Hair Tools RVHA6017UK Tangle Free Hot Air Styler, Black

Well I don't normally write reviews but on this occasion I felt I had to. These are so so good. For years I have tried so many different tools to curl my hair, even the dyson airwrap, but to no avail. I have fine shoulder length hair and I'm always worried about heat and breakages but these work at treat. Hot enough to do the job but not burn. I've found the smaller 19mm attachment to work best so far. It takes about 5 mins to curl my whole head and the curl is lasting all day which I've never had before. I don't particularly plan to use purely to dry my hair so that may be a consideration for some people and the durabilty. Do not be put off by the price, as I said earlier I have tried the dyson airwrap, but this item is so easy to use. It is very light but for me this makes it easy and versatile to use. Will be such a good addition when i go on holiday. With regards to the longevity of the product only time will tell but I would have no hesitation in buying another one if required and at that price it wouldn't break the bank. I would have no hesitation in recommending this product.

It is very light and perfect for travelling. It saved my hair during my holiday. Only "bad" thing is I am not sure if it will be last long and its all made with plastic but it is the compromise for having a very light tool.

Really enjoying this hot air styler. It’s easy to use and glides through my hair without too much pulling or tangling. I like being able to dry and style my hair at the same time, which saves me quite a bit of time in the morning. It feels comfortable to hold and gives my hair a smoother, more polished look. A handy everyday styling tool.

Brilliant. Works so well. Highly recommend.

I liked the fact that this was described as tangle free which appealed to me. Although on first use, generally I did manage to remove the styler from my hair without it getting caught, using the curl release button, a couple of times it did get a little tangled in my hair which panicked me a little bit and put me off using it further.The styler heated up quite quickly and there were two different sized barrels to use for small or larger curls which were easy to change over.Price wise I think the value is very good, but sadly I wasn’t confident enough to keep this with my fine shoulder length hair.

A replacement for one I bought 9 years ago, no frills just an easy to use hot air brushVery satisfied

I have had this item for three months and it has stopped working. I think it has overheated because when I started using it a few days ago the brush was fine I only used it for about ten minutes and it stopped but when I looked at the brush near the bottom all th bristles had changed shape and looked like they may have melted.

Does it feel a bit cheap? Yes. Does it work as well as the expensive alternatives? Yes, better in my experience.I usually air dry my hair (naturally wavy, bob) and once it’s dry then use the GHD Rise to smooth out/add some polish. Now it’s colder I got sick of waiting until my hair was dry or having to use a blow dryer then the hot brush. I ordered this on a whim when it was discounted thinking it was worth a try for £13.It does feel a bit cheap, but it’s very light. The two brush/barrel attachments are hard and plasticky rather than bristled, but they grip the hair really well. It’s not super powerful so I’d only bother using this when your hair is at least 80% dry. It doesn’t get that hot, and the cool tip stays cool. It does a decent job of adding volume with the larger barrel, smaller barrel will create a really defined curl more importantly, it lasts. I also own the ‘viral’ revlon blow dry brush which works amazingly well for smoothing, but curls and waves don’t last on my short hair as the barrel is so big on that one. The controls are easy to use and don’t get in the way when you’re using it.It’s literally 10% of the price of my GHD hot brush and for me is a better option because I can use it on damp hair as well as dry. Some blow dry spray/heat protectant is a must, though.