Why I don't use a

[@LaiLai..]

I have it and I agree, it doesn’t make sense for a professional. However, it makes the blow drying process easier at home for me .

[@cl4840]

Yeap, especially if you lack the skill set of blow drying and styling.

[@miss_kolissa]

Ohh ok, this answer makes sense too

[@lindaorr1301]

I woke up and ordered it....I can never dry the back of my hair without taking to long and i start to sweat and have to go over the area several times!

[@alyariel9713]

Also, I don't even know how professionals even can use it! Don't y'all have to heavily sanitize stuff? How would you deep clean the inside of the wand or hose? You're not even supposed to clean the inside of the hose with water (what the manual says) , and if you use heavy products, the hose gets filled with a thin gunk of baked product buildup. For personal use, it aint no big deal, but for professional use that's unsanitary. No wayyyy that's compliant chile xD

[@V2B2010]

I never thought about that ! Very good point

[@Aniexo_]

Hello, I hav the revair you can disconnect the hose to properly clean it. As well as the filter. I have both versions and I love it! I gifted my old one actually 😂

[@alyariel9713]

@@Aniexo_ I have it too.

[@SoWhat59]

​@@alyariel9713 Then they need a new design that makes it cleanable. Everything in life needs to be cleaned, even if only once in a while. The thought of what could be growing in there... 🤮 I'm still contemplating getting one cause I wouldn't be using it on strangers, but I hope they, and other companies continue to work on improving & updating the design.

[@Aniexo_]

@@alyariel9713 ironically my revair stopped working properly a couple days after I made this comment! and I was able to get a new one replaced and I was past the one year warranty. I was pleasantly surprised!

[@AyeJye]

You a true stylist !!! You remind me of when I was in cosmetology school !! They taught us professionalism and values!!!! These new stylist don’t understand what you are talking about we were trained to think about the customer and hold them to a high standard !

[@eyekandy3000]

I have very tightly coiled 4c hair and I do not know how to use a regular blow dryer and get good blowout effect. Always a nightmare. I used the Revlon brush for a few months and led to breakage. I own the Revair and it’s fantastic! I barely use it (because even though it doesn’t feel like it could cause heat damage I’m sure it still can and I’m doing everything I can to grow my hair long) but in literally 10 minutes my hair is all stretched out and easier to style. Use it on my kids and they tolerate it no problem. So the price is steep but worth it for those who aren’t great at doing hair

[@miss_kolissa]

Thanks for the info

[@EvelynS-xo7kj]

Thank you this review was helpful. My arms is tired.😅

[@elegantempress1395]

This has been very helpful for me! I suck at using blow dryers and tools on my own hair.

[@FineNaturalHairROCKS]

This is a really great point! I love that you mentioned adding value! It's HUGE for stylists. I can do my own Revair sessions at home, but a salon blowout is entirely different and needs to be done by a professional. So well said!

[@TheMzny]

I just attended Curlfest and you definitely should be on attendance next year. A speaker on the panel

[@AfrikanHairGod]

I appreciate that but I don't want to do anymore panels anymore. I haven't had a great experience with it especially at venues where their job is to promote the products that I'm discouraging against

[@lindaorr1301]

I agree....it's not for a salon visit, but for me who struggles with drying the back of my hair with the traditional handheld dryer with a paddle brush. I've decided to invest in the RevAir!

[@Criticalnin]

Narada you nearly you almost made me catch a heart attack, cause I used mine this morning 😂 I agree though. It’s a machine better suitable for those at home. (I suck at blowouts) and not really stylists. It would probably take too long to fully sanitize between each use per customer as well, making it more hassle than it’s worth.

