Watch This BEFORE YOU Buy the Rev-air - The RevAir Causes Heat Damage ?

[@CappuccinoHorses]

I use my RevAir weekly on highest heat and tension and my (fine) curls always bounce right back. Absolutely zero damage. I love that thing. The only downside I can see is I’m sort of getting addicted to the blowout look and feel. When my hair gets back down past tailbone length, I will probably go down to using it monthly.

[@YummyCandiCollection]

Same.

[@pamelasmith470]

Same! No issues at all

[@jaeshasway]

My curl pattern is so tight. Even at the highest settings rev air doesn’t get it remotely straight. 😓 But I know it’s safer than the way I used to blow dry my hair.

[@AshleyEmpowers]

Same! And I use it in the highest heat

[@Daizetta]

Which heat protectant do you use?

[@Swan123-x8i]

I love the hair accessory, it looks beautiful on you.

[@angel_numbers]

The Revair saves me so much time! I went from 4hours with paddle brush and regular dryer to one hour for my crown. It was a holiday gift! My daughter stretches her microlocs with it too❤💫

[@ApostolicSketches]

I got a revair ad in the middle of this video😂 I do plan on getting a revair soon though

[@Mrs.SylviaCollins]

I really like the revair. I use it on myself & my daughter, and thankfully, no problems for 2 years now❤

[@jasmincraighead420]

I had to deep dive because we need context! Ms Dun has had 3 big chops from 2013-2020. She admitted that she has a trend of damaging her hair about every 2 years, by either coloring it or excessive heat. In the time leading up to her experience with the revair, there was already thinning and loss of curl integrity present. She wore and continues to wear wigs the majority of the time, and instals with heat, hairspray and a wig cap baked together under a hooded dryer. Her wash day includes a cowash, curl cream, castor oil, olive oil and aloe vera and the frequency is unclear. On her first documented trial of the revair in August 2020 she used it on dry hair without a heat protectant. Her hair in the video seen here is in June 2021, and it looks quite similar to her hair prior to August 2020 in a twist out.

[@rfinna8029]

Thanks I have heard a similar story about her, it seems to me she is trying to cause problems for revair company and get other people or Black people to jump on the trend as well but I have heard anyone complain about heat damage using the revair apart from her

[@lyricalreignmusic]

Ok private eye!!!👀😂👏🏿

[@jasmincraighead420]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@rfinna8029 I had my suspicions that this may be the case and hoped they weren’t true. The title itself is click bait and without her hair story the visuals presented pose quite damaging insinuations

[@jasmincraighead420]

⁠@@lyricalreignmusic I had time today! 🔍 I don’t like clout chasing and drama stirred up without cause, especially against a tool that’s been overcoming a long standing challenge in our community’s haircare routines seemingly without issue (and they don’t pay me to say a thing) If there are issues surely there’s evidence, but I’m not seeing any here with Ms Dun.

[@yazbee]

Thank you for this

[@a.h.2667]

I love the Revair. If I have one regret it is buying the original version.

[@peachescream8650]

I have original version too. But hey it does the same as the new one. And i hear the wand is not that much lighter. So doesn’t seem like that big of a loss to me.

[@Sydonnewarren]

Same! I bought the year before the newer version 😢

[@BraveOne7]

I want the Revair so bad! I’ve seen a lot of women with long hair that use it on KZbin. I use the revlon brush blow dryer right now, it rips my hair out when I use it so I no longer use it. I want the Revair because I no longer want to use a brush or comb to my hair to keep the tension needed to dry it. It causes breakage on my hair. I’ve never gotten heat damage on my hair but I have gotten breakage. I don’t care how much it costs, I’m saving up to get it! ❤

[@peachescream8650]

This is exactly why i got it. And my hair has improved 100%. It is a learning curve but my hair is not dry but soft and healthy feeling. It did take me time to learn what products and how much to use and what settings for my hair. But i do not regret buying it. I wish they could come out with a more portable one. i have the first edition but even the second edition is to big to travel with. But when they come out with one, ill be first to buy it.

[@BraveOne7]

@ I love that, I can’t wait to get my hands on one!🙌🏽

[@sainthia]

It's expensive but so worth it! I love it

[@NovaDoll]

I've had mine since 2022. Its totally worth it!

