I used my revair for years, and the best method to not tie your arms is to start at your crown and work your way down. Also, turn up the suction on the body of the machine so you don't have to use as much heat for as long, finish off with no heat/cool suction to lock your cuticles, and don't leave the suction around your edges/ sensitive areas for too long. It won't cause breakage but it can become a little sore if your aren't careful. Your hair looks amazing and one you get used to the machine it'll be your new bff. Took me from 6+ hr hair days to 2 hours or less from wash to detangling and deep conditioner to end of drying process. My hair is now almost 24 inches, but I went from 14in to 22 during my time using this machine.
@@sooospecial20xxx i can’t braid and can barely do a flat twist, so blowing out my hair and keeping it in a bun or flat twisting after drying really helped. I retained length because I did the bare minimum and hardly touched my hair
We have the similar hair. First of all, u did too much in one day. Braid removal, wash, n dry? Of course u gonna be defeated. Too much lol. Turn her up, I use it on 7 tension and #2 on the wand. Gets the job done! She is heavy but worth it, I couldn’t imagine using another dryer. I be too hot and I can’t use them correctly, which is why I got this. Plus, no heat damage? Keep trying!!
The Revair is so worth it!!! I have long 4a/4b low porosity hair and this machine has saved me so much time drying my hair with not a lot of heat for less heat damage on my hair. I have the old version of this machine and yes it is heavy but it does the job great for my hair. So worth it. It's great for those who are tender headed too.
I have five daughters with all different textures and this has been a life changer for us. I have the original version and paid $60 for it on Facebook marketplace.
I have the old version and there is definitely a Learning curve. But I’m able to dry my hair in less than 20 minutes with this thing! Any other blow dryer, like the Revlon takes about 45 minutes. I have very thick, mid back length hair. I also love how my hair does not feel piping hot when I use it. I’m hoping that means less chance for damage. 😅 I would say experiment with how big your sections are. The machine can probably handle more than you might think.
@@JazzyB9481 i mostly use tension 1 / heat 2 (high heat) to stretch my wash & gos. I’ll only use tension 2 if my hair is too crunchy, so it can loosen up the crunch. I only use tension 3 & up if I want to blow out my hair for braids or a length check (which is really rare)
Can you describe your number of sections/your process? I have it too but I feel like it takes me too long, like an hour, and I have much shorter hair. I could also just be exaggerating lol because I don’t keep track of the time and I’m usually using it around 1am and anything feels like it takes too long at that point.
Here’s a lil help from one 4c girly to the next do heat setting 1 on suction 7 and its way less heat and will come out better(instead of coming out stiff ) … also pre section and detangle then twist it up and un-twist as you go and use heat protectant (I like the chi heat protectant) btw yes I have the new one and it works great for me since I never learned how to blow dry my hair the old school way ig 😂❤️
@@consciouscrypto3090 the amount of sections really just depends on how much hair you have on your head and the thickness of it. I think the best way to explain would be by putting it in sections as if you were installing curlformers. If it’s too much to fit inside of a curlformer, then it’s too much.
I’m 60+ and haven’t done my own hair in years. Usually just wash and air dry. Tried this for the first time yesterday. It worked EXTREMELY well. Very impressed with ease of use, comfort in using and the speed in which my hair was dried and ready to go. Worth every penny!
Hi, I’m also a proud member of the 60+ club and find your comment so valuable to me. Thanks so much for taking the time to write this. A little more about me. I’m retired, and did my big chop back in 2018 after years of relaxers so glad I did it. I finally find the right balance of product, tool and routine for my hair care but it was still quite time consuming and as of late been dealing with some health concerns. Without going into details, my circumstances made me decide it was time to take a closer look at the Rev Air and for me, I think this would be totally worth it. Between the salon visits and $$ spent on products and such, for me, this can easily pay for itself. Again thanks for the comment and blessings
With the amount of suscribers you have, these brands should be sending you these things for free. Imo, don't send it back. The results look good, it's heavy but you were just already very tired before using it.
Not only are they a small brand but no offense, if it’s meant to be a salon professional tool, they aren’t too keen on sending them out to influencers. Realistically speaking, from a hairstylist/professional perspective I don’t see why anyone who does not use a blow dryer on a DAILY basis for 8 hours, would have a reason to spend more than $80 let alone $500. These kinds of tools and prices aren’t meant for regular consumers.