[@AfrikanHairGod]

You know they not sanitizing them things properly... Just like those sponges barbers be using

[@blkboentinquiry3553]

Love your take on this! I agree, it only does one thing, and isn't the best for stylists who want versatility, but just someone who may have trouble using a regular dryer with attachments. I own one and use it for stretching my hair on short notice. I love that i dont have to manipulate my hair as much with it, as well. Definitely a great buy for someone who wants less manipulation. Thank you for sharing! ❤❤

[@caprisrecipesaves6819]

I have one and it’s good like you said for home use. No heat damage, sucks all the water off and gently stretches your hair. It is heavy though. If you have thick longer hair your arms will hurt. It’s expensive but had mine like two years now.

[@EvelynS-xo7kj]

Yes. It is heavy and cumbersome.

[@alyariel9713]

I think the only stylists I've seen really benefit from the revair are ones that got injured from the normal way. They either had shoulder or wrist injury, and it was gentle for them. But I TOTALLY agree that if you're already skilled & dexterous with the brush & dryer, you don't need the revair. DeeperThanHair has been solely using the revair lately...but as much as I love that machine...I really miss watching her regular blowouts with a brush. There was something about that skill and technique that was soothing to watch.

[@TriinaG]

I love her BTW. I think she first mentioned she wanted to test it out at first and then give feedback to her viewers on how she feels about the appliance. Think she just fell in love with it now😅

[@dilmaromero5999]

Amen 🙏 pride to your craft and the client ❤

[@alisonhilaire4170]

I never used it but from what I saw and read about it, it seems to lack the flexibility that professional stylists need to work on different heads. It's heavy, bulky and you don't see what's going on, inside the vacuum. I'm waiting for the super light, transparent, cheap and available in France version lol.

[@alyariel9713]

Girrrrrrl, you gonna be waiting forever and a half for that, sadly. xD They have that patent on LOCK and haven't licensed out like Dyson has. That's why there's so many cheaper dyson knockoffs now-- companies can buy the Coanda technology. Revair's like NOPE, put on its Riri voice and said "I'm gonna make you feel Like I'm the only girl in the woooorld" . ahaha

[@alisonhilaire4170]

LMFAO 🤣🤣🤣

[@lovelota6334]

You can look down the wand. It is just hollow and the hose is also hollow. The suction comes from the base.

[@LYNNroofingGal]

I luv it. Well the Revlon with the brush. Yes!!!

[@aislyn1547]

Thanks for your thoughts on this! I actually bought the revair and don’t like it at all. My ends spend the most time in the tube and ended up slightly damaged. Also I have to thoroughly detangle my hair (I have very thick medium length 4b hair) in 16 sections to get the right size for the tube and to make sure the heat is distributed to all strands equally. You also can’t use thicker butters or creams or again the hair will come out crunchy. It takes forever just to prep my hair for the revair and I will be reselling mine. Not sure why everyone loves it….I feel like the true negative reviews are being taken down 🤷🏿‍♀️

[@EvelynS-xo7kj]

For the price it would be nice if it had a diffuser option so when I wanna wear my hair curly, I can still use it. I didn’t buy it yet. Still thinking about it. I do understand that it sucks the hair in rather than blowing it dry so it’s very different from a regular blow dryer which is probably why it’s not able to diffuse.

[@chloekimbroughhh1146]

U turned comments off another video but i wanna say thank you for explaining the fluid filled bumps on hands. Mine has been active for a couple of years now. Now i have a name for it. Thanks

[@RNBSNLSU]

You are such a professional young man. Your parents did a wonderful job of raising you❤

[@AfrikanHairGod]

Aww thank you you are so kind. I just try to be the most outstanding person that I can be.

[@tyshayedwards5808]

For me the reason I want to use it is because I have carpal tunnel syndrome. Blow drying my hair with a comb attachment or with a brush causes me a lot of pain. So when I can’t get to my stylist I think it would be great. I completely agree with what ur say tho.

[@chalabrooks5433]

Yes, I agree with you. I just used mine for the first time. It is totally worth the money, fast and the time it saves me. Plus, it blows my hair out enough that I don't have to flat iron it if I don't want to or could just pull my hair up and run errands.😊 I bought it during the Black Friday 2023 deal after years of watching it.😂😂 You offer a different experience.