[@pualenaisz4403]

​@@BraveOne7 You won't regret it!❤

[@tasliymahtoomer8688]

The revair is amazing mainly for the cool setting with the suction that is best stretch I could ever achieve with cool air. The other 2 settings are a bonus if you ever want to have a blowout look without raking a blow dryer brush or comb through it. I have found that using the setting on highest heat which is 2 it made my hair feel dryer and less hydrated so I dropped back down to 1. But overall I was on a no heat journey already and would absolutely promote this especially for the cool setting because it literally seals in the moisture and that shine is unbelievable

[@friedchicken892]

I would only use cool i don't want a sleek look just a stretch

[@Mz.M.2757]

I’m natural and have medium high density fine strands. I love my Revair ALOT. I blow dry or use hooded dryer several times a month so the heat doesn’t bother me. But you are right in that heat is heat…..I use mine to stretch only then proceed to add a twist product such as foam or cream etc. then I air dry from there. I am a newer subbie and really enjoy your content, you exude such a pleasant and positive vibe.l which matches your outer beauty. Thank you❤

[@egyptjones]

I have the newer version of the RevAir and absolutely love it! I find other dryers dry the surface of my hair but the core still has a lot of moisture so I usually have to let my hair dry for another 24 hours after the blowdry if I want a silk press. The RevAir does a great job of drying my hair to the core so I can often silk press the same day. The majority of the time I just wear my hair blow dried, I only silk press about 2 - 3 times a year

[@quasar4472]

As someone who is learning to use various blowout tools, one thing I dislike is the pulling sensation(as in anything that will cause tension on my neck). I'm not tender-headed, but I frequently suffer from migraines, which I have even been prescribed medication for by my doctor. The Revair is such a worthwhile investment. Usually, when I encounter high-priced items that resemble products from familiar brands (no shade to Dyson), I don't see the value in them. However, the Revair is the only product that truly catches my eye, and it makes sense in the end. As soon as I saved up to buy one, a new model was released, which felt like a win-win situation. I love this product, and it consistently gives me great results each time I use it.

[@dewannarichard2728]

Very informative video. I recently purchased and have used it on the cool setting and use monthly for a light stretch and twist.

[@KlassicallyKept]

Good morning. I am so glad you have found some benefit with the RevAir.

[@nikkiep3731]

Great content as always!😊💜 Like you, I had a similar experience with my RevAir. I was not particularly fond of the initial results. I later learned that my hair was too wet, I applied too much product, and used the highest heat setting. Through trial-and-error, I have learned to use my RevAir on the medium (not high) heat setting and tension 7 for optimal results. I also only use it once a month to stretch my 4c, fine, high density, mid-back length hair during my loose hair wash.

[@icycici6191]

"Hair-heat threshold" is an excellent rule to follow💡. I agree with that since i have high porosity, fine, medium density hair. Only medium to low heat or no heat at all for my hair.

[@Mahagony1985]

I use my revair on cool or low. And its been good for me and my daughter.

[@cbchang6200]

I am also agreeing with the people that say they cannot see what the RevAir is doing to their hair. My hair is so healthy and long right now. I am just loving my hair. I don't want to take chances on something I can't see.

[@memorizedvisions]

I had brought a rev air and me and my mother have been using it for 4 years. We both have different textures and curl patterns. Its definitely gentler, faster and easier than using a hair dryer + comb. Can be abit heavy when holding the nozzle but we are satisfied with what we are left with.

[@cbchang6200]

@@memorizedvisions That is wonderful that it is working well for you and your mom! Great! I have not used direct heat on my hair in over 20 years. And now that I am almost 2 years into my new healthy haircare journey, my hair is healthier and longer than it has ever been. Everyone has to do what works best for them.👍😊

[@cutenobi]

I agree to not take any risks. I have taken risks and my hair has suffered. It’s always best to be safe than sorry.

[@reggierisk]

The first time, I used a spray heat protection and it made my hair hard. Now i always a silicone base heat protection. I had mine for almost 2 years. I use the high heat setting. Every 3 to 4 weeks. The only heating tool. Sometimes I will air dry. But my fine hair strands returns to coils every wash day.

[@friedchicken892]

which one?