@@tgbhair u might be right but women spend a lot of money on beauty related things, just look at the number of people buying 400€ Dyson blow dryers. But I get what u're saying
@@Neferfifi21 I agree with this, it is unfortunate because a lot of these “benefits” these highly expensive tools seem to have aren’t worth the hike up.
Has my RA for three years now. First mistake was you did it on dry hair. You get a smoother finish on wet hair. Add heat protectant, section, section again and blow dry in 1-3 inch sections depending on density. You have should go with 1 -2 inch and make sure you are on heat and not cool. And turn the section up to 8. You will get better. My hair is down my back and it beats that brush dryer any day for me.
No other dryer is easier to use or can provide less risk of breakage on kinky coily hair. Holding the wand is way easier than the constant back and forth motion of using a blow dryer + paddle/bristle brush or blow dryer with a comb attachment. 😐 I’ve had mine almost 4 years. Used every other week for 3 of those 4 years. Highest heat. Highest tension. 10 sections. Dry the section for 15 secs. Take out and detangle with my kazmaleje brush. Reinsert the section for 30-45 seconds. Cool shot for 5 secs. I can do my whole head in 20mins. Helps with length retention as it helps reduce breakage and single strand knots that lead to breakage 😊 Oh yeah ETA: ZERO heat damage even with combining it with silk presses. Between Feb 2021 and Jan 2022 I clipped my ends every month until I got a 3-4in cut in Jan. Hair Started at arm pit length. Total of 12 inches of hair cut in that time frame. I Started using better quality products with light protein and noticed how much healthier my hair was growing in so I wanted to slowly cut the old hair off. My hair is now at Bra Strap length and I’m almost 6ft tall.
My advice would be, if possible, divide the work amongst 2 days: 1)Takedown 2)Wash & Dry. For me, I couldn't imagine doing all of that on the same day. Plus, it gives your arms a break.
Go to the gym ladies, the RevAir won’t stand a chance. I have the older version and I love it because I have 4c hair and blow drying my hair without breaking my hair is amazing. I suggest using their hair styling products for heat protection and using a detangling brush before you blow dry, setting 5 for tension and 2 for heat. ❤
@@mashavuwilson3832 I bought mine like 3 years ago and the nozzle started to crack because I kept dropping it. I told them and they sent me a new attachment for FREE. I’m thinking it does the same thing but now it’s lighter.
I use a timer on my phone (60 sec)for each section for consistency. For my 4a hair that is also fine but thick like yours my perfect setting is 5 on high heat . Just make sure to use heat protection. After sectioning I let my hair sit in gently dabbing my roots . To be more comfortable I tilt my head down. It actually stimulates hair growth and makes it easier to blow dry
You’re extremely honest videos are the reason I loc’d up my hair two years ago and I’m truly happy I made the decision because I have such puffy 4c low porosity hair and the styles always took too long and never looked right on me.
I have 4c hair that when stretched, reaches the bottom of my back, and I can say this device saved me so much time. I was going to cut my hair cause it was just too much but this made it so much easy. I use level 7 and heat level 1 and it takes me 1 min and 20 sec to dry each section (16 sections total)
I love Revair, I didn't find it hard to use but I guess it depends on each person. I love that my hair was done in less than 20 mins. I actually get more exhausted in my arms using a regular blow dryer. Your hair looks great. Thanks for the video
Dang I had the exact opposite experience with the RevAir and I have the 1st gen which is heavier lol. Using other dryers with the tension method used to take me up to 2 hours to dry. I get my entire head done in 20mins with the RevAir. I would suggest watching the how to video on their website for our hair type and use it exactly like that with those settings. Also don't use any heavy products on your hair like leave ins or oils before drying with it...just a light heat protectant. Using the lowest heat setting was better than high heat for me. As for it being heavy I got use to it pretty quickly considering that was the biggest con IMO
It takes some getting used to, but after about the third time of trial and error, I achieved maybe the best blowout I ever done with the RevAir. Setting 4 and heat level 2 work best for me. With my hair detangled, and only drying 2-3 inch sections (2-3 finger width sections) at a time (30-90 seconds), it only takes me about 45 minutes. I have 4c hair that gets so many single strand knots. This helps me trim and stretch it.
Sweet a Revair review!! I have both the old Revair and the new Revair which I love to use on a regular basis! The learning curve can be steep but with time, you'll definitely get the hang of it! For example, smaller sections are key!
