Pro Hairdressers Try One Step Blow Dryer | Revlon vs Hot Tools

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

Have you tried either of these?? LMK your opinion!

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

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[@celesterocha6948]

I just tried the hot tools I feel like it didn't give me enough air pressure on high i don't know if I did it right

[@dianem.gaudiosi662]

I have Hot Tools and it literally changed my life. I haven't tried Revlon.

[@cfoster6804]

As an African American woman I want to thank you for this video.

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

Yay! 😊🧡

[@KeiaJohn4-15]

Yes.. I’m in Walmart now watching, not sure of which to buy.. this video helped me decide.. Thank You ☺️

[@krissieg7862]

@@KeiaJohn4-15what did you get 😅. I’m here now looking at both too

[@LamiAtZenith]

Thank you so much for including a textured hair review from Chrissy 💖

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

🧡🧡🧡

[@hannahmaldonado3665]

I love that you included textured hair. I would love to see more curl types included

[@tushiyakey9677]

Thank you for including African hair. It has helped me in my decision making

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

Yay! So glad I could help! 🧡

[@jennapickhardt5243]

Helen of Troy owns Revlon, Hot Tools, Bed Head, and Drybar. So it makes sense that they would be basically the same. I have been researching for months/year which one to get. I have fine hair with lots of baby hairs and flyaways. I have heard that the titanium plating on the hot tools is better at smoothing. But from all my research, it seems you can't really go wrong with any of them. Still haven't decided which one I personally will buy but have been leaning a lot toward the hot tools black gold. My concern is now it comes with detachable heads (I guess so you can change between small and large) and I am skeptical if it will be as good or if getting the different size heads will matter. I can still find the non-detachable one but it's more expensive and harder to find.

[@ye23.]

What did you end up buying

[@bonniejohnstone]

I’m 73 with fine gray hair. Hot tools is fabulous! My hair shines… is smooth and undamaged (I always use heat protectant spray).

[@ladonnapopovich5846]

The hot tools uses tourmaline technology which is suppose to be better for your hair as far as heat. Also suppose to make hair silkier and shiner! Style is suppose to last longer! The hot tools also has a 7 year limited warranty for the 24 K gold model.

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

Great info! Thanks! 😊

[@katrinachadderton72]

Never tried these but yes I would prefer hot tools to begin with. Super surprised that Chrissy was able to get it through her hair! That's awesome! and Kerastase for the win!

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

That is my preference! Me too. Crazy right?!

[@dianem.gaudiosi662]

A big difference is that Hot Tools has a lifetime guarantee.

[@daniellejordan9847]

I had the revlon one too and it died the same way. It stayed alive while using it on medium but the *one* time I used high it broke down. I have 4c hair btw, revlon is not for us lol.

[@purrfectnails2473]

4c texture here, and I don't really straighten my hair and I normally wear braids etc so this looks greattttttt for me! The last time I braided my hair I did tiny long box braids on wet hair and it too me a whopping 2 weeks! That's a record for me lol last time it took 5 days. I think with this blow dryer I can get it done in 1-3 days fingers crossed! I've done it before in 1 day so I know its possible, but its the epitome of exhausting (so worth it though) As for a straight style like I said I don't really wear them so I'd maybe do a perm rod, bantu knot out, twist out type of thing and if I wanted straight roots I do have an electric hot comb.

[@cfoster6804]

Revair would be perfect for you. It gives a great stretch for protective styles but not for flat ironing.

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

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[@ambernoland1506]

They are made by the same manufacturer. Helen of Troy, I believe. They also make the Bedhead one.

[@WomanRoaring]

I have the revlon one, my hair is curly and it works amazing, I bought it when my hair was longer and I didn’t have to use a flat iron much. Now my hair is a bob and I just use the flat iron around my face, the rest of the hair is typically straight and smooth. I do use a heat protector before I start. Mine just broke though, I’ve had it at least 5 years if not longer I can’t remember, so I was wondering if other brands were better or worth the higher price tag. So nice to see a comparison.

[@jsan3743]

I am trying to figure out which blow dryer brush I should get for my long, thick coarse hair. Thank you for the vid!

[@duchessofessex2550]

Thank you for showing it on different hair types. Love your channel.

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

Thank you!

[@tduck828]

I tried hot tools and bristles started immediately breaking. Back it went! Love revlon. Mine is a titanium one though.

[@deborahnellmcclendon2984]

I went to cosmetology school, I’ll definitely stick to my blow dryer and round brush; THE OG

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

I agree… it’s not bad for people who have a hard time with a blow dryer, but i prefer a blow dryer

[@dwightschrute8258]

Thanks for your straightforward review. I'm currently trying to decide between these two models. Also I just have to say how beautiful your full, natural looking eyebrows are.

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

Thank you, glad i can help

[@Jasmine-re9dh]

70s look so cuteee

[@uursullla]

yes thats what they do in hair salon directing the heat to the hair so it could get straight

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

Yup!

[@CFirst1]

I would love for you to try the l’ange version!

