One Step Hair Dryer Comparison: Hot Tools, Revlon, or GHD?

Hot Tools One Step Blowout vs. Revlon One Step Hair Dryer and Styler... & the GHD Rise Hot Brush
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✖ TIME STAMPS:
00:00 Intro
00:58 Revlon One Step Hair Dryer and Volumizer Hot Air Brush vs. Hot Tools Professional One Step Blowout Brush Similarities
3:57 Revlon One Step Hair Dryer and Volumizer Hot Air Brush vs. Hot Tools Professional One Step Blowout Brush Differences
6:19 Hot Tools Styling Hot Air Brush Demo Tutorial
7:07 Hot Tools Blow Dry Brush Straight & Smooth Demo
10:56 GHD Rise Review + Hair Loss
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[@tehran1354]

watch u for the first time. As a hair dresser i want it to say something might people don’t know please clean hot tools every time after u use it. The hair stuck in the brush every time u turn the brush on it’s going to burn and damage ur hair and the brush both. Tnx for this review it was very good🤙

[@hannahroebem2820]

How do i clean it though??

[@tehran1354]

@@hannahroebem2820 take the soft comb and like you comb the hair go true your brush vertically. And if you see any dust, with damp cotton cloth you can clean it of course unplug it first.

[@cherylthompson2368]

This review came at the perfect time! I had just told my daughter yesterday that I wanted the Revlon styler but changed my mind to the Hot Tools Brush after I watched this. Thanks for always staying on top of things and keeping us informed!!

[@MakeupSwatchesNReviews]

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[@famkefreckles6157]

The rise isn't supposed to be brushed through the hair like the other ones, its bristles are meant for gripping not combing. Think of it as a curling iron but safer, because there are bristles that stop the rod from touching your skin and burning you. It's supposed to be used on dry hair because it's just a styler, not a hot air dryer. You either just volumise or curl with it. For volume you lift your section hair, place it at the roots and drop your hair back down over it, then lift the hair back off when you're done, don't try to brush it out. For curl you wrap the section of hair around it and then unwrap it when done, don't try to pull it through your hair or it'll rip out

[@jackieserrano1733]

I have the Revlon one & I love it!❤️ The saying I use to hear growing up was, you get what you get & you don’t get upset😊

[@TODOMATIO]

Hot tools is better though because it makes your hair way more smoother and shinier

[@sammiels12]

I have the original hot tools black gold version before they had the removable brush option and I absolutely love it

[@karenhatten1043]

Thanks for discussing the difference between the paddle and the round brush. I have long, super thick hair, so I don't need any volume. I also have a tough head, so it sounds like the paddle is the one for me.

[@julzalta6466]

A long time ago those all in one hot brushes were in fashion but I though they just didn't have the right smooth finish that I wanted. Now I just prefer the round brushes, they're very versatile (you can do a lot of different styles, straight, flipped ends, beachy waves, classic voluminous curls, etc) and it takes me 20 minutes anyways now. It takes a little while to learn but it's very cheap and the most fun because I like to change my hair often.

[@Fefegalvez]

This video helped me choose the Hot Tools 🥰 great video!

[@ervinsmoviecorner8748]

Great job, Abbey! 18 days to go before Christmas!🎄🎄🎄🎄

[@AbbeyYung]

😊

[@hedyschiff5219]

Great review. I have the Revlon but it is so unwieldy and loud. I stopped using it because of the decibel level. Is the Hot Tools quieter? Thanks!

[@sksunshine4860]

The new Revlon has the smaller profile and is detachable but I got the original about a year ago and love it. I have no trouble getting volume at the roots and I use the knob on the end all the time. I also paid $50 Canadian from Walmart for mine. I was and blowout once a week, currently on day 4 and still have sleek hair with volume. I couldn't be happier as it took less than 15 minutes with soft sleek tangle free hair instead of an hour with a straightener that leaves damage. The more I do it, the less time it takes. For reference, my hair is about 2 feet long, caramel brown and medium coarse wavy with a tendency to curl at the bottom so I'm not starting with pin straight hair.

