The Revlon One-Step Hair Dryer and Volumizer is a designed Hot Air Brush to deliver gorgeous volume and brilliant shine in a single step. Spend a little time with it, and you can achieve a bouncy, voluminous and glossy finish, in a fraction of the time of a hairdryer plus brush at home, and at a fraction of the cost and effort involved in a salon booking.

Now, I look like I've been to see my stylist every day because I can add the volume at home and get the professional look that I love! It gives a long-lasting effect, too – hair that we washed and styled in the morning was still looking great that evening, and even into the next day. It’s a good product but it’s too big to style or curl hair I would like to see how much the heat is on my hair like a digital setting you can see the numbers.

Love this product I take it everywhere , where can I find a hard case cover to protect the bristles from becoming damaged . As part of Revlon Professional’s commitment to reduce its environmental impact the new bottle is more sustainable and contains 25% of recycled PET. Also, tried it on family member that has a lot of hair, which is curly and coarse -- Dried faster than using the blow dryer and came out super straight and shiny! A week ago, it made a spark while I was using it, and since then it hasn't heated up at all when I turned it back on - I think that the heating element must have shorted out. My husband bought me my Salon One-Step Hair Dryer and Volumizer in pink for Xmas and I love it so so much.

The three men started with one single product, a new type of nail enamel [4] and pooled their resources to develop a unique manufacturing process. Revlon, which was formed in 1932 by brothers Charles and Joseph Revson and Charles Lachman, started off selling nail enamel.I have tried to paddle brush it while drying to reduce frizz and and help straighten it, but I usually give up part way through. Revlon's bankruptcy filing will give it a chance to catch up with Rihanna, the Kardashians and other hot names in beauty". Known for its nail polishes and lipsticks, the 90-year-old company in recent years has lost shelf space and sales to startups backed by celebrities such as Kylie Jenner's Kylie Cosmetics and Rihanna's Fenty Beauty. Hot brushes are a growing part of the hair and beauty market, and there are a number of tools that serve similar functions. In 2011, PETA removed Revlon and other high-profile cosmetic brands from its list of companies who do not test their products on animals after the organization learned they were paying Chinese laboratories to test their cosmetics on rabbits and other animals.