Ionic “it” Hair Dryer
January 24, 2007 at 12:34 am , by shelley
Decided it was time to upgrade my Revlon 1600 Ionic Dryer. First of let me tell you when I bought this I was instantly sold on the iconic feature – less frizz and more shine and volume (hands down).
It seems like to get a dryer you’re spending over $100 or under $35. I want to stay in the ‘under’ category so decided to do a little research on sticking to Revlon.
First of all it’s got to say something that Good Housekeeping did Tourmaline tests compared a $29.99 Revlon Tourmaline hair dryer with T3 Tourmaline hair dryers costing $200 and $300 – and they recommended the Revlon one. “The Revlon Tourmaline Ionic 1875 Watt Dryer had the highest overall score and the highest overall laboratory score. The Revlon was the lightest of all the dryers tested and the quietest of the dryers tested in the lab. All three tourmaline dryers dried the hair swatches faster than the standard ionic dryer (my old 1600) — roughly 40% faster. [via Good Housekeeping]”.
So now enters the next generation – the Revlon® 1875 Watt IONIC® Ceramic Pro Stylist Professional Dryer Model RV484

I love it! But it’s maybe a little too ‘pro’ for me to handle. My first try I had shiny, straight hair in no time!!! but my new bangs were standing straight up (I kid you not). So then I tried using the curling iron to fix and ended up with a bad case of “The Claw” ala Cameron Diaz. A little practice with the styling and I’ll be set!
Oh! The color is really confusing – just look for the name and model number. In some areas they have the dryer in this great silver and frosty pink and in some it’s red and black (not as pretty but I think they’re trying to make it look more “pro”). The red has an F on the end of the model number, but I’m told they’re the same thing. I’ve been personally using the RV484F.
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by leisa
On January 24, 2007 at 6:06 pm
Ugh. I own the expensive one.
by Shelley
On January 25, 2007 at 12:21 pm
Nothing wrong with owning the expensive one – my post was just to point out the value in the Revlon one. Would love to hear your 2 cents on how yours works. My personal experience is that I’ve chopped my drying time almost in half. What about you?
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On January 26, 2007 at 6:10 am
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On May 29, 2007 at 5:21 am
[...] all part of the problem. What helps? Forget the hair color of the month, lay off hot tools or use ion products, and invest in something like Fekkai Advanced Haircare: [...]
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On May 29, 2007 at 6:00 am
[...] all part of the problem. What helps? Forget the hair color of the month, lay off hot tools or use ion products, and invest in something like Fekkai Advanced Haircare: [...]
by Arnetta
On December 11, 2008 at 4:45 am
A different dryer by Vidal Sasson is the Studio Tools Ionic Sensor Touch dryer. This awesome product actually turns the hair dryer on once you pick it up and turns it off once you set it down. In addition it as well comes with the same type of ionic technology as the previously referred model. You get a quick drying time, shinier hair and more manageable styling. There are 8 speed and heat controls for the supreme in styling selections. Whenever you need a dryer fit for a pro, this one is perfect yet not too costly.
by Marcia
On September 23, 2009 at 7:21 am
Weird color indeed, I agree. But it’s ok to go for more expensive brands, they are much better than the cheapie ones.
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On December 10, 2009 at 8:02 pm
I like the silver one. I have a Babyliss Pro TT and it’s pretty nice too.
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