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I Tried Revlon's New 360 Dryer and Here's What I ThoughtYou might think a 360 blow dryer sounds too good to be true. At first, so did I. |
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Here's how it happened: Like I told you in the beginning, the Revlon 360 is characterized by a twisting nozzle that shifts air flow from a traditional blow-dryer format to one in which you can sandwich your hair between two sides of the dryer. While I was hesitant to place my hair into a direct air shaft in fear of heat damage, I quickly learned I had nothing to worry about. This was for two reasons:
1) I kept the temperature on cool at all times.
2) I separated my hair into thin sections as I dried it.
By doing this I was able to eliminate any fear of it getting burned or sucked into the nozzles, and instead could focus on how lustrous my locks felt.
It's this nozzle that's my favorite feature of this dryer. By twisting, you're able to direct the airflow however you need. It's great if you need to blast your roots dry but want to let the rest of your hair air dry. For that, you'd use the traditional nozzle. Want to lightly dry your hair after applying salt spray for perfect waves? Twist the nozzle, sandwich sections of hair between both sides and move it down the shaft of your hair once or twice. This won't dry your hair completely, but it will help activate your wave spray.
As you can see, I played around. And, just so you know, unlike some dryers, the heat settings on the new Revlon 360 are true to form. Instead of blasting cool and getting warm air with other dryer, cool air with the Revlon truly means cool.
Image Courtesy Rebecca Norris
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