Review on 🔥 HOT TOOLS Pro Signature 2.4 inch Barrel Detachable One Step Volumizer Hair Dryer by Cindy Roffelsen

I switched to this single stage dryer after being a Revlon user for over a year. I prefer this Revlon tool because: 1. The temperature is high but not too high. The temperature for this Hot Tools dryer is ideal. With my Revlon, the temperature always seemed too hot, and on more than a few occasions I could actually see and smell my hair burning from the heat, no matter what heat protectant I used. 2) Cold tip at the end of the barrel This is much nicer. The tip on this one is really good and it has grips so your hand doesn't slip off. The Revlon dryer doesn't have that and I didn't like that it felt like my hand was slipping off when drying my hair. 3) Replaceable drum/head. It's such a nice feature. Now that I've cut my hair a little shorter than shoulder length, not only is the smaller shaft a lot easier to use, it works a lot better too. The Revlon model doesn't have this and worked well when my hair was longer, but didn't work at all with my hair when it was shoulder length or shorter. 4) The end result looks more polished with my Revlon, no matter what products I used on my hair, the end result was straight and frizzy. Unless I go back with a flat iron, I don't think I'll ever get the smooth and shiny look I wanted to achieve. Using the same products as before, I get smooth and sleek hair that looks shiny and healthy. It gives me a fresh, gorgeous look that I never thought I could achieve at home with a single tool. TLDR; Hot Tools about Revlon all day every day. This one is easier to use and the temperature is high enough to dry your hair quickly without burning it. If you want your hair of any length to look straight, the interchangeable body allows you to use just one tool at a time.