Revlon Hair Tools RVHA6017UK Tangle Free Hot Air Styler, Black

Bought this item as dislocated my shoulder and couldn't use brush and hairdryer. Fantastic and makes a great job of my hair. Not too heavy and very easy to use. It has two heat settings. Good on wet or dry hair.

Great little hot air brush. Definitely won't dry your hair from wet, even fine hair, but great for maybe 70/80% dry. I'd say only useful for fine, short to shoulder length unless you've got lots of time to take it in small sections. But worked great in my chin length fine bob. Quite light and cheap feel but excellent value and did the job. No burning smell some have mentioned

Great little hot air brush. Lightweight, 2 settings, 2 brushes. Gives great curls. Small and compact easy to pack for travels. And a great price so fantastic value for money.

Great product and excellent service unfortunately not suitable for me.

I love the tangle-free design of this hot air styler—it’s easy to use and leaves my hair smooth. However, it’s not quite powerful enough for my thick hair. It’s a nice tool, but I wish it had a bit more strength. Might be perfect for finer hair types!

I bought this on the 10 November 2024 and absolutely loved that I no longer had to struggle with a hairbrush and hairdryer, as I have MS. On the 10 February, 3 months to the day, I was using my heated brush and it got to a stage where I was styling my dried hair and the brush got stuck in my hair, I switched it off, pulled it out of my hair and thought I had been left a huge knot to sort out. I was horrified to find that the brush had actually melted into my hair in several places.I had to then cut the plastic out of my hair, which has left a very uneven hairstyle.Since then I have been trying to get in touch with anyone at Amazon to report this dangerous fault and get my money back. I have also kept the melted brush and the cut out bits which still have hair attached. So if someone reads this please get in touch with me regarding this dangerous product.

An inexpensive hair styler that does the job. I have a shortish hair style, so was pleased that the styler has two attachments, a small one, and slightly larger one. Just unscrew the top to change the styler. Dries and curls hair well with a release curl button. I have used it on my dry hair to just perk it up, this works well too. Really pleased with purchase.

Does it feel a bit cheap? Yes. Does it work as well as the expensive alternatives? Yes, better in my experience.I usually air dry my hair (naturally wavy, bob) and once it’s dry then use the GHD Rise to smooth out/add some polish. Now it’s colder I got sick of waiting until my hair was dry or having to use a blow dryer then the hot brush. I ordered this on a whim when it was discounted thinking it was worth a try for £13.It does feel a bit cheap, but it’s very light. The two brush/barrel attachments are hard and plasticky rather than bristled, but they grip the hair really well. It’s not super powerful so I’d only bother using this when your hair is at least 80% dry. It doesn’t get that hot, and the cool tip stays cool. It does a decent job of adding volume with the larger barrel, smaller barrel will create a really defined curl more importantly, it lasts. I also own the ‘viral’ revlon blow dry brush which works amazingly well for smoothing, but curls and waves don’t last on my short hair as the barrel is so big on that one. The controls are easy to use and don’t get in the way when you’re using it.It’s literally 10% of the price of my GHD hot brush and for me is a better option because I can use it on damp hair as well as dry. Some blow dry spray/heat protectant is a must, though.