🔥 HOT TOOLS Pro Signature 2.4 inch Barrel Detachable One Step Volumizer Hair Dryer Review

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

I'm not very good with hair. I've used it once and I'm really excited to see how my hair turned out. Very pretty. Has cool, warm and hot temperatures. Unless you have very thick hair, you should not use it hot. In my opinion it blows perfectly, no worse than my usual hair dryer. The switch could be easier to use. I left it on while parting my hair because the switch is a bit difficult to move. Haven't tried removing the brush yet. i have purple I don't know why black is more expensive. I think…

I don't like it. I didn't like it because I've been using it for 3 months, so 12 times, and the brush has run out of bristles, it doesn't comb well, it doesn't work, the hair isn't straight. Only my daughter uses it and her hair is neither frizzy nor thick.

I have a Revlon One Step Volumizer brush and loved it but the bristles were crumpled and although it still works I thought it would be better to buy a new one instead of leaving the old as it is. backup copy. Great reviews for this Hot Tools brush so I bought it. I chose this detachable one because I thought if the bristles break again I can buy a replacement head. It also comes in a smaller size, giving you another size option. Although similar to Revlon, it has a much better hold on the hair,

I am straight and laundry day is always exhausting. This brush cut my drying time in half and gave me a more direct result. I highly recommend!

Interesting concept. I like how the vents are placed around the bristles. The bristles are strong and withstand heat without deforming. Main Cons: High setting is too hot. The low setting is too cold. If your hair is sensitive to heat, you risk serious damage. The product suffers from the lack of a medium temperature setting. At least for me. I will no longer be able to use it, a pity that it worked well. Easier to use than a standard hair dryer comb. But in the end it's not worth buying for…

Drying with a hair dryer did not help. It was easy to handle but not hot at all. It was piercingly loud at high frequencies and left my ears ringing for about 15 minutes after using it. It didn't dry well at high temperatures and hair stayed frizzy (I used Aragonese oil and a leave-in, it's so weird we ended up with curly hair). I bought this for my 11 year old daughter to blow dry her hair. We're going back as it's bad for our ears. Honestly, should be banned due to possible hearing loss. The…

I really like this hot air hair dryer comb. It was really harmful and broke my hair so I started using it and there was no hair in the comb. My hair is much healthier now and it dries my hair much faster, best hair tool I have ever bought

I LOVE this item! I don't know how to blow dry at all, so in warm weather I just let my hair dry naturally. But I have to leave my house before 6:30 a.m., and that in the winter when the temperatures are below zero. So I needed a FAST way to dry and style my hair at the same time. It's slightly longer than shoulder length and layered, and my natural hair is thick and too wavy to be straight and too straight to be wavy. So he needs help to be this or that. This thing dried him from start to…