This dryer is far superior than anything on the market for type 4 hair. I have it and plan to get the new version. It has been game changing foe my hair.
@@tmcurly are y'all being paid by revair? Every video talking about it it's a bunch of positive reviews instead of normal comments you'd expect under a video. It's very hard to find a negative review in these comments when their own website has a bunch of negative reviews.
I always do my hair standing and use the suction and heat on the highest setting. I also do smaller sections and start at the top.A half hour is all I need
I bought mine 2 years ago, I just went to the revair website and they happened to be advertising refurbished blow dryers. I don’t know how often they do that though, perhaps after the Christmas holidays would be a good time as the returns as always high during that time.
--Your face with the first portion you blew dry....Priceless. I forgot to mention that I like the RevAir if I decide to flat-iron or hotcomb my hair, also. I'm one of those people who sweat while in the process of blowing out my hair (which defeats the purpose of blowing it out, if I'm going to press it. This process is so quick (you get more efficient with it the more you use it) that doesn't happen for me anymore.
I'd forgotten about the sweat reversion I used to get blowdrying before my revair. Actually in the summer it can still happen even with the revair. This time of year I can just leave the heat down below 70° and be fine with the revair though, no sweating.
Your arm isn't wobbling while you hold it with one hand. That IS improved 🤣🤣🤣. I have the first version (and I absolutely love it, even though it's loud and heavy and I keep asking myself, "Am I vacuuming my hair?" lol. It helps me when I trim my hair. I trim my hair while it's natural, in twists, a few times a year, but once a year, I like to trim ti while it is blown out. I have always been challenged with blow dryers, I can't use a brush without ripping my hair out, so RevAir has been a godsend. Once a year, I vacuum my hair! lol.
Revair gives me a much healthier blow dry experience. I have both versions….new seems to be half the size of the original so thank god you got the new. I can absolutely tell my cuticle is laying flatter because my blow dry is way less “full” than when I use my Dyson. My hair is on the fine side. I do 8 to 10 sections for 30 seconds per section 1st pass, comb thru then another 30 seconds per. I love it but there is certainly a learning curve.
This is 100000% worth it for me. I have 4c coils and the blow drying process hurts my arms and my scalp cuz my hair will forever tangle no matter how much I trim or even full on cut it and it leaves me with headaches after messing with my hair too much
Suggestion. For me the RevAir works better when I allow my hair to air dry in 4 braids a little. For my daughter she can go from soaking wet to almost straight. I also avoid any leave in products with glycerin or humectants.
Fluff nugget looks beautiful long and thick!! Dreading taking down my protective style because of the maintenance, especially around finals as a nursing student! Excited to give my hair some TLC tho!! I’d keep trying because your hair looks amazing!! If you end up not liking it consider a giveaway! I would love it and I’m sure some more of us 4c girlies would enter!!
😂😂 not me cracking up and actually enjoying the sponsored section 😂😂 but love love loovee the revair results, you should definitely keep it! It’ll probably get easier the more you use it
lol!! havent seen ur account in YEARS!! glad to see u still uploading. my sisters and i used to watch u all the, girlfrienddd! u were of the 1st black women online to give me confidence in maintaining my black, NATURAL HAIR!! update, def left the loose natural hair community LMAO i have locs now, and i am super in love with them! keep posting star puppy! god bless u!
lmfaoooo I hate you for flinging that camera on the ground 🤣. I've been eyeing the RevAir for a while. It seems to be a really powerful tool. I think you should give it some more time!
I just bought myself the new version for my birthday! It arrived yesterday and I used it for the first time today. I saw you posted this video after! Wow! ✨💖✨ Best tip I could give with also only using it once: try sitting in an armchair. My arms didn't tire, but I also didn't do a takedown right before the dry 😉 Imagine if you were brush chasing with your handheld dryer instead 👀👀
Your hair is thick and beautiful, by the way 👍. I just received my RevAir for my wedding anniversary. If you detangle well, use the high heat setting and a suction level of 5-6, maybe even 7, you will see incredibly quick and stunning results. The lower settings are for less coily hair types that don't need a great deal of heat and tension to dry. Looking forward to your post-learning curve update!
