One-Step™ Blowout Styler | Dry and Curl Hair in One Tool

The best curling iron as you use it with wet hair and it’s quick.. it gets very hot so I use it on medium and sometimes a lower setting for heat. It is my favorite curling iron ever!

Love this thing! It works amazing and I have had it for 2 years! It def so amazing for the price if you can get it down to $30! Highly recommend!!

Doesn't hold curls very well.

When I first got this product I was pretty excited since it was a hair dryer and curler all in one. Boy was I disappointed after the first use. The product is loud and gets pretty hot against your face/neck. The clam in it isn't very clampy against your hair. At the end of curling my curls just fell out. I went on YouTube for tips and tricks the second use to see if it was user error. I had damp hair and started off on the medium setting, let it sit and switched to the cool setting (a little bit of a pain to do) at first the curl was great but by the time I was done all the curls fell out and my hair fell flat. I put it back in the box and returned it. Not satisfied at all.

Easy to switch between attachments , would be really useful on thick hair , there is a bit of a learning curve on getting to feel comfortable with it in your hands as it is somewhat long , I wish my kids were little because this would be awesome to do kids hair with (being a dryer and curler in one tool) . I like it but it’s not my every day go to device. .I wouldn’t recommend it for fine hair because it is so powerful air flow it blows my hair right out of the comb and blows the previously curled curls straight

I have long hair down to my back and I’m a mom to a 1 year old and 3 year old. I don’t have time for hair routines. This hair tool is such a great time saver and helps me get styled in a quarter of the time vs. using a curling iron.

Interesting idea... I wanted to love it... But it's definitely not an "easy", intuitive tool, that gives great results from the start... I found it way too large to move comfortably. It constantly has to be turned on and off, or your hair is blowing every which way between sections. It gets WAY too hot IMO, even on the lowest "hot" setting - so I found myself toggling between warm and cool every few seconds - and because the switch is a dial on the handle, it's very awkward to do. To me, this is different than the "hot air brush" getting very hot - you're meant to keep moving that for the most part - this, you're just holding in one place while it gets hotter and hotter, with no temperature control. The air pressure is also very high, even on the lowest setting, which I found contributed to more puffiness and frizz. In terms of results, my hair was really just a puffy mess. Maybe with some practice, I could get better results, but honestly... I don't really want another, large, clunky tool that isn't any easier, user friendly, or faster to use and doesn't give even reasonably good results without a ton of time and practice... So unfortunately I'm returning it.

Let me begin by saying that I have never been good at curling my hair. I own several curling irons, but have always found them frustrating and could never get the look I was going for, let alone get the curls to last. I’m a long time fan of Revlon’s One Step dryer brush (I own two) so I decided to give this a try. I’m not sure if it’s the fact that I’m used to using the hot air brush or something about the design of the tool itself, but for me this was much easier than any iron I’ve ever owned. I have thick, medium-coarse wavy/curly hair that I pre dried with my one step earlier in the day. Another thing I should note is that I have some physical issues with nerves in my hands that I worried might cause issues - some tools are too heavy or uncomfortable to hold for me, but this was perfect. I curled my whole head in less than 15 minutes on my first try. Other things to note: The curling wand detaches from the handle for storage. This tool does have low, medium, high and cool settings so you are able to customize the heat to your hair and comfort level. It really is necessary to make sure your hair is at least 80% dry before using this tool, but it can also be used on second day hair for touch ups. Overall, I highly recommend this hair tool. And while Amazon has it at this price, now is the time!