Revlon Perfect Heat Ceramic 1" and 1 1/2" Hot Ait Brush Kit, Pink with 3 Attachments

Powerful blowdryer styler. I'm not too talented with a brush and blowdryer. With this, I brush, dry and style all at the same time. Love it!!

I have used hot air styling brushes like this for decades. Most have been by Revlon (the Conair ones seem underpowered - don't blow any air). I thought this would be a nice bump up in power compared to my last one, which was 1200 watts. It might have been EXCEPT for the placement of the control switch!! I like to switch from hot to cool with the brush still in my hair in order to "set" the curl. Can't do that with this one!! Since the control switch is on the cord end of the body, AND it must be ROTATED, it requires the use of BOTH HANDS to switch from hot to cool! The 1200 watt one can be changed with a simple thumb flip of the switch - which is located in the middle of the barrel where my hand is already holding the dryer. Super easy to switch from hot to cool without having to switch hand position- just a flick of my thumb. ALSO there is WAY TOO MUCH air flow through the open vents at the bottom of the brush attachments - NEITHER HEAT NOR AIR MAKE IT DOWN TO THE FAR END OF THE BRUSH BARRELS!! VERY poor re-design, Revlon!! I tried to like this one, but after struggling with it for over a week, I just had to take it back. Now I'm just trying to decide whether I want to stick with Revlon or maybe try the new Conair one (it's 1000 watts now, a HUGE improvement over their old 150 to 300 watt ones! )

Handle too fat to maneuver. Not like my last curler. Upset I couldn't cancel the order. Upset when I found out I hadn't ordered from Walmart. D

I ordered 2 of these. Used one of them 3 times and it shorted out. Didn't blow a circuit or catch anything on fire. I'm going to try the second one. Hopefully, it will be ok. I'm a little leery of it though.

I picked this up today after looking at several models online and reading reviews. I have long, thick, wavy hair that frizzes like crazy when using a traditional blow dryer and round brush. It used to take me 15-20 minutes just to dry my hair, then another 20-45 to use a flat iron to straighten it. I dried, and was able to style my hair with this Air Brush in about 20 minutes!!! My hair is not frizzy and is soft. I will be telling lots of friends about it and already plan on picking up a few for gifts! I will need to see if there is a "longevity" issue as some other posters have stated (stop working after a short time of use). But for now - Glad I got it!!