[@reggierisk]

@@friedchicken892 Paul Mitchell super skinny

[@ggwave4255]

Bought mines around the holiday. Love it. Use it on my self and my bf. Was able to get both our hair pretty straight. Using high heat tension 4. I actually found that u don’t want the tension too high or it drys it less smooth for some reason

[@LivingAsLisha]

20:26 a hair journal is definitely the major key if you’re a lazy natural like me! It provides me with that transparent “slap in the face” when I skip pertinent wash or retwist/braid days or when I’ve been wearing my hair “loose” too long

[@KlassicallyKept]

Good morning. Lol, I am sorry your reference made me laugh this morning, and it was well needed :).

[@LivingAsLisha]

@ there’s always room for a morning laugh 😊

[@carolchocho425]

I use it weekly as directed. Use little product. My hair is beautiful and healthy. I get lots of compliments. I wash, condition, and then use a leave in conditioner, not too heavy though.

[@KlassicallyKept]

I am so glad the RevAir is working for you! I see benefit with mine as well

[@patriciajenkins9458]

Hello Mya her hair does appear to be fine. A hair journal is a good idea. I had a hair journal but it just provided good natural hair information about products and hair routine. Thanks for the information.🌹💜

[@CurlyTonya]

I ❤ my Revair. I wish it had more heat and more suction.

[@KlassicallyKept]

I am glad you like the RevAir.

[@jamesbennett8637]

Thank you for this video. I have used the RevAir five years with excellent performance. After getting the RevAir I grew my natural hair in the form of micro interlocks and my hair grew down to my knees. Yes, everyone’s hair is different and as you showed, there is a proper way to use the RevAir.

[@uraddiictOnx3]

It damaged my hair and I used a heat protectant. K18 is the only reason I did not have to chop any off but my hair still isnt 100% the same. I do have hair on the finer side, but still was upset as Revair claims it is not possible to get heat damage from their product

[@NovaDoll]

My hair is extremely fine with low density and breaks by touch it. I have never gotten any damage from the Revair.

[@KlassicallyKept]

I am sorry that happened to you. I hope the K18 will continue to help you bounce back.

[@zaejohnson3414]

Can I buy your revair if you don’t want it? 🤭

[@freddyfrewnails2635]

Thanks for sharing, I really enjoy your videos. I’m on the fence with purchasing the revair, not sure how often I will use it and the price is steep. This video was informative and has helped me decide. Thank you once again❤

[@allurachanel]

the revair helped me hair grow from bra strap to hip length in just under 2 years. used it every 2 weeks. zero heat damage.

[@zaejohnson3414]

In what ways did it help? How were you using it?

[@allurachanel]

@@zaejohnson3414i have fine hair strands that are prone to single strand knots and breakage from detangling. keeping my hair in a stretched state practically eliminated those issues. the revair is really gentle on my hair. i was able to retain a lot more of my length even with trimming every 4-5 months.

[@miss.3175]

Thanks for making this video!!

[@RootedandRadiant444]

I wish it was available in the UK 🇬🇧 😢

[@olutayoyusuf9146]

Me too 😢

[@WTFVIDSok]

Love your hair Sis! Can you do a video on how to do that style?

[@KlassicallyKept]

Thank you Link : kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaO7aJuFq6ehaLs

[@IndigooceanOrg]

Revair has been a godsend for me. I now blowout my hair every 1-3 weeks when I wash, whether I'm going to braid it in a couple of big cornrows, do a twistout with mousse, or flat iron it straight. I always start by spending just 20 mins. getting my hair stretched and dry with the Revair. My hair is longer than it's ever been aside from when I had dreadlocks. I use high heat and suction 4 and only do about a dozen sections on my entire head.

[@KlassicallyKept]

I am so glad you have found benefit in it

[@amommyintime]

I’ve seen this and several other videos of people with breakage and heat damage from revair. And even more concerning, one of my favorite professional cosmetologists here on KZbin does not recommend revair. I was very saddened by this and also scared because I’ve had mine over a year. After consistently using it I did have to do a major chop but honestly I attribute my damage to internal factors and neglecting my hair. (Skipping trims and not moisturizing frequently enough) at this point , idk what to do. It is encouraging to watch your journey because your hair is beautiful and I haven’t seen any issue with you using the revair. However ,. .. my routine is not even half as good as yours so .. I just don’t know! At this point I have put mine away in the closet and the only heat I’m using is under the hooded dryer. Working on getting my overall health and routines together and praying for the best. 🩶🩶🩶

[@kit-kat9701]

Thanks for your opinion. I just remove it from my list. It takes long to grow long hair but just a little to damage it

[@wordsbymaribeja1470]

I'm sure you know your hair better than a KZbin cosmetologist. For all you know there are commercial factors stopping the recommendation but nonetheless that qualification isn't better than your own experience and knowledge of your hair.

