’s 80% dry. It’s a styling tool not a blow dry tool for when it’s wet.
Still proves the Revlon is better though. You can style AND dry at the same time with the Revlon.
It’s too expensive not to do a full function. For that price it should be able to dance and tell jokes as well
I have a revlon and I always blow dry first because I feel like it damages my hair soooo bad.
I love the revlon blow dry brush as well- it honestly changed my life. I used to get hair treatments to control my hair but with revlon one- life has been so much easier- it honestly saved me 100s of dollars if not more.
I love love love my Airwrap. The firm brush is everything. There is literally no hair pull and no hair in the brush or on the floor.😉 My hair gets so straight and so soft. With Revlon, there was always hair in the brush from the hair pulling, which sucked. But with the Airwrap, I am saving my hair. Hallelujah!
What's more, I just bought a silicone diffuser attachment for when I wear my hair curly and OMG! 20 mins and done. Now, my Airwrap really is complete. 😁
HELP> dyson vs. revlong. pls help guys. i have thick, coarse, 3b curly hair that ive been straihgten for a while: flat iron 2 years, revlon for a year. i have so much heat damage despite usong the revlong for the past year along with hair oiling and hair masks weekly. so many split ends and so much breakage. i assume the revlon is better than the titanium flat iron i used earlier, and its wayy faster too. but... it is causing damage, so i bought the dyson. pls help me. idk if i should return it. actually, my mom bought it for me bc im a kid. but idk if its worth it. i tried the round brush attachment once and here is my verdict: my roots are wayyyy flatter than from the revlong bc of the smaller barrel. used less time than the revlon.
**someone whose used both can u tell me if the dyson is heat damaging? or if youve only used the dyson on curly hair, have u noticed heat damage???? pls help me. ill feel rly guilty if i waste my mom's money. it's ONLY worth it to me if the round brush dyson is less HEAT DAMAGING than the revlon. i like using the curling barells, but that's not why i bought it.
@@yours1ana I have not experienced any heat damage using the Dyson Air wrap system. The only attachment that I rarely use is the round brush attachment. Before blow drying your hair use some kind of heat protectant to avoid heat damage. Hope this helps.😉
@@RandomNest hi! thank you so much. i am planning on keeping it becuase many people have experiences similar heat damage from the revlon as me. However, in order to striaghten my curly hair...
...i will need to use the round brush attachment and I am worried that it will be the same as the revlon and damage my hair. **Do you have curly hair and does the firm brush attachment work to straighten it?**
i dont have the firm brush bc i bought the dyson from costco and it doesnt come with all the attachments.
@@yours1ana I used to use Revlon round brush there used to be so much hair in brush from the pull. Once I bought Dyson Airwrap system I never used Revlon round brush dryer again.
I do.use the firm brush with Dyson to straighten my curly hair and it is wonderful. I rarely have to flat iron after blow drying with the firm brush.
I seriously just went to target to buy the revlon blow dryer & I love it so much!!!
I bought the revlon a few months ago after seing one of your videos and I dont regret it, its the best blowdryer ever, my wavy hair is so sleek, shiny, smooth and in no time! looove it
Yeah, Thank You. My hairdresser recommended the revlon hair dryer. Just bought it off of your link for 35 dollars. Thank You
I was thinking about getting the dyson one but never mind. I got the "copy" revlon by mistake on amazon but now I really want the Revlon. Love your videos girls. And I'm following you on Instagram.
How can you tell that its a copy, not the real one?
How much was the copy?
The copy was good ?
@@manonscrabble6884 judging by her saying she wants the real one, I'm going to presume it's not as good.