[@Minimovie411]

Good job for having another hairtype try it out

[@queen_j1422]

Only reason I want one is for protective styling. I got a dyson blow dryer, when my hot tools blow dryer of 15 years died 2 years ago. But I want a brush attachment now, that dyson doesn't offer on the dryer I have. I'd have to buy a whole other tool! So gotta try Hot Tools

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

Let me know how it goes!

[@laceyisnotreading]

I have far more clients reporting damage from the Revlon than the Hot Tools one

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

Interesting

[@nicoleavery7238]

Any heat creates damage lol

[@leaveittochelsea]

@Royce you said the tool is good for African American hair. What’s your hair type? I’m a 4C. And do you think think this is helpful for pressing?

[@newnana9070]

B, use smaller sections. The hot tools is good. Might try that. Good blowout.

[@cfoster6804]

Yes smaller sections would've definitely have given straighter results.

[@okteri]

Gold and titanium barrels are both better than ceramic

[@NaturallyBeautiuFUL]

Have you tried the Lange round brush? The hot tools one is beautiful to look at lol but I have revlon I want to upgrade

[@ginalove4907]

She is too cute. I bought the hot tools paddle brush dryer. Hop it works..

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

Good luck!

[@safrn321]

I recently bought the Revlon and the prongs on it seemed too weak for my thick hair returned it for the gold n hot. Hopefully there is a difference

[@ebonymcnair6831]

Have you tried the Amika hair dryer brush?

[@shabchique7149]

Which one is louder?

[@gtenhave]

This is the second video where i see the Revlon break down.

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

That's not good. My Hot Tools is still going strong

[@adrienjensen6884]

Can u review the olaplex oil please?

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

Looks like a great product! I'll add it to the list. Thanks

[@KeepingItHopeful]

I wanna try one of these. I have been trying really hard however to put no heat on my hair. I did a box dye last year and it wrecked my hair so bad.

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

Yeah that’s hard! It’s really handy tool to have in my opinion. Using a great heat protectant and good shampoo and conditioner goes a long way in repairing your hair

[@Iv3y_Lamar]

Heat isn't the enemy, just don't use it more than once a week

[@cfoster6804]

OLAPLEX!

[@lakishadavis4395]

Christi if u don't mind what blow dryer do u use ?

[@amandacasanova332]

Okay loved the video instant subscribe butttttt can you please tell me the paint on your wall??? I loveeeeee that green!!!!

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

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[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

I forget the name now, but it’s in that video 🧡

[@theresamanzano5721]

Are they good for all types of hair?.Stright?.curly? Etc??

[@misspyt89]

Yes they are

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

yes, i would agree

[@303Kelly303]

Buy from tj maxx! Literally half the price

[@sandfleababe8908]

I've blow dried my curly hair 2 times and both times it came out looking like a treasure troll. I tried it with dryer and round brush and got the brush stuck trying to hold everything. I am wanting to try the hot tools, but is it doable for someone who is hair..... illiterate? Any tips for how to do it without massive frizz?

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

Look for anti humidity smoothing products for before you blow dry. A great example would be Kerastase Keratin Thermique. You can pair that with the shampoo and conditioner. It will help your hair stay smooth after blow drying. Let us know if you have more questions.

[@sarahh4905]

They are made by the same company!

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

Figured lol

[@duchessoffunk4490]

You still need to blow dry in smaller sections and not use like a brush, I think you’d have gotten better results that way.

[@meriahh8410]

All hair is textured hair but there are different textures. I wish this language would change in the hair community. Good reviews!

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

It’s true! Any thoughts about how you would describe it? I’m open to suggestions and expanding the conversation. As a white female, I never want to make a black female feel uncomfortable with how I describe the differences in hair types. There are differences and they should be celebrated. And I think the narrative of hair “texture” has been defined by white people and I believe having accurate vocabulary that honors both and doesn’t discriminate would be helpful in building a more diverse hair culture! 🧡 thanks for opening the conversation 😊

[@batgirlp5561]

Chrissy: you did more talking than blow drying. I wanted to see the process. It looked like you needed to use smaller sections, but the drying was so brief, it's hard to tell.

[@adrimc8748]

They are both made by the same company

[@stephanied6711]

I have the hot tools 1

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

Do you like it?

[@kobe223]

would u recommend it? i’m considering buying it

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

Yes

[@okteri]

I have both. Revlon was drying my hair out. Hot tools seems a little less damaging. I use both on low setting.

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

What’s your favorite hair tool?

[@Muslimah33]

Revair dryer

[@franciscaotano7108]

Los que no sabemos inglés no tenemos derecho interarno

[@SanFrancisco.415]

The Revlon hair dryer looks very cheap. The hot tools one look better

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

I felt the same, even though they look exactly the same

[@okteri]

They are both made by Helen of Troy

[@averybrown6175]

My revlon broke the first use 🙄

[@Bekah_and_co_prohair]

😲

[@josephthompson5020]

Had mine for three years!

[@LEOCLASS76]

Revlon is for Blonde hair Hot tools is for African hair just saying 😮

[@exist.3322]

You talk a lot