[@YC72]

I purchased one a few months back. It’s still in the box. I just look at it from time to time.

[@Bodybybabs]

Use it, you won’t regret it

[@malibooyaw]

You can give it to me. I’ll send you monthly sponsor pics 😂

[@YC72]

@ 😂

[@Wisdomwithgrace727]

Hi I'm new to Using the Revair on my fine medium density natural hair. I use the cool setting and tension five to stretch. Thanks for the informative video .

[@Magical_Trash]

I’ve always used a heat protectant with it. I just assumed that since it’s still using decently high heat, I should use some just to be safe 😅 but my curls always revert fine, so it was never a big concern for me 😗

[@KlassicallyKept]

I am glad that it has worked for you!

[@BionAvastar3000]

I'm having a hard time believing that the revair caused DunsBeautifulPeople's hair to look like that. To me it looks like she tried to texlax her hair and it came out badly and she figured she could blame the revair without revealing that she actually put chemicals in her hair. OOH! A transparent revair would be SO cool! I do agree that weekly use of the revair (on the heat setting, I don't think the cool would harm anything) is probably a bit excessive. (I have a revair, I've used it properly for several years now, flatironed on top of that a few times, and have NOT experienced any heat damage whatsoever. MY hair is actually blow-dried right now, and I accidently got it a little bit wet, and it start to revert instantly. Also, the heat from the revair doesn't need a tonne of heat protectant.)

[@NovaDoll]

Me too. I've had mine since 2022 and I use it on the highest settings weekly.

[@x7557x]

I have very thick hair and i use the revlon paddle brush dryer. For me it's very easy to use. She seems to have very fine hair. I wouldn't recommend anyone with that type of hair to use blow dryer. Not even Revair.

[@keshamcdade]

I've been using the rev air for the last several years and I achieve really good results when I use a leave in and heat protect serum. I have really fine hair and prefer to use this only for stretching. I do not flat iron my hair. To your point, only a small amount of serum is needed for protection and I start with cool air to dry my hair and then I use high setting to remove any remaining texture. Works well and my hair comes out super soft.

[@KlassicallyKept]

Hello!I am so glad you have seen benefit in the RevAir.

[@KayElle2024]

This was very informative video! Thank you! 💜

[@buzzinbee9463]

My heated very hot rollersets under dryer did not ever show heat damage but yes flatiron abs curling iron absolutely shows visual damage in the form of straight pieces and loss of curl pattern.

[@lnyawilliamsmoore]

Note to self: Use things properly. 🥺💜💐😀👍🏾

[@tifinatty]

I had to put the newest one up for sale cause even after all the videos, doing exactly what the manual says, my hair is just simply too fine for that type of tension. After two uses, it looked like my hair got thinner, stiffer, and frizzier than if I just didn’t use heat at all. I wanted to love it bad ☹️

[@SingingBeeize]

The RevAir is one of the best hair tools I’ve bought. Along with my Sedu flat iron that I bought in 2009/2010. It’s just conking out on me over a decade later.

[@KlassicallyKept]

I am so glad you have found a benefit in it.

[@ayolagur2693]

I’ve had my revair for 2 years. I use it on 7 at the heaviest heat, my 4c is still fine and flourishing. I use it on damp hair, no product the do leave in after the drying my hair.

[@KlassicallyKept]

I am so glad the RevAir is working for you. I like mine as well.

[@lindaallen1947]

Thank you for sharing!! So much clarity!!

[@For_What]

Thanks for the information. I just know as black ppl we never had a problem with retaining length with your standard blow dryer and have been using them with no problem. The price tag is not worth it when a normal $30 blow dryer and paddle brush can give you the same healthy results. Black hair is not different or weaker than any other ethnicity and i hate that companies talk down on our hair and claim that it can only be saved with their products. We just need to go back to the basics when it comes to our hair and stop running to products or "new innovative" tools to fix it.

