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I Tried Revlon's New 360 Dryer and Here's What I Thought

You might think a 360 blow dryer sounds too good to be true. At first, so did I.

by Rebecca Norris | COMMENT

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If someone were to tell me ten years ago that a blow dryer would launch that fully surrounds your hair for quicker drying time, I would have probably laughed and told them they've been bingeing too much "Zenon." Heck, if someone told me last month, I probably wouldn't have even believed them. Yet, here we are, and such a thing really does exist.

Revlon launched their new 360 Dryer and everyone's going crazy. What sets this blow dryer apart is the way the nozzle twists to deliver two drying options -- yup, you don't even need to hook on an extra attachment. Twist it one way and you have a classic, horizontal dry; twist it another and you're surrounding your hair with a vertical dry.

Apart from the futuristic design, this dryer also features ceramic coating to help reduce heat damage, a conditioning ionic generator that creates negative ions to saturate the airflow and surround each section of hair, and three heat/two speed settings, as well as a cold shot button to help seal cuticles at the end of the dry, helping to bring Disney princess-worthy hair to life. So, what's this really mean, you might ask? Faster drying with less damage, more shine and virtually no frizz. How could you resist?

I know I couldn't and that's exactly why I happily scooped up this assignment. To find out just how good this dryer is, keep scrolling to learn a little bit about a regular, frizz-prone head of hair turned Rapunzel beauty.

Image Courtesy Rebecca Norris

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