I have a suggestion, something which works for me when I am doing twists and my arms get tired. Try using this device while seated at a desk or table. That way, you can rest your elbow on the surface and tip your head to use the RevAir . The top of your head would be easier, especially. The back could be reached mostly by resting the red hair against your neck and shoulder, almost like you’re cuddling a snake end it wants to kiss your hair. It might be a bit more awkward than using a desk, but, if you sit on the chair and rest your forearms on your knee, you could have your hair flip forward and let it fall into the RevAir. HTH Edit: I just had a goofy idea which seems sound the more I think of it. If you have a crutch, you could bungee cord the business end of the RevAir to the top horizontal remember. I always call it the Twinkie. Anyway, securely attaching it with no wiggle would be wise, since it would be tough to return if you try to explain how you injured it. Anyway, the crutch could support the weight and you could sit in a chair and maneuver the dryer, mostly by leaning into it or leaning towards yourself. The caveat would be making sure the foot of the crutch is set against a heavy, and moving object, like the wall or a heavy piece of furniture. Try it seated and standing, since crutches and star puppies vary in height. I wouldn’t recommend relying on zip ties, since I find they fail when we’ll wait and torque come into play. Nothing against duct tape Other than residue.
Use it in the bathroom standing and put heat protectant in your hair then select small sections. Make sure the roots are dried and select the right temperature for your tresses. It is easy to use and very effective. There wont be any drama once used correctly. Your hair is looking great.
Do you have tips to Help with hair growth? My natural hair is 4B/4C and it only goes to my collarbone. I would really like it to be longer so I can have the confidence to wear out natural and not just in braids 24/7
This review is 1000% spot on. I have the old version. It's loud, and cumbersome but it works. Funny enough the less hair you put into the dryer, the faster its dries and the straighter the hair gets. The price range ain't no joke too but I was able to pay in installments which took the pressure off my pockets a lil bit. Also because the old version is so big, storage can be a challenge. Thank goodness it came with a storage box! Overall no regrets from my end.
$400 is way too much. This reminds me of natural hair youtube when I was in college. I bought so many unnecessary products and tools. I just hope the women buying this can truly afford it. We have such a small net worth on average yet spend so much on haircare.
I just got mine, and it’s truly worth it. I would’ve spent all my coin on this even if I couldn’t afford it. I feel like it’s going to help me reach great lengths for my hair.
This is actually a very useful tool in the natural hair community to prevent breakage and damage since our hair is so fine. Looks like a great investment that will actually have great results
I heard it dos t exactly work out for some within the wavy to frowy hair like their ends get tangled or the roots don’t be fully straight. It’s a take the risk and see the results. I am very tender headed due to burns on my scalp(hot iron comb) from my mother doing my hair so heat in specific places are uthfuebfjfbdjebdjd then the non scarred parts. Using a flat iron, blow dryer or washing at the hair salon with the long hose water/shower head so close to my scalp feels too hot when I know it’s not(forgot perms). I don’t really be doing anything with my hair no more so using my blow dryer is ugh, therefore I was thinking of using other drying products to dry my hair IF I was to style it or say remove the scabs on my head and use Vaseline to heal it. Can’t scrap off that stuff without my hair being straight and can’t be using perms so much to have that straight affect.(or going to salons to get a simple silk press) I wanted something like this that can get the job done better than my blow dryer and from what I heard I could hold this close to MY SCALP and get it all dry and straight. I do plan to save up and get it close to my birthday so I can finally treat my scalp of the scabs.
I understand where you are coming from, I’m not sure why it so much I wish they would partner with someone to make a smaller prototype at a cheaper price, but I got it and this is definitely worth it for anyone with 4 c hair, not 4 type 😂😂 the way it straightens your hair while still moisturized hair is amazing
@@hilda436 I think it would be better to save up and go to a dermatologist. It sounds like a bad idea to scrape off scraps like that. If it's that long ago, they're probably not even scabs. It's scar tissue that can't be treated like that. Don't risk making yourself bald or something.
I just saw a video about this same hairdryer like 2 days ago or something. Kee of Deeper Than Hair. Definitely seems like the kind of dryer that suits a salon setting more than at-home. Having someone else do it for you saves a lot of contorting and pain. Everything has a learning curve and I'm sure you can make it work for you. Seems like it's not an impossibility, judging by the anecdotes of other commenters. That price tag hurts more than my shoulders would though, so I'll pass and just live vicariously through others. Maybe frizzy air-dried hair will become trendy or something...right?!
