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I always like to try
a new gadget just in case it is going to be the one
that makes my blow-drying and styling simpler.
that makes my blow-drying and styling simpler.
RevAir promises that it is the hassle-free way to straighter, smoother hair.
It also says that it will tame frizz. I have fine, fluffy locks so could
this be a game changer?
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| RevAir |
The machine, which looks like a small vacuum cleaner, is rather cumbersome
and unwieldy but that was not going to put me off.
I tried it at the UK press launch. Andrew, my stylist, took small sections
of my hair and placed them into the tube for 40 seconds each where water is
sucked from the hair meaning less heat is needed. As he dried each section he
pinned it up out of the way of the rest of the wet hair.
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| Final result |
Hair is exposed to less heat, which can only be a good thing, and the air
does not blow on your face as it is pulled inward rather than outward.
Supposedly, you also get less fuzz. You do not use a brush. The machine
claims to provide consistent tension so overall your hair should be less
damaged. Another plus is that drying time is quicker.
Unfortunately, the end result did not live up to expectations. My hair had a
lovely sheen (it usually does) but it was far too puffy and frizzy for my
liking so I will not be purchasing.
By Daralyn Danns