[@TheSlgrus05]

Thanks for being honest!!!! Anyways it’s so expensive and doesn’t even fully straighten hair unless you use an excessive amount of olive oil, or any type of hair serum to blow dry your hair

[@miss_kolissa]

I’m satisfied with this answer😌. Felt frustrated that this hair dryer was so expensive & I really wanted one. Thinking it has to be better since there’s no comb attachment and less manipulation. But I’m good now😆

[@ladonnawilliams4813]

And for $500 it needs to do more. Blow dry, condition, section, fluff and fold my hair.

[@AllThingsNaturalHair]

WHAT ARE YOU USING ON YOUR SKIN!!!!!!! It's beautiful!!!❤

[@vonshall2763]

I was wondering what your thoughts were on it. I have the 1st version. I love it. Their customer service is excellent. Youre not supposed to use oils with it. It causes the plastic to crack. Even if the customer has the same tools, products and technique at home, the value in you doing their hair is that youre doing their hair!

[@friedchicken892]

What heat protectant do you use😊?😊

[@elegantempress1395]

Do you use a heat protectant with it?

[@ChiChiBell]

Was waiting to hear your thoughts on this! I think I’m going to invest in it(hoping for a Black Friday deal this fall 😂) since I do my hair myself. I hate hair dryers; this might be helpful for me.

[@cantgetbettathanthis]

Very well said

[@crystalebarnicle9628]

Exactly! It's great for at home use, for drying/stretching only, but in the salon is a whole different experience.

[@StephTho]

Right, makes sense.

[@MrFancyjohnson1]

I don’t have one but it’s size seems too large for my liking

[@ossier2796]

That dryer looks scary so I’m not planning on getting one. I have a regulator blow dryer with a diffuser and a hooded dryer, nothing fancy.

[@trob9100]

Can you give a response from a client or home consumer's perspective. I don't think the question was asked to hear about why a stylist wouldn't use it. Is it worth people at home buying it and using it?

[@AfrikanHairGod]

It was, that's why they asked me my thoughts on it. My clients don't use it because they get their hair done by me. If you want someone's first person opinion. You should watch reviews on here. There's plenty of them

[@SAKEENAHNYC]

Nobody can convince me that paying $500 for a blow dryer would EVER be worth it unless you got a bag of kids whose hair you need to do in 1 night 😂 that price is ridiculous

[@moss.1547]

I had to hear what you were saying. Because I’m looking at you and I see the word hairdryer and I’m confused like are you blow drying your beard cause you got no hair on your head 😂

[@AfrikanHairGod]

I actually have blowdried my beard before... Even if I wasn't a stylist, I could still comment on it... kzbin.info8GGVg9q2aS8?feature=share

[@shananloc]

What city are you in

[@lacondrareed]

Boom!!!

[@mstcherie13]

I want it but am in the uk 😢anyone know of any dupes???

[@katchrist_]

Well since you’re a professional, you need to broaden your experiences with various tools, so that you can give an opinion on something else , “sucking your hair dry” in fact is an opinion….. we all know you can add product to the hair shaft to minimize heat damage…. Etc

[@AfrikanHairGod]

No i can do what the hell i want to do and i DON'T have to share anything with you. I do it because i want you. Stop being so disrespectful and entitled and learn to be appreciative.... Y'all are so fucking weird...

[@rebel1612]

I store my revair in a basket in my closet

[@kamariyanelson3640]

I have it nice to stretching wash and gos my blow out a big no

[@AmiAki]

I agree 400-500$ and it can only do one thing which is stretch and dry hair at the same time . Yeah not worth it.

[@Denise-se2rb]

My baby is not spending his hard earned money on that overpriced tool.

[@Project_ion]

you dont have hair

[@AfrikanHairGod]

Clearly...

[@Yagirlnyesha]

The revair is amazing