Review on Revlon 500W All-in-One Hot Air Curl and Volumizing Kit by Jennifer Bernard

I have been an experienced barber for over 27 years. Many of my clients are getting older and are finding it more and more difficult to hold a blow dryer and a round brush, especially when trying to work on their head and crown area. turn. The hair gets tangled too easily and gets tangled in the bristles. 2- The handle is thin enough that small hands and hands with mild arthritis can hold it well without being too heavy or bulky. 3- The brushes have cool touch tips that you can use them with. for stability. The bristles are long enough to get a good grip on medium to fine hair without getting tangled. 4- Multiple temperature settings, not too much or too little. . I was pleasantly surprised by a customer of mine who has very curly hair and wanted a device that would allow her to dry and straighten her hair in one device. With the supplied large comb, a little practice and the right styling products, she achieves her goals. She can get volume at the crown with a slight curve (as if using a large barrel curling iron) and remove frizz from naturally curly hair. She can also straighten and dry her long side-swept bangs, and when they dry, she uses a hot setting to seal the curls and make them shinier. I've had every client who thinks about it actually using it during their meeting with me. I don't think this is the best tool for hair longer than shoulder length or hair that is too thick/coarse. Can be a great tool for long hair that has previously been pre-dried, straightened and now needs a bit of a polish after going out for work. Hope this will be helpful.