Revlon Pro Collection One Step Dryer & Volumiser

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Does anyone have this, would you recommend it?

Is it beginner friendly?!

My hair is quite fluffy and frizzy and I just want a smooth sleeker look. Just concerned as ibjave recently bleached my hair, and wonder is this will just fry my hair.

Thanks!
 
I have the babyliss big hair, which is similar. I will probably buy the revlon as the babyliss break all the time so I'm interested to see if its any better. They are super easy to use and you soon get the hang of it, it really is like having a salon blow dry at home.
 
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I was gifted this for my birthday at the beginning of May. I absolutely LOVE it. It’s so easy to use, quick, it doesn’t get too hot so you don’t get the burning scalp which tends to happen to me when I try to conventionally blow dry, and it gives a lovely smooth finish with definitely more volume.
My hair is shoulder length, fine and flyaway and I have been bottle blonde for years. If anything mine feels in better condition now.

Edited to add my daughter, who has long, very very thick hair, also loves it too and her hair looks equally as good after she’s used it
 
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I very much have a love hate relationship with my hair - it can be both a source of pride and of absolute frustration. I got this about 2 weeks ago & I have just used it for the 3rd time. I am going to be completely honest that it has not lived up to my expectations as anything I read on the internet prior to buying it made me feel like this was going to be the tool to solve all my problems.
I have very long, thick, coarse, unruly hair & I would give it a 7.5/10. I think I expected my hair to miraculously come out looking like Kate Middleton's shiny blowdry with minimal effort but unfortunately that has not the case for me. However, I would say that my 3rd time using it this morning has it looking the best yet so I am willing to test it out for another few tries before deciding whether I love it or not.

On the positive side of things, I would say it has cut my drying time in half & that my hair feels much softer & sleeker than I could ever achieve with a regular hairdryer & barrel brush and I don't think I will be rushing back to my previous method. I would recommend buying it for those reasons alone but don't be as naïve as I was.
 
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Reviving this…..

I had the Revlon One Step Hair dryer, and it gives me a bouncy look, rather than the straight hair I really prefer. My preference is to use straighteners but I do sometimes use this for a change, and I often get compliments if I use the Revlon rather than straighteners. However using it as a hairdryer is a no no for me, it takes too long to dry. What I do is keep a towel on my hair 10 mins after washing, use a regular hairdryer to get it 80% dry and then use the styler. I found the original one to be too bulky and big for my hair, and quite heavy too, particularly if you are going to use it as a hairdryer, rather than a seperate styler once you have used a hairdryer. Just like with straighteners, I use a thermo protector before using the heat appliances.

The reason I have revived this thread, I bought the smaller version of this today. It is fairly new, and 30 per cent smaller than the original and much lighter, and operates in exactly the same way as the bigger one. Because it is still fairly new, it is pricey but the price seems to be slowly coming down, and it is suitable for short to shoulder length (according to them). My hair is shoulder length so can’t comment on use on short hair, but it is much better for me than the original size, easier to use because of the reduced barrel size and because it isn’t as heavy.

Thought I would update in case there was a lack of awareness that there are two sizes now. If your hair is long, obviously the original is best, but shoulder length hair will do better with the newer smaller model.
 
I got it a few months ago after seeing some really good reviews online and videos of results appearing on TikTok... it's not the best for me though unfortunately, but my hair is really thick.

I can't blowdry my hair very well normally as I don't have the patience, so it is a lot faster but I had higher hopes for the results. I still have to straighten it after to even it out and tone down the frizz.

I got it on offer for £30 and I do feel that was worth it but it does take some practice and the results are hit and miss!