COMPARING the Revlon One Step Hair Dryer and Volumizer VS Drybar Double Shot!

COMPARING the Revlon One Step Hair Dryer And Volumizer Vs Drybar Double Shot //
In this video I am comparing the two, Revlon One Step Hair Dryer And Volumizer with the Drybar Double Shot! Both the Revlon One Step and the Drybar Double Shot are round brush blowdryers that claim to do the same thing! Are they both as effective for an at home blowout? Does the Revlon Blowdryer compete with the Drybar Double shot? Which Blowdryer is best for you? I compare both hot tools and give you my honest opinion of both!
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I'm Mona Chebli, and I am an entrepreneur, a full time licensed Hair stylist and makeup artist with a bridal business called LadyChebli. I have been involved in everything from bridal consultations, down to celebrity, runway and editorial makeup. Through the years, I have built a strong following of fellow beauty lovers. I am here to take my expertise to the next level in the educational field of Beauty. Beginning with informative hands on demonstration classes, I have been able to educate, execute, and share all of my knowledge with others in the field of beauty, and I am here to bring my expertise to you.

[@ladychebli]

Have you tried either brush??? Which one is your favorite?

[@karlaperdomo3124]

I had long thick hair and I ended up with shoulder length hair, thanks to the Revlon Brush, because of the extreme Heat this brush produces all my ends got fried, I kept buying all high end hydrating and moisturizing products you can imagine, getting my hair trimmed and nothing until my hair stylist asked what tool I use to dry my hair at home and she immediately told me to stop using it, she recommended the Dry Bar, I went to Ulta, got it and now my hair is happy and healthy. The Revlon one might give you temporary smooth results but it does burn your hair strands, Sorry but I rather have healthy long hair, its a no for Revlon and yes for drybar. At the end, you get what you pay for.

[@williamcharles8628]

I work at Drybar, normally we rough dry the hair with blow dryer, then section and use the double shot

[@rosanneschwab4996]

Your hair definitely looks prettier with more volume on the Drybar side. The Revlon brush has a reputation of damaging hair over time because of the high heat.

[@ZornAllein]

Really informative comparison and review. Thank you!

[@concepcionmartinez9023]

I love your honesty. Thank you so much for being real and giving us your first impression. New subscriber

[@eluxury2]

Great, great review! This is only video that brought up the difference of the bristles. I think that's why Revlon creates a lot less static because its boar bristle. Also, great conclusion. I have watched so many videos about the comparison of these two brushes. Most of them prefer Revlon, however it really depends on what hair types you have.

[@Crystal4691]

Your hair is beautiful! I have the hot tools one, but have been debating getting the dry bar one because of the heat factor and the smaller size. The big barrel is kind of clunky for me. Thanks for this comparison!

[@fauziaalavi7452]

Thank you so much for your honest review! I feel like people who have used Revlon for so long can be biased to other tools. I have been looking towards the Revlon for a while but honestly wasn't 100% sure to purchasing. I have thin hair and honestly I don't need the shine and was worried it will make my hair more flat that is already is. However, what I have been noticing, the Revlon is good for people who have thick full set of hair. It would be benefit them more for sure. I'll definitely will invest into the Drybar tool and treat myself for my birthday! Thank you SO much.

[@4LaSirena]

I love my Revlon! Nice review thanks! Personally, I always use the cool setting ("cool" button helps seal the hair cuticle, setting the final look for longer lasting hold and cools) immediately after I'm done with a strip of hair on the high setting and I don't burn myself. The cool setting serves a great purpose. 😊

[@SA-ui8if]

thanks for the great review, i saw that you use amika products too, they too have a vegan volumizer brush and its cheaper than drybar, i don't know if there's a difference between the results from either one of those but im pretty happy with my amika brush

[@catherinerafuse6602]

Very good comparison!

[@angelnumber0723]

I find sometimes with hair tools...especially ones with a bristle brush, our hair products and natural oils get locked in there. Product and natural hair oils remain even if you meticulously clean it after every use. A lot of these demos I've seen are comparing the Revlon brush that they have been using regularly and the dry bar brush is a first time use. All that to say the dry bar side was probably lighter and less coated feeling because it was brand new. I wonder how it would hold up after a few months of regular use. Is it easy to clean? Does hair and product build up in it?

[@JaneM.Blackboot]

The dry bar side looks better IMHO. I bought the single shot but was considering trying the revlon. This video was helpful. Thank you!

[@ELH10508]

Thank you for this honest comparison! I only buy cruelty-free, so I’ve been researching options and considering the Drybar. I have thick, long, wavy hair, but I’m glad the Drybar still seems like a good alternative to the Revlon, even if it takes a little bit longer. I also get that oily feeling from my hair after a day or 2 of wearing it straight. It was interesting that you noticed that with the Revlon.

[@JanetB1271]

Makes so much sense 👍👍👍👍

[@Hellkittenn]

So, tip for the heat with the Revlon. Run it off of your hair for about 30 seconds on low or high. Let it start to heat, let the metal heat up. Then, switch it to cool. Cool will still end up being warm because of the metal. I did that the other day for the first time and my hair actually came out even more gorgeous and bouncy than when I use the low heat.

[@viidz10]

thank you for this!

[@prismarmar3921]

Crazy I’ve been using the revlon and yes my hair gets more oily faster !

[@paulettebrady9766]

Yes cool setting or low can’t go wrong with reckon I only paid like 27 dollars two years ago special but dint use every day