RemingtonHydraluxe Volumising Air Styler (Moisture Lock Ceramic Coating to Balance Moisture, Hydracare Temperature Setting for Healthier Styling, 3 Heat & 2 Speed Settings, Swivel Cord, 1200W) AS8901

I had been suffering from frizzy bad hair days for ages, even with my expensive Dyson... But this brilliant bit of kit has cured it, I think it's the extra negative ions and the hydracare witch stops hair overheating. Anyway, whatever it is it's brilliant, my hair is now sleek, soft and silky, and I'm feeling attractive again. It's a bargain too, thank you Remington.

It is very similar in look and function to other air stylers on the market such as the revlon 1 step but a lot cheaper which is great. I havnt tried others for comparison but I'm glad I bought this as it does a good job of smoothing my hair. My hair is naturally wavy and normally very frizzy after blow drying. This took away all the frizz and made my hair very smooth but still left it a bit wavy. It dosnt straighten hair exactly but it does smooth it. unfortunately it took me a hell of a lot longer to dry my hair compared to using my hair dryer, but the results were far better. I also didnt find it volumised my hair much but that could be down to technique. I think it is a fantastic product but if you are looking for something to just straighten your hair, a heated brush would be better. Also if you are looking to dry your hair faster this isnt the answer. It is a styler which means it requires a bit of practice and technique and can take a bit longer to use. its suppose to give a good finished look which it does do! Easy to put together, easy to use, not too heavy to hold and the results speak for itself, brilliant!

So I had the revlon hair dryer brush for 3 years before it broke, so thought I’d try Remington as a replacement. For context, I have thick long hair and 75% of the time use the brush to blow dry my hair, not just dry.Here’s my comparison:Heat- Revlon heated up quicker and the plastic is thick enough at the top and bottom of the brush so that if you accidentally touch it, it doesn’t burn your hands. I found my hair dried quicker with this brush.- Remington brush also heats up quite a lot, but there’s no protection around the ends so I find I burn my fingers more. The top handle near the brush gets very hot. Also the cooling function may as well not be there - is doesn’t cool unless it’s cool to start with.Bristles- I prefer the thicker bristles on the Revlon brush. They seem to work better on my thick hair and not bend as much.Weight- Remington brush is noticeably lighter than the Revlon brush which is nice when blow drying as your arms don’t get tired so quickly. This is definitely a point in favour of Remington!Overall- I find my blow dry lasted a lot longer when I used the Revlon hair dry brush, probably because it got hotter more quickly.- I also prefer my blow dry with Revlon, as the head is bigger. Remington brush head is smaller so probably more suited to shorter, thinner hair. You’ll have a more optimal wrap around the brush.Hope this helps!

Amazing value for money. Very lightweight and easy to hold and use. Best to use on wet or damp hair because it dries smoothly. Can curl or straighten and both hold well due to the heat. Saved so much time and energy! Would definitely recommend. One of my friends brought this for a trip and we all ended up buying one it was that good!

I loved this brush, and used it frequently. I am very disappointed to report, however, that it has suddenly stopped working after approx. 1 year of use. I will not be repurchasing.

The media could not be loaded. So easy to use comparing to my slightly cheaper no name drying brush before ordered also from Amazon. But this truly is amazing, what a tool! Just look for urself in the video of the shine of the hair and the movement and safe to say I was drying my hair while my baby is napping so speedy mode on and with no particular care for making waves or anything, but the results are still fantastic! And a price was just a bargain so glad I read the reviews and didn’t go for their popular one can’t remember the name but this one is indeed very powerful and works extremely well. Not heavy for the hand so over all I’m amazed and is glad I purchased.

I have a chin length bob and this styler didn’t work for me. I think the brush is too big as it didn’t give me hair any volume at all. Also even the hottest setting didn’t feel very hot.I returned it and went cam to Babyliss.

This hairstyling tool is a boon for my shoulder length bob. The head is oval as opposed to round by lifting the hair at a forward angle I am able to get root lift like I have never had before, I also use it to turn my hair under and on then I blowdry the top sections by wrapping on a vertical around it, which gives me my "flick" either side of my parting. It really is like a salon blow dry, truly once you get used to using it at first I caught my hair in the bristles but by combing thro the full length of hair thoroughly after a good conditioning and towel dry, provided you section your hair neatly its a breeze. I came back to buy another three for my sisters for christmas but since 24th November when I purchased mine which was not on any special offer, was not refurbished and was brand new the price has increased by £45.00 !! With the best will in the world £75 as opposed to £30 is way too much of an increase for me to consider buying more, pity its such a great tool.