Jessie B. I got the copy and it was like $23 , it works just as good , highly recommend 👍🏻✌🏻👌🏻
Revlon needs to sponsor this because you are pushing their product very well. I'm sooo tempted to buy this! SO much easier than straightening thick curly hair
Hi! Idk if you ever bought it, but I have crazy frizzy hair and was so tired of waiting for it to dry then straightening it. I was really skeptical about the revlon, I didn't think it would actually make my hair straight enough to be comparable to flat iron, but I bought it and now I use my straightener to curl my hair more than I use it to straighten my hair. I literally love the revlon brush so much, I cannot say enough good things about it. (The only thing negative I'll say is that they aren't very durable. The motor went out on the first one I bought after 4 or 5 months, so if you can get it from somewhere like target that offers a warranty I'd recommend that. And then the second one I bought I ended up having to replace after about 6 months to a year because the bristles were falling off but I think that was because I used it so much. I still happily went out and bought a new one because I am practically reliant on it at this point. It took my shower -> work ready hair routine from an hour to 20 ish minutes. If you're on the fence and haven't bought it yet then I'd really recommend going for it.)
i have the revlon and i love it but it damages the absolute hell out of your hair if you have curly hair
It changed my life. I cut my hair drying from Over an hours to 25-30 mins !
I can only straighten my hair and let me say the Revlon has CHANGED MY LIFE!! I CAN ACTUALLY BLOWDRY MY OWN HAIR NOWW!!! I Love it !!!
My hair is around a 3c and it's waist long.
I have both dryers, and Dyson is hands down better for the simple fact that it's non-damaging and it dries faster on curly hair. The attachment that's supposed to be used is the paddle attachment. Curly hair will crease on a round attachment because you're introducing a curl on already curly hair. The Revlon brush is more of a flat round brush and that's why it's straightening the hair, but it's not worth the extra damage; especially if you color or perm your hair often.
Thanks for that comment, I also have difficult curly hair, I’ve been using the flat iron for a very long time and some weeks ago I had to spent lots of money in a hydration treatment, so after watch dozens of reviews I just got the Dyson, for the simple fact that it doesn’t seem to damage the hair.
@@merisariol2670 I'm glad it was helpful. I'm thinking of doing a tutorial on it because it's seriously worth the investment for any hair type but curly girls aren't using it correctly. My hair is near a 4a and it looks like a 1A when I'm done drying and flat ironing it.
Buy it used, it'll save you about 300 dollars. There's a lot of websites selling it for 200ish. You don't need all the attachment either, only the round brush and the smoothing brush. It'll save you a lot of money if you don't buy the full set.
Dyson side looks beautiful!
The revlon side looks much better - shiny and smooth!
1maybeline ok.... I don’t think soo
I finally caved in and got the Revlon one step hair dryer 😅
Did u like it?
I just bought this today because of you! I have long super wavy hair and I blowed dried it in 30 minutes 🙌🏽
You just saved my $600 - thanks, Doll! I love my Revlon
Tbh this girl is literally y I buy products, She is sooo pretty, I am going to subb!!!
Btw if u ever read this u hv beautiful hair
Thank you soo much! 😍
The dyson sounded louder to me lol
No
I bought it from here I was very satisfied. Original and very affordable price
This was really unfair to the Dyson. I had a Revlon for months but it damaged the hell out of my hair so I decided to splurge and get the Dyson. NIGHT AND DAY. You used the worst attachment for the Dyson when the paddle brush is so much better and the same size as the Revlon. The curling wands aren't my favorite and the style doesnt last very long but I've been using it for almost a year and my hair has little to no damage, it also takes 10 minutes to do my hair. You really do get what you pay for and I am a Dyson believer that the price is worth it for beautiful undamaged hair.
Hello ı am from turkey and ı need to ask something, in turkey dyson is almost 3000 TL for us ıts like a montly money from our works so after this video ı decided to buy a revlon ıts like 300 TL so how much affects to the hair damage can u tell little more thank you
did you use a heat protectant when you had the revlon? because i’m thinking about buying one and i won’t if it still damages ur hair even when using a heat protectant.
@@maddieshamblin2978 yep I used the HSI heat protectant and the Amika blowout which is also a heat protectant
Irene Arlet I agree with you! Revlon damaged my hair a lot ! I am really considering Dyson !
