Hair Care

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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Post-Shower, Pre-Dry As someone with fine hair, it never takes long to dry my long locks -- until I got custom-made extensions by NYC's Master Colorist, that is. While Chelsey Pickthorn gave me the 4-1-1 on all things long hair care, it didn't dawn on me that I'd finally understand what it's like to spend more than ten minutes drying my hair. I always listened to my mom, my sister and my friends complaining about the dread of drying their thick tresses and I never understood it. And then I got extensions.

There's something about adding hair to your mane that isn't your own that requires added TLC. From spending more time combing, to more time drying, I've certainly learned a lot about myself, my beauty habits and how far I've veered from my normal, low-maintenance hair care routine. Above all, I've learned that there's a real need in the beauty industry for superspeedy, conditioning drying tools. So, now you can understand why I had to get my hands on this one-of-a-kind 360 dryer as soon as I caught wind.

Instead of reaching for my traditional drugstore-bought blow-dryer, today I hopped out of the shower, combed my hair, unwrapped my pretty new hair tool, prayed to the hair goddesses and turned on the hard-to-believe, lofty-promise, dual-air tool.

Image Courtesy Rebecca Norris

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