[@aracelysee9665]

I honestly really love the revlon one. I have a lot of hair and always work in layers and sections and haven't had a problem getting all my hair dry and voluminous. I do wish it had a smaller barrel just because my hands are so small but overall I do like it.

[@dbh7670]

Agreed. The Revlon styling tool is so superior in every way to the other killer smaller barrel. Unfortunately Abbey found out the hard way.

[@maheenm.k1015]

There's a brand new one with a smaller barrel and metallic plating

[@esthergarcia6633]

Have you ever tried Dyson’s airwrap? I was wondering if there is any huge difference between Hot tools detachable brush and Dyson’s airwrap 🤔

[@michellesparkles2962]

I bought the hot tools one step styler off of Amazon (without the changeable heads)and that one has gaps for your hair can get caught in. I'm not sure if it's a fake product or just that hot tools version is one to avoid. I've had to cut pieces of my hair out of that version. Just a warning for anyone looking to purchase that version!

[@alysea9928]

Great reviews! I was thinking of getting the Revlon tool but other reviewers mentioned it does get very, very hot. That put me off a bit. But after seeing this review I think the Hot Tools brush is going to be a better option. I haven’t used the GDH tool, but I have seen people with pixie/very short shaggy top hair cuts use it. For those short lengths it seems to do a great job, so must be just an issue with longer length hair.

[@hannahroebem2820]

The revlon one has 3!! Settings so it doesnt have to get hot if you dont wanf it...people dont know how to usd these tools and start complaining

[@beverlypeterson291]

Love your honest review! Just fyi, Helen of Troy owns & makes the Revlon & Hot Tools brands so, hence the similarities!

[@spinfan1]

I love the Revlon one.

[@ashleyhudson6888]

Hi abbey how often do you get a haircut? Do you ever cut your own hair

[@oliviamodena2129]

I would love to see your review on the new Head Kandy version of this!!!!

[@sanchezwifey6036]

Hi Abbey doll! LOOOOOOVE your videos!! I'm pretty well versed in hair, I have thick full brunette hair the same length as yours. I have tried the ROSS Pro and just switched it the Hot Tools one...I must be the ONLY person 😭that does not like the dual or "One Step" styler's b/c I do NOT get the results that I see all over these reviews! Was hoping for some long hair success with this video b/c many of the reviews are on shorter hair, but even this one I don't see an immense amount of volume or bevel on your hair (mind you speaking from a budget and maneuvering standpoint). Even with an arsenal of heat and styling products I still have to go in with a straightener after, for that final glossy result! IMO these would seem fantastic for short hair and really does leave behind beautiful ✨volume and bounce. My long ass heavy tresses do not exhibit the same result. Its A LOT of wrestling💪 for vary vary little reward and for the $$$, I think Ill stick to my round brush and blow-dryer as I have not experienced so much of a benefit to endure the expenditure and the maneuvering of such a large tool that is supposed to give an illusion of a "pro blowout" I can do better with my 2. Definitely picked up some tips with your 1st style (curling). Question, how did you dry your hair before the curling? What's your opinion on heated curlers? Thanks so much doll! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@roselove2983]

I would love to see you review the Amika hair dryer to see how it compares to the Hot Tools. (I just watched your review on the Amika hair masks, which I definitely want to try now.) I’ve been contemplating trying their dryer for a while now but not quite ready to pull the trigger. It’s funny I just switched this year from using the dryer brush to an actual blow dryer with barrel brush after like 20 years lol it takes me forever to dry my hair too, my hair is very similar to yours except mine is not quite as long. I only switched because I felt kind of childish for using the dryer brush, but I guess that’s a little ridiculous. Maybe I felt that way because I started using one a 10 so I figure now I’m almost 30 I better use a real blow dryer like an adult 🥸 So weird. Anyway love your content I’ve bought so many things off your Amazon store, I’m waiting for the black silky sleep headdress or whatever it’s called, super excited for that 😆 it’s 1am and I absolutely should be sleeping but I’ve been binge watching your channel all day like a Netflix special and now leaving an absurdly long comment on this video................. Ok that’s enough.