Its definitely steep definitely something that should be used in salons or when someone else is doing your hair rather than personal use, however the results are GREAT
I’ve used a TON of methods and factors to basically triple my hair fullness and growth about 7 inches of length! Oh…I guess I should make a video about it lol
I have this for my daughters (my hair is loc'd) but my first thought is that your sections are too big. For us it works faster and better with smaller sections and we got better with each use. Nice video!
I've been using mine for 2 years now and I love it! I have 4a4b midback hair, and my hair gets really smooth and straight. I use it on my daughters' hair too; their hair also gets straight and smooth. It takes me about 25 mins to do my hair with it. Use a good smoothing product beforehand. I like to use Chi serum or I use olaplex no.6 and 7 or no. 9. Also, use smaller sections on the highest heat and tension. Hold it on each section for 1 min to 1.5!
I'm willing to get buff arms than using the dryer brush/combs etc 🤣 Also dayums your hair grown so much! And gotten a lot thicker ! You will adjust to the machine along with some biceps!
As someone who has 4c hair and appreciates maximum stretch from roots to ends from a blow dry, the thing I want to understand about Revair is how much of a stretch does it give? Granted, your hair came out looking beautiful, and if my goal is to rock a stretched fro, it's perfect. But if anyone is like me, you need and want those roots stretched to keep reversion at bay throughout the week and minimize any tangling/matting that might form as a result of shrinkage. How stretched were your roots? My hope is always to be able to have a blow dry session that doesn't exhaust me AND provides optimal stretch; enough that I can either go on to do some flat ironing OR do a stretched twist out. I hate any type of shrinkage following a blow dry because all it means that my hair will continue to shrink and inevitably become increasingly difficult to manage throughout the week. Thanks for the vid!
I find that I can't get my roots completely stretched and dry without frying my ends. I'm doing high heat and low suction for under a minute per section. I may try low heat and higher suction next time and see, but supposedly high suction tangles the ends of black hair. So far I've handled the roots by just using the revair to pull my hair straight, then going over it for a few passes with a blow dryer with comb at the end to get the roots, not dragging it all the way down to the ends. That has been a perfect combo for straight roots without frying my ends or pulling out hairs.
I have question - are you able to use a Leave in with prior to the Revair ? I don’t feel comfortable going straight in with heat even if it’s considered less damaging
I was shocked right along with you on your first section. I yelled "Girl!" so loud bcuz that worked so good. Your hair always looks thick and beautiful. I was not ready for that stretch. I want one of these so bad, and keep watching video after video on all types of hair to see how well it works for each. I have 3b-3c hair that shrinks 4 full inches. It's good to hear about the learning curve struggle bcuz not too many people talk about that.
Thx! I've been looking for an honest review. Its great that is works so well. I think you are the FIRST review to address my concern..ease of use! I'm not in the market for a hair dryer, but this one ranks well.
Ive had mine for about 4 years. Recently restarted my natural journey and it took 5 months before my hair was long enough to use it again. Absolutely love it. I'm now considering locing my hair so today might be the last time i use it but it was definitely worth it.
You can still use it to dry your locs after they mature. They’re not supposed to stay wet after you wash them because they hold on to water longer than loose hair.
@@denyshadials5702 yes I was going to comment this. After they’re mature you’ll definitely be able to use it 😊. I used to blow dry my sister locs when I had them
I myself am looking forward to ordering mine very soon it does seem to be a bit of a task using it for l guess the first few times but l guess with more use it will become a little more easer each time yes l can’t wait
Did u use any of thr humectant dryer aid product? U should probably try thr Extreme Hydration Detox Pre-Wash Rinse, Oil Shampoo, various moisturizing conditioning sprays/misters. The oils might may the Low Heat device worl more effectively.
I really wanna try this out on my thick type 4 hair, bc shrinkage is REAL and I’d love to try blowing out my hair for protective styles to get more stretch. This is also apparently great for stretching wash and gos too!! So girl if you don’t want it I can take it lol
I've been wanting a revair so bad. I don't do blow outs or straight styles that often, but I've seen people use them to stretch shrunken wash and go's as well as dry braids. And I've been big into braids lately. So it seems like something I can use no matter what style I'm going for.
Yass it's a challenge! I usually max out the heat and suction for 2-3 min for 8-16 sections. It could be a minute but no heat damage! Love your video ❤️
I am glad that you got one for yourself! I don’t know how many people they actually sponsor but you will be happy with your purchase I’ll guarantee it. There is nothing better then cutting down any portion of your wash day!! Your hair is beautiful!!
