Costco has a "special edition" n sale right now. Online it's $39.99, but in store it's $34.99.

https://www.costco.com/revlon-one-step-hair-dryer-and-volumizer-titanium-max-edition.product.100678329.html

Wish id had it when i was working. I could have saved myself 15 minutes every morning.

I'm a convert too, can't imagine going back to a regular blow dryer.

My only minor quibble is that it's so bulky. Wish I could find a 'travel size' version, ie lighter and smaller that would do the same thing.

I like it but the brush on the version I have scratches the heck out of my scalp.

I have the original version, but I always want the latest and greatest, so I'm thinking of getting the one from Costco too. 😄

I have wavy, curly hair and would like some heat to set the curl so my curl can withstand the humidity when I am in Austin. Would this allow me to follow my curls, or would this just be for straightening?

I tool mine back without using it. It was bulkier than I expected and I would have made a mess of the process. I’d also like to find a smaller version.

According to the description, the one that's on sale at Costco has a smaller barrel.

Zalco, the barrel is a big round brush, I think it would pull out your curl. It would probably be okay if you wanted a wavy style.

I got one on sale somewhere for around $22. It’s bigger and heavier than I expected and I think better for longer hair than my mid-jaw length hair. I can’t seem to get the hang of it. The crown seems more full but the ends seem lifeless. I might like it if the brush were smaller.

I’ve tried to watch YouTube videos and every single demo person has long hair.

Yes, a lighter version for travel would be great. My hair is usually a mess on vacation because i dont have much time to mess with it in the morning. I end up with hat hair anyway.

Thank you, deegw.

Bought one on sale at Costco a couole of months ago. Really surprised how much I like it. I use mine a bit differently though, I dry my hair a good portion of the way and then switch to the Revlon One Step similiar to using a round brush.

I have two of them, one smaller and lighter than the other and the brush is detachable from the handle which is nice for travel. The cords on both are quite long. My only real complaint is that neither is dual-voltage.

Whatsayyou, can you give the name or a link for the small/detachable brush version? Sounds intriguing!

Thanks in advance :)

You guys have to watch some of this video and then tell me what you learned. Begin at minute 2:00, and watch for maybe 15 - 20 seconds. My head was spinning!

I'll be ordering one though. And watching other videos. :)

In October after a discussion here about them, I bought one but returned it the next day. After I removed it from the box and saw the size, I knew I couldn’t handle it. The brush was ginormous, my hair is not long enough, and I do not have the skill set to operate it. Someone here mentioned Costco had smaller brushes on their model, so I ordered one. I tried it once, even brought it with me to my stylist for coaching, but still decided its not for me. My hair looked better the second day after sleeping on it so my sister said do your hair, take a nap, and then begin your day. 😆

I don’t like my hair that straight, I feel it drags down my face.🤷🏼‍♀️ Maybe someone with more skill could smooth and still have some wave.

I gave the Costco one to a sister. I just carry-on in my out of style, kind of curly, kinda frizzy way.

eta: my husband just came in while I was making dinner and said to me “you get prettier every day” 🥰 so i’m not worrying about my hair. 😁

Hot Tools!

https://www.ulta.com/p/professional-black-gold-detachable-28-one-step-volumizer-pimprod2015957

I'm a convert too. Have used a blow dryer and a straightener for years. Then one daughter bought the Revlon brush, other daughter tried it and bought one. I tried hers and bought one, my sister tried mine and bought one... They are a bit cumbersome but both my daughters coached me to "just keep using it, you'll get the hang of it" and I did. Such a time saver and my hair is so much shinier and healthy looking.

I was looking at these before Christmas.. I really struggle with trying to use a round brush with the blow dryer now that my hair is chin length! This should be perfect for smoothing my curly/wavy/sometimes frizzy hair. But that handle looks so large and difficult.

I rough dry my hair first with my blow dryer and then go in with the curling brush which reduces the overall styling time. Also, these things are LOUD so to helo salvage my hearing I wear ear plugs.

raee, you may want to look at the Hot Tools one linked above. It's a smaller diameter with a smaller handle.

I have always been hair challenged. I have no skill in the styling of my long/curly/wavy/frizzy hair. The Revlon dryer changed my life. I love it. I used to get a blow-out regularly. I planned meetings, and evenings out around when I was getting my hair done. Otherwise, I just pulled it back and looked ho-hum. Now, I can look good in less than 20 min. If I'm in a real hurry I can do an ok job in under 10. For me the key is using a regular blow dryer while I hang my head upside down till only damp. Then I take all my hair and pull it up on top of my head with a banana clip and dry a small section at a time, from the bottom up. I always use a heat protector/styling cream. When humid I have to do a very quick touch up on the following mornings. I usually go three nights without washing my hair.

I bought one of these a couple of years ago and never used it. Folks raved about it, but I find a regular dryer and vent/round brushes work best for me. I gave it to my daughter who has long fine hair. She said she liked it until she got a tangle and everything was hot. She stopped using it. Last year I tried "velcro" rollers. One got tangled and it took me ages to slowly and carefully release my hair a few strands at a time. I'm just grateful heat wasn't involved.

@Oakley, I thought the girl in the video would never stop putting ”product” on her hair! She must have the price of a small car invested in ”product.” (I use quotation marks around ”product” because I’ve never understood how various creams, lotions, and potions for hair came to be referred to as ”product.”)

I don't know how or when "product" became the term for all that stuff, but I love product myself. I use 4-5 of them each time I dry/style my hair. Each one has a special job to do.

Wow! That thing is huge. I could never manage that. I would be dropping it and it was be chaos. Her hair does look amazing. I would love one but much smaller as it would be easier to use and I would want more of a curl.

I watched the video until I decided that she had so much product on her hair that it needed to be washed again.

My hair is not long enough for most of the brush/dryer things. But I keep looking at them thinking that a smaller one might work well for me. Currently I use a round brush and dryer which requires some coordination and I have to stop every few minutes because my hands go numb from nerve damage in my neck. After that I use a curling iron because my hair is straight, flat and a tad frizzy.

I googled best hair dryers and this list has a nice selection along with recommendations on which one is best suited for hair type. They did have two that are smaller that I plan on investigating. The Revlon had the top spot.

https://www.cosmopolitan.com/style-beauty/beauty/g32271508/best-hair-dryer-brushes/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=arb_ga_Cos_d_bm_g32271508&gclid=CjwKCAiA8bqOBhANEiwA-sIlN8CclbRs11zBKAnBE4LxqOHzdqequvvGnnykSDEkPPbetO_Jq9_WLRoCuucQAvD_BwE

When I was watching the videos on youtube there was one with a smaller brush. I couldn't find it on Amazon, but it's newer than the one we're talking about.

After watching a dozen videos I decided not to get the brush because I get the same results from blow drying upside down while using a mousse type volumizer on the hair while it's wet. For a smoother/shiny look I use Tigi Bed Head After Party Smoothing Cream for Silky Shiny Hair, but never on the top or it will lose volume. A little of Tigi goes a long way or you'll look like you have greasy hair. lol But it does work.

Also, after going through all the trouble of using the brush, the whole style will be gone the next day.

Volumizing Mouse is your answer and I have fine hair, sorta on the thick side, and the hair keeps the volume for a few days.