[@angelika5443]

I bought the amika one and I really like it

[@lorae7]

Do you find these damaging to your hair?

[@2twentysix]

Thank you. Great, honest review.

[@berbersissi]

Do you think it damages hair over time ?

[@nk9708]

Thank you for your thorough reviews. 😃Could you review the L’ange Le Volume vs. the Drybar Single shot? I would love to know how those compare. I have found the Revlon to be too hot even on low. I would love some comparison between these two models there don’t seem to be any online. Thanks again! 😊

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[@judyrivait2020]

I have the lange and they get very hot not recommended it dried my hair out and lots of breakage

[@sonjaforrester9255]

Can you chose different heat setting on the hot tools? The revlon gets too hot for my fine thin hair!

[@vanessaprado765]

yes you can

[@bettypaulino3616]

What hair dryer do you used?

[@emiliaescobar7652]

a little late here, but Great video explanation, you make a whole lot of sense!

[@caylamoriah5351]

Is there a cool setting

[@fionadarragh1004]

I do have the Revlon One Step Hairdryer and Volumiser Original. I've only been able to use it a or twice. I haven't been able to use it at the moment. As I have said to you regarding your last review of the Revlon One Step Hairdryer and Volumiser and I have been using Dyson Super Sonic Hairdryer but hair still comes out. Thank you for this video 😘.

[@MS-jy8zi]

Thanks for another great review! And omg that GHD hair ripping experience is horrifying 🥺🥺🥺 but just curious as a fellow fine haired person, would you say that these round brushes pull out more hair than other styling tools?

[@AbbeyYung]

Of course! I know right 😭 yes I they do because with a straightener or curling iron you’re not pulling out hair!

[@rochellerobinson939]

The Revlon and Hot Tools are made by the same company. I've had both of these and I prefer the HT version. The Revlon dried my hair OK but it was just too hot and it fell apart (the bristles came out)within 6 months. Revlon did replace it but I opted to purchase a HT since it was supposed to be better quality. I did like it better but it also had tech issues, it started making a weird popping noise. This was also replaced by Helen of Troy but these dryers don't seem to be well made. My hair does look really nice but seriously, they should last longer.

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[@egleterminiene3903]

Which one hair dryer would you choose now? Would you buy it at all?

[@catelyngrace3870]

I wish HT made a diffuser to attach

[@denisecarew9269]

Is there a difference in the weight of these? I found Revlon really heavy.

[@AbbeyYung]

I actually do think it’s lighter weight!

[@julieo4580]

I have both and would add: Hot Tools does not get so insanely hot that it burns your hair like the Revlon one. That thing just gets too hot IMO

[@AbbeyYung]

You think? Maybe over time mine will heat up more I didn’t notice it as much!

[@juliannerogers5283]

Yes, the revlon one gets way too hot, I try not to use it as much because I feel like it's damaging to my hair, maybe I'll give the hot tools one a try

[@sonjaforrester9255]

Yes it was frying my fine thin hair!

[@lmdrn06]

Why do I never see anyone review L’ange? I love mine!

[@tina_smt]

Omg my greatest fear with one of these is getting my hair tangled. I’m so sorry that happened to you with the GHD 😖 I have super thin and fine hair. It air dries in 30 mins and is stick straight. I don’t need these but was wanting to see your reviews to get as gifts. Thanks for your thorough review as always 👍💜

[@AbbeyYung]

It was scary for sure 😭 I think these would make a great gift!

[@cynthiasstylemua9822]

The GHD is better IMO, you can clean the brushes since they are detachable. Plus, you can buy more brushes.

[@brittanymakyla8547]

I have the hot tools and LOVE it!!!!!

[@AbbeyYung]

So good!!

[@TODOMATIO]

I like it ( the hot tools one) BUT it won’t give me a curl like I wanted :( I wanted a small curl at the end. I got a tiny bend which wore off by the end of the day.