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I used my revair for years, and the best method to not tie your arms is to start at your crown and work your way down. Also, turn up the suction on the body of the machine so you don't have to use as much heat for as long, finish off with no heat/cool suction to lock your cuticles, and don't leave the suction around your edges/ sensitive areas for too long. It won't cause breakage but it can become a little sore if your aren't careful.
Your hair looks amazing and one you get used to the machine it'll be your new bff. Took me from 6+ hr hair days to 2 hours or less from wash to detangling and deep conditioner to end of drying process. My hair is now almost 24 inches, but I went from 14in to 22 during my time using this machine.
Hey, does that mean you keep your hair blowout must times? Did that help with your hair retention ?
That's a great idea. I have to start doing that. My arms do get tired, but just realized I'm ending where I should start.
@@sooospecial20xxx i can’t braid and can barely do a flat twist, so blowing out my hair and keeping it in a bun or flat twisting after drying really helped. I retained length because I did the bare minimum and hardly touched my hair
Did you get just the revair or the whole bundle? And if so, do you think it’s worth getting the bundle?
Was there any reason why you stopped using it?
I have the old version and the tears I avoid from my tender headed child make it worth every cent.
We have the similar hair. First of all, u did too much in one day. Braid removal, wash, n dry? Of course u gonna be defeated. Too much lol. Turn her up, I use it on 7 tension and #2 on the wand. Gets the job done! She is heavy but worth it, I couldn’t imagine using another dryer. I be too hot and I can’t use them correctly, which is why I got this. Plus, no heat damage? Keep trying!!
The Revair is so worth it!!! I have long 4a/4b low porosity hair and this machine has saved me so much time drying my hair with not a lot of heat for less heat damage on my hair. I have the old version of this machine and yes it is heavy but it does the job great for my hair. So worth it. It's great for those who are tender headed too.
I have five daughters with all different textures and this has been a life changer for us. I have the original version and paid $60 for it on Facebook marketplace.
I have the old version and there is definitely a Learning curve. But I’m able to dry my hair in less than 20 minutes with this thing! Any other blow dryer, like the Revlon takes about 45 minutes. I have very thick, mid back length hair. I also love how my hair does not feel piping hot when I use it. I’m hoping that means less chance for damage. 😅 I would say experiment with how big your sections are. The machine can probably handle more than you might think.
I’ve been using revair for like 3 years without heat protection, I haven’t had any heat damage yet so I think it’s safer than regular blow dryers.
100% agree but it works like nobodies business.
@@breaktheaudiorules what heat setting do you use it on?
@@JazzyB9481 i mostly use tension 1 / heat 2 (high heat) to stretch my wash & gos. I’ll only use tension 2 if my hair is too crunchy, so it can loosen up the crunch. I only use tension 3 & up if I want to blow out my hair for braids or a length check (which is really rare)
Can you describe your number of sections/your process? I have it too but I feel like it takes me too long, like an hour, and I have much shorter hair. I could also just be exaggerating lol because I don’t keep track of the time and I’m usually using it around 1am and anything feels like it takes too long at that point.
Here’s a lil help from one 4c girly to the next do heat setting 1 on suction 7 and its way less heat and will come out better(instead of coming out stiff ) … also pre section and detangle then twist it up and un-twist as you go and use heat protectant (I like the chi heat protectant) btw yes I have the new one and it works great for me since I never learned how to blow dry my hair the old school way ig 😂❤️
How many seconds do you do and how large are the sections you do?
I want to know too!
This was my method too! Well said and works like a charm
@@consciouscrypto3090 the amount of sections really just depends on how much hair you have on your head and the thickness of it. I think the best way to explain would be by putting it in sections as if you were installing curlformers. If it’s too much to fit inside of a curlformer, then it’s too much.
I use this exact same setting and you're correct.
I’m 60+ and haven’t done my own hair in years. Usually just wash and air dry. Tried this for the first time yesterday. It worked EXTREMELY well. Very impressed with ease of use, comfort in using and the speed in which my hair was dried and ready to go. Worth every penny!
Hi, I’m also a proud member of the 60+ club and find your comment so valuable to me. Thanks so much for taking the time to write this.