[@malikalee558]

I have a RevAir & like it but find my hair always feels dry afterwards even on low heat setting. It also tangles more often compared to blow drying with a comb. I think the dryness is related to being discouraged from using products that have oil in them so I've been using leave in & heat protectant. I have 4B/4C & would love to learn what I need to tweak for a better outcome.

[@oliviastar3812]

Any tips on protecting the hair whilst using a flat iron?

[@robinfoster415]

Thank you for sharing ❤

[@KlassicallyKept]

of course

[@jujutrini8412]

I remain sceptical of her claims. Heat can cause some damage no matter what you use but you can limit it by using certain methods and techniques but also combing can damage hair, brushing also, certain hairstyles etc etc etc. Many people use that particular hairdryer and by using due care and attention they limit the damage to their hair.

[@emem7242]

Me seeing this after I made the decision to become a blow dry natural on Sunday 👁️👄👁️

[@chRizma]

Same here lol 😅 new plan is to experiment with stretching on cold with my blow dryer and medium twists on alternate weeks

[@juned1719]

My sister has one and I used it 3 times. Each time I noticed breakage in the middle of my head (the crown). I put it on the low setting so I’m not sure why this happened.

[@tifinatty]

Same issue. Did it the way they said to, even used their own product, my hair was thinning from it even at the lowest setting and my hair has been the longest and thickest it’s been for years. So to kind of see it have my hair journey kind of back tracked really sucked

[@brombromsmuva9215]

I used the #2 heat setting.. it dried up my hair.. i stopped immediately and only use level 1 or zero

[@staciep2638]

She already had severe damaged hair prior to the revair!

[@KlassicallyKept]

There does appear to be other factors at play here

[@asianeyes1006]

I purchased the Revair during the Black Friday sale. I used it for the first time, and my hair was so tangled after. I detangled before, so I’m not sure what I did wrong, but after I tried detangling again and I was almost at the verge of tears it hurt so bad…..However, I also used it on my daughter and didn’t have that problem with her. Any suggestions

[@Bodybybabs]

Smaller sections and throughly detangle with leave in/blowout cream they sell. Try again.

[@KlassicallyKept]

I second that.

[@asianeyes1006]

@@Bodybybabs thanks, I will!

[@cbchang6200]

For me, I will never use direct heat on my hair. This April 2025 will be my 2nd year Healthy Haircare Anniversary. I want to straighten my hair for the first time. I am going to a stylist and get my hair roller set in jumbo rollers. I will be under the hooded dryer for at least 3 hours. Then have my hair wrapped. That will be my yearly hair straightening routine.

[@Ten-wk5zk]

This sounds like a good plan

[@cbchang6200]

@@Ten-wk5zk Thank you! It is working very well for me. I have not use direct heat on my hair in over 20 years. However, I started a new healthy haircare journey in April 2023, and my hair is healthier and longer than it has ever been. 👍😊

[@friedchicken892]

How do you get your hair trimned?

[@YoniGateKeeper]

Mines just came in today 🤭🤭🤭🤭😭

[@wordsbymaribeja1470]

I want to counter what people are calling 'heat damage', which seems to be characterised by 'loss of curl pattern' which as far as I'm concerned is not something to be concerned about and requires no special intervention if there is no breakge. Just keep pampering your hair as you typically would and do your periodic deep conditioning and protein treatments. The constant pathologising of afro hair needs to stop. If people can cope with highlight on permanent dye on bleach with weekly heat applied why are black people crying about a little texture change in some tiny areas of their head? If you don't aesthetically like the looser curl pattern pieces and there is breakage that's completely different but being shamed by the internet that looser curl pattern is damage while seeing no characteristics of damage is wild to me.

[@Clary_Sage]

If only I could purchase the RevAir - I live in the UK and this item is not sold here.😢

[@BionAvastar3000]

There are some secondhand ones going around, you can look into that.