I find that odd. I use the Hot Tools version of the Revlon brush twice a week on my super dry, breakage-prone frizzy and curly hair and it makes it like smooth silk and it's never been healthier. The key is a really good heat protectant. I love the Amika serum. It's made my hair even healthier than the past 5 or so years before I got the brush (I've been using it for 8 months now) where I didn't blow dry or use any heat at all on my hair. I'm not sure if those who have damage with the Revlon are holding it in place too long, using it on hair that is too wet, or what. I use the highest heat setting and about half dry hair and get compliments on how shiny and long it is. Also, I have insanely thick hair (every haircut I've had, the stylist says it's the thickest they've ever seen) and it's past my boobs and I spend about 25-30 minutes drying it tops.
I use Revlon everyday. Love, Love it. I dried my wet hair with regular dryer first, then finish off with the Revlon. This way I get to straighten my shoulder length hair in less than 10 mins. I do hate the noise.
I love how the revlon side leaves your hair so smooth and shiny! Just entered the giveaway too!
Love your hair! It’s so lush and thick! ❤️
106andie thank you love! ❤️
I'm a Licensed Cosmetologist. 24yrs....experienced. The Revlon brush is damaging! I don't care how much heat protectant you use, it doesn't help. I have so many clients with damaged hair, all hair types!
Damaging how? I own one :(
@@Maryxx95 Because of the high heat, almost like with a straightener
I believe it damaged my hair as well and I rarely used it :(
What if you use the low setting only?
The moment I saw those spiky bristles on that Dyson brush I was like "YOWCH!" Major hair pull city at least for my hair.
I have the Revlon volumizer and I absolutely love it. I have crazy curly hair and I also chopped it off and it still works great on short hair. I'm happy to see a comparison between a product that's highly overpriced and seems like it would be only suited for one hair type and not all. I don't see why they wouldn't include a bigger round brush or even a medium sized one. To then be the one tool device that everyone needs. Loved your feedback, I vote Revlon too especially for how inexpensive the price is. Can't go wrong there, still got money left over 😜
YOU are the one who introduce me to this amazing tool. I thank you SO much for this, I saw how it works and I said to myself I need it in my life!...so now I was actually thinking about given one to one of very good friends from my work for her birthday bc she has curly hair as well. I hope I can win one!🤗 a big hug to you and continue ur good videos!
Yesssss thank you for the honesty! Awesome - I’m getting the Revlon!
Thank you. I just ordered Revlon after watching this video.
wow you have such a nice presence about you. I think you're going to get really big on here. I also really like your editing style -- a bit on the longer side, but you have such a warm, calming presence that I don't really mind. keep up the good work!
I am so happy this video popped on my trending page! Buying the Revlon air dryer right now! Great video!
You can get lots of volume with the revlon dryer too. Its all in the technique :-)
I like how the Revlon side better and it’s way more cheaper! 🤗
Diana Furr it’s so cheap! Love it! 😍
I prefer the Dyson ending results far better. The hair looks healthier and with a beautiful movement. The Revlon side just look sleeker but not so healthy. I believe if you would had sectioned the hair in smaller parts it would dry far faster and far nicer... I guess it's preferences.
i agree w u, the price difference tho!! 😨is crazy! i’m getting the revlon, i think it had amazing results for everyday use and if i wanna go all out i’ll use the flat iron on top! 👍🏽👍🏽
I think if the dyson paddle brush was used it would be better, I have both and much prefer the dyson, infact have put the other one away. But my hair is not curly
for 500$ that isn’t rlly reasonable.... revlon does the same thing you just need to put on heat protection
Same I also heard you can’t smell much hair burning. The only reason I’m sticking to the revolt one is because I’m broke XD
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After so many reviews I feel like it’s personal preference. I notice people that have short, thin hair prefer the Dyson. But ppl with thick, long hair prefer the Revlon. Me personally, I can’t compare because I have a lot of hair and it’s thick and super long ... I will stick with using my Revlon. My hair is down to my hurt and I did my hair yesterday in 28 minutes. Yes, I timed it.
I will say, it’s heavy and that’s something I guess I have to get used to but I also won’t be using it every day.
What a relief that Dyson isn't worth the money!! I have the Revlon and I love it. Thanks for making this video!!!
I was so tempted to buy the Dyson but now I think I'll stick to my Revlon and save me some money.. thank you for the review
So glad I saw your video as I was thinking of investing in Dyson. Your hair is gorgeous and looks healthy. Thanks again.