A little more about me. I’m retired, and did my big chop back in 2018 after years of relaxers so glad I did it. I finally find the right balance of product, tool and routine for my hair care but it was still quite time consuming and as of late been dealing with some health concerns. Without going into details, my circumstances made me decide it was time to take a closer look at the Rev Air and for me, I think this would be totally worth it.
Between the salon visits and $$ spent on products and such, for me, this can easily pay for itself.
Again thanks for the comment and blessings
With the amount of suscribers you have, these brands should be sending you these things for free. Imo, don't send it back. The results look good, it's heavy but you were just already very tired before using it.
RevAir is actually a VERY small brand.
Not only are they a small brand but no offense, if it’s meant to be a salon professional tool, they aren’t too keen on sending them out to influencers. Realistically speaking, from a hairstylist/professional perspective I don’t see why anyone who does not use a blow dryer on a DAILY basis for 8 hours, would have a reason to spend more than $80 let alone $500. These kinds of tools and prices aren’t meant for regular consumers.
@@firstlala8972 oh I didn't know that, thanks. I'm not American, I thought they were bigger.
@@tgbhair u might be right but women spend a lot of money on beauty related things, just look at the number of people buying 400€ Dyson blow dryers.
But I get what u're saying
@@Neferfifi21 I agree with this, it is unfortunate because a lot of these “benefits” these highly expensive tools seem to have aren’t worth the hike up.
Has my RA for three years now. First mistake was you did it on dry hair. You get a smoother finish on wet hair. Add heat protectant, section, section again and blow dry in 1-3 inch sections depending on density. You have should go with 1 -2 inch and make sure you are on heat and not cool. And turn the section up to 8. You will get better. My hair is down my back and it beats that brush dryer any day for me.
When she threw that phone I LOST IT!!! 🤣🤣🤣
No other dryer is easier to use or can provide less risk of breakage on kinky coily hair. Holding the wand is way easier than the constant back and forth motion of using a blow dryer + paddle/bristle brush or blow dryer with a comb attachment. 😐
I’ve had mine almost 4 years. Used every other week for 3 of those 4 years. Highest heat. Highest tension. 10 sections. Dry the section for 15 secs. Take out and detangle with my kazmaleje brush. Reinsert the section for 30-45 seconds. Cool shot for 5 secs.
I can do my whole head in 20mins.
Helps with length retention as it helps reduce breakage and single strand knots that lead to breakage 😊
Oh yeah ETA: ZERO heat damage even with combining it with silk presses.
Between Feb 2021 and Jan 2022 I clipped my ends every month until I got a 3-4in cut in Jan. Hair Started at arm pit length. Total of 12 inches of hair cut in that time frame. I Started using better quality products with light protein and noticed how much healthier my hair was growing in so I wanted to slowly cut the old hair off.
My hair is now at Bra Strap length and I’m almost 6ft tall.
My advice would be, if possible, divide the work amongst 2 days: 1)Takedown 2)Wash & Dry. For me, I couldn't imagine doing all of that on the same day. Plus, it gives your arms a break.
Go to the gym ladies, the RevAir won’t stand a chance. I have the older version and I love it because I have 4c hair and blow drying my hair without breaking my hair is amazing. I suggest using their hair styling products for heat protection and using a detangling brush before you blow dry, setting 5 for tension and 2 for heat. ❤
I was worried about my hair reverting after sweating at the gym.
I gotta start lifting lol I’m more of a HIIT and cardio gal…and it shows
Do you think the old version may be better for 4c hair? In your opinion, would you rather stick with the older version?
@@mashavuwilson3832 I bought mine like 3 years ago and the nozzle started to crack because I kept dropping it. I told them and they sent me a new attachment for FREE. I’m thinking it does the same thing but now it’s lighter.
I use a timer on my phone (60 sec)for each section for consistency. For my 4a hair that is also fine but thick like yours my perfect setting is 5 on high heat . Just make sure to use heat protection. After sectioning I let my hair sit in gently dabbing my roots . To be more comfortable I tilt my head down. It actually stimulates hair growth and makes it easier to blow dry
I use a timer and do 60 seconds per section as well.
You’re extremely honest videos are the reason I loc’d up my hair two years ago and I’m truly happy I made the decision because I have such puffy 4c low porosity hair and the styles always took too long and never looked right on me.