[@kyler3546]

I used to hear "We get what we get, and we don't get upset" LOL

[@mzsandraa16]

There’s a children’s book about that now🤣

[@catelyngrace3870]

I heard "you get what you get and you don't throw a fit" 🤣

[@madokaor3611]

I bought the GHD rise after I watched ALL the videos and despite what others mentioned about “pulling” “get stuck”. I’ve been using curlers all my life and I figured I just needed to be careful. Well, I used it for one week and returned it immediately even though I got it for a discounted price at Neiman. I hate it so much. My hair couldn’t glide smoothly that thing was pulling my hair no matter how small of a section and how well I comb it. Horrible tool😞 Although the result was pretty but it’s not worth it.

[@AbbeyYung]

Such a let down 😭

[@famkefreckles6157]

The rise isn't supposed to be brushed through the hair like the other ones, its bristles are meant for gripping not combing. Think of it as a curling iron but safer, because there are bristles that stop the rod from touching your skin and burning you. It's supposed to be used on dry hair because it's just a styler, not a hot air dryer. You either just volumise or curl with it. For volume you lift your section hair, place it at the roots and drop your hair back down over it, then lift the hair back off when you're done, don't try to brush it out. For curl you wrap the section of hair around it and then unwrap it when done, don't try to pull it through your hair or it'll rip out

[@SaraiBellyn]

ghd rise is great if you have healthy hair

[@tiffy3260]

That ghd one looks scary! Must have hurt a lot! 😳

[@AbbeyYung]

Omg yes it did 😭

[@daniella4889]

I have all 3. Actually HAD. I returned that horrible Ghd Rise. Awful. I feel like the Hot Tools grabs the hair a little better than the Revlon, but I found that it heated up a lot more than the Revlon too which was a bit annoying. Both great, but if you are in Australia (like I am) get the Hot Tools. It’s easier to get. I purchased my Revlon last year from the U.K as we have the same voltage

[@famkefreckles6157]

The rise isn't supposed to be brushed through the hair like the other ones, its bristles are meant for gripping not combing. Think of it as a curling iron but safer, because there are bristles that stop the rod from touching your skin and burning you. It's supposed to be used on dry hair because it's just a styler, not a hot air dryer. You either just volumise or curl with it. For volume you lift your section hair, place it at the roots and drop your hair back down over it, then lift the hair back off when you're done, don't try to brush it out. For curl you wrap the section of hair around it and then unwrap it when done, don't try to pull it through your hair or it'll rip out

[@mimakate]

Thanks

[@Gallinamarta69]

I totally agree on the ghd one I was lucky enough to try it at my salon and I felt immediately that it was NOT working. It doesn’t glide through the hair (I have medium length hair). So honestly stay away from that!

[@I34R]

Really? I've watched few videos and looks great. I was about to buy one... :(

[@Gallinamarta69]

@@I34R ghd makes the best flat irons ever but this one…it’s a Nono 🙈

[@andrewhave7110-1dago]

Wife on my husbands account.....WHY did you not take any of the hair out of any of the tools. Theres so much in all of them.

[@islandmama]

My Revlon just died on me after 11 months... rip revlon brush. You served me well

[@Blondeamy]

I can’t believe the GHD one, definitely staying away with my long hair, that’s my biggest nightmare 😫

[@AbbeyYung]

Right 😫

[@famkefreckles6157]

The GHD is a styler, not a hair dryer. It's to be used on already dry, brushed hair. The bristles are designed to grip, not comb through. Think of it as a curling iron but safer, because there are bristles that stop the rod from touching the skin. Basically it's just for volumising roots or curling

[@I34R]

you should watch other ghd videos, ghd is used on dried combed hair while the revlon is used on damp hair

[@elementaledits2038]

You get what you get and you don’t throw a fit 😂

[@kristibbradshaw]

But there's also a difference in price!!!!

[@patri_mb]

I would love to see you cut your hair like a bob

[@AbbeyYung]

I cut my hair shoulder length a few years ago and will not be doing that again anytime soon! Did not like it

[@dbh7670]

Yeeees

[@dbh7670]

I would too. It would be flattering

[@iSaBaDDIe]

Trash that thing that a lot of hair 😳