[@olutayoyusuf9146]

⁠they are ridiculously expensive because there's a lot of demand for it

[@DanteVelasquez]

90 percent of the cases of heat damage are human error, and even for experienced people it is easy to make a mistake. I always recommend to people that they test heat at different degrees and/or low medium high settings on their saved shed hairs so that they know the exact degree that will damage their hair. My hair flat irons beautifully at 395 with no damage, but if I go to 400 my curls are destroyed, so it can literally be the difference between 5 degrees. New tools always have a learning curve so it's best to test all the settings and go slowly before we use them on our whole heads 🙂

[@andreamiller135]

I have a Revair and it works…but not for me. I have a texture of hair where my roots not only need to be dried well but it needs to be stretched well or it will knot up on itself and then I cant part my hair. The Revair just doesn’t do that for my roots - a traditional blow dryer works best. But for the rest of my hair - works lovely.

[@jaeshasway]

Any heat especially if applied regularly could potentially change the hair structure, ie change the hair’s texture or curl pattern. People must also consider their own hair type and texture. Fine thin strands as opposed to thicker strands, the overall health of the hair, other styling tools used, products used, etc. The doctor did great until she said rev air eliminates heat damage. 3:17 Using any heat is a risk and making an exclusionary or absolute statement like that is irresponsible and crosses into a very gray area in advertising. There are people who will accept that as an absolute truth and not consider all the other variables. Rev Air when used properly definitely has a far less chance of causing heat damage than other styling tools.

[@TrangPakbaby]

Yeah I don’t think it would work for me. I have really long fine hair and I actually need the comb attachment on a blow dryer to help detangle my hair.

[@abbe1abbe156]

I heard influencerrs make 25%-650% commission on Revair. There are cheaper blow dryers like Conair Silverbird for $30 that are better than Revair or Babyliss for a midpriced dryer. Revair blows up the cuticles not down to close the cuticles. Over time it will weaken the hair shaft. I'm a cosmetologist and I have seen what it does because I bought one. It's collecting dust in my closet. I recommend affordable & better blow dryers to my clients. I'm not telling anyone not to buy it.

[@dani4845]

I’ll take it if you don’t want it 😂

[@abbe1abbe156]

@dani4845 Are you in NYC? I would surely give it.

[@dani4845]

@@abbe1abbe156 Aw thanks! I wish but I’m in NC

[@NovaDoll]

... I have extremely fine hair, low density, and low porosity. No damage I use mine since 2022...

[@dani4845]

@@abbe1abbe156 no NC but thank you 😊

[@MizzAnto123]

Almost caved in on black Friday 😂 I just don't think its necessary especially without having dumb long hair or a super busy schedule.

[@chelseagalloway6913]

That crack in her voice and her frail pulling out her strands seamed performative. There is a chance of heat damage with any item that involves heat & not everybody’s hair will be able to handle substantial heat without causing damage.

[@chelseagalloway6913]

That crack in her voice and her frail pulling out her strands seamed performative. There is a chance of heat damage with any item that involves heat & not everybody’s hair will be able to handle substantial heat without causing damage. Heat protectant helps but it’s not a get out of jail free pass.

[@truthserum4life101]

And yes, that's a bald spot at the crown. Female pattern hair loss.

[@michellerowe-smith5803]

The Lady at 10:11 has something else going on. She needs to see a dermatologist who specializes in kinky hair. I recently started a GLP-1 and my edges became thin. I take vitamins daily so I knew I wasn’t deficient. I was lacking protein because of the decrease in appetite.

[@YoniGateKeeper]

That’s definitely a bald spot. There’s a lot going on here in that video you shared of the women. Spiritually I can see thru her…. And that all ima say. 👁️✨ I would advise everyone to use discernment if they take the time to look into her aura field

[@yazbee]

Oooh gurl whatchu see? 👀

[@iamshakuri]

girl what? she literally said she misused it. why are you coming for her spirit?

[@YoniGateKeeper]

@@iamshakuri back off. I’m speaking about the lady with the patched head. I have a literal gift to see people’s aura/spirit, I do this for a living, this was passed down to me from my family in Haiti so I know what I see. I didn’t say anything wrong so Please DO BACK OFF. Advice for your future self: “I shakuri need to Stop looking for conflict especially online , for i may trap my own mental sphere into the wrong battle.” 👁️. Ayibobo ✨

[@YoniGateKeeper]

@@yazbee hi love, I feel it’s best to keep what I see to myself for the messages is only design for her to know. I do wish her peace 👁️🤍✨

[@yazbee]

She definitely has a bald spot. I think something else is going on with her. She should see a physician.