Really good comparison video. Never heard of the revlon one until now as looking for air wrap videos. You definitely put them both to the test and made them work as you have a lot of curly hair. Agree with you as the Revlon did give a better end result for you hair but I’m intrigued by what else the Air wrap can do.
The dyson side does look more voluminous though...
I have extremely curly hair, so it’s good to see someone with really curly hair compare these 2 so people with curly hair show this comparison.
Now I know which one to get
Before round brushing I recommend drying your hair about 80% before you blow it out :)
amber melton if you have curly or frizzy prone hair I wouldn’t recommend drying ur hair 80% if ur looking for a frizz free, slick hairstyle. The lack of moisture when ur blowdrying ur hair is what causes extra frizziness
@@analiearmendariz2717 I agree. Every professional hairstylist I've talked to who specializes in a curly hair say the same thing. If you rough dry it 80% you'll just have a frizzy mess.
Check the noise level decibels on the box. Hearing loss begins at 85 decibels. Hairdryers average between 82-89 decibels, some as high as 103, and are used close to the ears for a period of time. Permanent hearing damage can occur over time. Be smart, wear hearing protection.
I love the video. However sounds super biased as you have had the revlon longer. Also for “blow outs” you’re using the wrong attachments. For frizz prone hair you should have been using the smoothing brush attachment not the round brush, while thats the most similar looking thing to the revlon. It’s not made for the look and hair type you’re trying to do. The attachment you used was a volumizing brush, doing the complete opposite of what you wanted. It’s made for fine and extremely flat hair.
It's hard to be bias against an extremely expensive product. You always expect more when you pay more.
In fact, Revlon advertises it's brush as volumizer, the attachment she used was the volumizer one, so the comparison is fair enough.
And the Dyson delivers. It doesn't even compare to revlon the revlon went straight to the garbage. It doesn't have 6-7 attachments and doesn't do what the dyson does.You get what you pay for. Its like comparing a perfect flawless diamond to a cz.
I agree with you. I have both brushes, love them both. but i found the dyson is less damaging to the hair, however the revlon is a great great buy also if you dont wanna spent $500.
@@dianastella it depends a lot of the type of hair, and the look you are going for. The Revlon is kinda all in one brush when the Dyson as different attachment for different looks, you need to find the right attachment. I have both brushes and love them both. But she is really using the wrong attachment here. so I don't think the comparison was fair.
The Revlon side looks so sleek. Love it!
Dyson still left you with waves on the top too
This is my first time watching your videos on TH-cam and I must say you are an inspiration. My son has naturally curly hair and he really wants more tamed hair. I’ve been watching many videos on TH-cam in reference to this amazing product, and I am indeed a believer. When you mentioned that you are doing a giveaway, I got even more excited!!! Thanks so much for the great video!! 💁🏽♀️💁🏽♀️💁🏽♀️
I got my revlon one at a liquidation store new for 8dlls
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@@alixzandra6311 YEPP They sell it at Ollies and Bargain Hunt
@Lovely Wahu i love it i was there yesterday and they had more.
I got the Revlon last week and I AM IN LOVE!!!!
Im supposed a curly hair too but i guess bc my hair is thin and lesser so dyson still worked for me. I feel dyson is travel size. I'd still get dyson for its airwrap curls!
Great video. Most of them drag on with unnecessary stuff. But you got to the point and showed me what I wanted to know without dragging it on unnecessarily. Thx 👍
I just want to let you know, I did it.. I buy the Revlon and yes !! Works very good.!! Thank you for your honesty and for save my pocket!! Love you mamita feliz navidad !!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I have read the comments about her looking like Vanessa Hudgens (who I also think is beautiful) but does anyone else kinda see Christina Millian?? lol
regardless Julissa you are such a beautiful girl!