[@amommyintime]

If you haven’t seen Cyn Dolls channel , she has very interesting viewpoints !

[@wordsbymaribeja1470]

Cyndoll?! 😂😂🤭

[@AqsoulX]

Please NO! Not a fan of her theory on natural hair! 🛑 ✋🏾

[@asianeyes1006]

@@AqsoulXI have a 8 yr old daughter that I have been following natural KZbin practices. Her hair looked so healthy, it is super full and long. I watched some of Cyndolls videos and decided to straighten my daughters hair last summer and she had sooooo much shaft damage that I’m still cutting her hair to get rid of all splits up her shaft. And realized that I also big chopped a few times due to my hair not flourishing during those 8 years. Cyndoll was not lying. I’ve since been using her techniques, detangling on dry hair with just oil, washing during our scalp turnover, setting the bonds with a blow dryer, scientific brushing. Our hair is flourishing!!!!! I know her approach isn’t as friendly or calming but she is speaking knowledge.

[@AqsoulX]

@@asianeyes1006 That’s absolutely amazing and thanks for sharing your experience! I came here for the RevAir deets and was highly educated especially for proper technique and heat protections. Keep baby girls hair flourishing!

[@truthserum4life101]

Silicone isn't natural. I use almond oil or Grapeseed oil as a natural heat protectant. I only use medium heat when I blow dry & no heat damage. A medium heat gives me the stretch I'm looking for. I don't do bone straight styles, so no need for high heat for my Coils. 👍🏾 Thanks for sharing....

[@BionAvastar3000]

Silicones come from silica, which is a natural sand in the ground.

[@truthserum4life101]

@BionAvastar3000 *Silicone is a synthetic polymer with chemical additives, making it an unnatural ingredient.* It's derived from silica, a natural compound found in rocks, but it's not considered a natural product.

[@AfrikanHairGod]

​@@truthserum4life101 y'all want to be all natural but then do unnatural processes like frying your hair with heat? Silicones are a better protectant for heat than oils are.

[@wordsbymaribeja1470]

@@truthserum4life101 Silicon is from silica it's called synthetic because of the form it is processed into, typically from crystalline to liquid. The hair is also dead, use what suit it. I for one LOVE silicone.

[@wordsbymaribeja1470]

Silicon is WONDERFUL, it's a gift to hair technology. I have pure dimethicone and cyclomethicone and add them to my hair products with no silicones in the original formulation and the upgrade is CRAZY. The amount of hair loss I have had since using silicone is also a marvel. I detangle and there is barely any hair coming out. I'll never go back to non-silicone products. Silicones are a necessity for afro hair, as far as I'm concerned. The anti-silicone brigade can rarely share negative experiences they've had with silicone, they're just repeating the propaganda. Get you some silicone then come back and tell me how good you think grapeseed and almond oil are for slip, follicle filling and smoothing. Oils and silicones have different roles.

[@ritamcb]

The young lady in the video seems more like user error. She should have used a different title for her video.

[@MalkiaNzinga]

Okay.... she has thinning, frail, dehydrated, damaged hair. Her hair already has some other MAJOR issues. She's in denial about A LOT!!! Plus, she's showing us a dry busted braid/ twist out. Petty me... authencity(what?!)🤨 vs authentic/authenticity. She starts with a lie and retracts it immediately. So... yeah. She is not honest or authentic...🤔🤷🏾‍♀️ Girl bye

[@iamshakuri]

This is weird, but you really enunciate with your lips. Like over enunciate more than others. Or, maybe we under enunciate lol?

[@aeriii4681]

I used to enunciate much better when I was a child. I think I started speaking more casually and less clearly as I got older to fit in, but my speech has declined. I would love to get that back

[@lisascott2184]

Painful to watch the young woman

[@bonificent3138]

I use mine on max and my hair still thrives. I use the ColorWow Dreamcoat Extra Strength. The blow out looks like I straightened it but my hair comes out cool! No heat damage. My hair lasts two weeks straight and then goes into mini braids for months ❤

[@bonificent3138]

I use a leave in before and a light oil after.

[@KlassicallyKept]

I love that the RevAir is working for you.