The revlon side does look better here, but I think that the dyson should be done with the hair dryer attachment until 70% dry and then switch to the other attachments. The round brush is better for styling. I can dry and style my hair in 10 minutes with it. She also did the revlon one consistently and was kind of all over with the dyson. Makes me want both though :)
HELP> dyson vs. revlong. pls help guys. i have thick, coarse, 3b curly hair that ive been straihgten for a while: flat iron 2 years, revlon for a year. i have so much heat damage despite usong the revlong for the past year along with hair oiling and hair masks weekly. so many split ends and so much breakage. i assume the revlon is better than the titanium flat iron i used earlier, and its wayy faster too. but... it is causing damage, so i bought the dyson. pls help me. idk if i should return it. actually, my mom bought it for me bc im a kid. but idk if its worth it. i tried the round brush attachment once and here is my verdict: my roots are wayyyy flatter than from the revlong bc of the smaller barrel. used less time than the revlon.
**someone whose used both can u tell me if the dyson is heat damaging? or if youve only used the dyson on curly hair, have u noticed heat damage???? pls help me. ill feel rly guilty if i waste my mom's money. it's ONLY worth it to me if the round brush dyson is less HEAT DAMAGING than the revlon. i like using the curling barells, but that's not why i bought it.
I’m going to grab that Revlon piece! As for dyson- same applies to their steamer mops. I use the $45 at my Reiki center-so heavy commercial use-and it’s awesome. The dyson is $300. I have a client that has gone through three of them in maybe 5 years...and she lives by herself and uses it once a week.
Which steamer mop do you use?
@@cparisenti I use the Shark one. Just used it yesterday after changing soil out on some plants and the floors looked great in 10 mins. I also hear the bissel one with scrubbing heads and steam is pretty great and that one is $130.
@@daniellestimpson209 i have the shark too, but it’s an old model with a canister. Very good but I was looking for something smaller…
Revlon, for sure! My hair is exactly like yours! Thanks for uploading good content, love this.
Revlon is one of my trusted brand tho~.Hope i can have one
I was so close to buying the dyson but my hair is exactly like yours plus some and was afraid of it not working. This video helped me so much and I might just go get the Revlon dryer! Thanks!
The Dyson is not worth it. I have long curls & frizzy hair and it left my hair fuzzy and feeling dry. I ended up turning it
I find with both tools the hair needs to be like 80 percent dry before using any of the styling brushes. I own the Dyson i just use the round brush for volume at the root only. I use the other attachments
LOOOOVE your natural curly hair! My hair is straight and fine as it comes! You look beautiful either way :)
You can get a nice bouncy blowout with the revlon also. And I feel like the dyson was louder and more of a whistle sound. The revlon side looks great
Saw your video yesterday, ordered the revlon, got it today, and its worth every penny!! It usually takes me 1h to 1h30 to do my hair, it took me 25 min!! And theyre not burned at all like they are when i use a straightener!! Definitely recommend it❤
Got the Revlon for me and my sister. My hair is curly, thick and long, it get to my hip and takes me 45 minutes to get ready and I really love it!
It's because you are using Dyson volume brush WRONGLY. To obtain sleek hair,you must use smoothing brushes!
The comparison with Revlon in this case is useless, because they have different function.
Absolutly. Using the smoothing brush would save you lot of time and shoulder build up! With the smoothing brush you could have dry hair up to 80% & with the round brush you could have do the ultimate finish instead.
The smoothing brushes bristles are too far apart to actually smooth my hair, but my hair is much curlier than hers. You need a lot of tension to smooth out curly hair and the round brush attachment was the only one that gave me any.
@@2013nicolas Even then if she used the smoothing attachment how much would she cut her time down? Even if she cuts it into 50% that would make it dry equally and as well in the same amount of time. That would leave you to compare the price.
She is using the volumizing one, Revlon is ALSO a volumizer, the comparison is fair. BTW, USING CAPITAL LETTERS IS PLAIN RUDE.
@@thedaemonicblackcat exactly!
Well. I have the Revlon one step dryer i love it . Almost a year. And yesterday I bought another one 🙂
Revlon won in my opinion and looks better I have curly hair and need new straightener so I know now what I'm getting thanks for helping
This is not how to use that tool use the smoothing brush instead.
Thanks to you I am the happiest person in the world 🌏, because I saw the wonder that revlon's one step brush does, and guess what, I bought it and I love it really is great. 👍👍👏👏