Same
I have 4c hair that when stretched, reaches the bottom of my back, and I can say this device saved me so much time. I was going to cut my hair cause it was just too much but this made it so much easy. I use level 7 and heat level 1 and it takes me 1 min and 20 sec to dry each section (16 sections total)
😂 0:12 this is the most relatable image I’ve ever seen in my life
Omg right 😭
So no need to put heat protectant for the revair? Thanks for the video
I love Revair, I didn't find it hard to use but I guess it depends on each person. I love that my hair was done in less than 20 mins. I actually get more exhausted in my arms using a regular blow dryer. Your hair looks great. Thanks for the video
I appreciate your review. I’ve seen plenty sponsored videos about Revair lately but none mentioned it being awkward to use.
I didn’t find it awkward to use at all
It's not awkward. You have to use it on the right setting for your hair so that you won't have to hold it all day.
Dang I had the exact opposite experience with the RevAir and I have the 1st gen which is heavier lol. Using other dryers with the tension method used to take me up to 2 hours to dry. I get my entire head done in 20mins with the RevAir. I would suggest watching the how to video on their website for our hair type and use it exactly like that with those settings. Also don't use any heavy products on your hair like leave ins or oils before drying with it...just a light heat protectant. Using the lowest heat setting was better than high heat for me. As for it being heavy I got use to it pretty quickly considering that was the biggest con IMO
It takes some getting used to, but after about the third time of trial and error, I achieved maybe the best blowout I ever done with the RevAir. Setting 4 and heat level 2 work best for me. With my hair detangled, and only drying 2-3 inch sections (2-3 finger width sections) at a time (30-90 seconds), it only takes me about 45 minutes. I have 4c hair that gets so many single strand knots. This helps me trim and stretch it.
Hello. This is the settings I use for my daughter. What leave in do you use after? All the ones I have just make her curls come back
@@Timvcg you’re supposed to put leave in before you dry
@@khaylamcdonald3906Revair specifies that you shouldnt put product on before using. There are many instructionals and videos
@@YelowMelloIn the pamphlet it says use a light leave in but avoid sticky products. I have the new one
Sweet a Revair review!! I have both the old Revair and the new Revair which I love to use on a regular basis! The learning curve can be steep but with time, you'll definitely get the hang of it! For example, smaller sections are key!
Copy that!
Somebody told her to try bigger sections 🤔
Saw the title and ran
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Right? $500 and 8 hours 😩
Thanks for coming on by! 🙌
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Girl I was dying at the tittle😂😂😂😂
This dryer is far superior than anything on the market for type 4 hair. I have it and plan to get the new version. It has been game changing foe my hair.
Can I have your old one
Been a few years and they still don’t sell outside the US.
Same I am in Australia and we are still waiting it’s ridiculous 🙄
@@fgerald1310 they will probably be gifting it to a family member. It would be nice though 🙂
@@tmcurly are y'all being paid by revair? Every video talking about it it's a bunch of positive reviews instead of normal comments you'd expect under a video. It's very hard to find a negative review in these comments when their own website has a bunch of negative reviews.
I remember you used to call your hair thin and it kinda looked as so, now it's sooo thick!! Do you think the twists helped with that??
Wow the GROWTH and THICKNESS was highly distracting. You have come far and I'm excited like it's my own hair lol
I always do my hair standing and use the suction and heat on the highest setting. I also do smaller sections and start at the top.A half hour is all I need
Yes I agree…the revair can be a lot to handle, but I wouldn’t trade it for anything! Also, I bought mine refurbished from Revair for half the cost.
How?
Can you please share more info on how to get one refurbished? Thank you.
Thank you for this tip! I got my Dyson refurbished!
I bought mine 2 years ago, I just went to the revair website and they happened to be advertising refurbished blow dryers. I don’t know how often they do that though, perhaps after the Christmas holidays would be a good time as the returns as always high during that time.
I waited until they had a sell during Black Friday lol
I don't know about this one can you do a comparison between this and Revlon style blow dry brush or what ever they call it lol
--Your face with the first portion you blew dry....Priceless. I forgot to mention that I like the RevAir if I decide to flat-iron or hotcomb my hair, also. I'm one of those people who sweat while in the process of blowing out my hair (which defeats the purpose of blowing it out, if I'm going to press it. This process is so quick (you get more efficient with it the more you use it) that doesn't happen for me anymore.
I'd forgotten about the sweat reversion I used to get blowdrying before my revair. Actually in the summer it can still happen even with the revair. This time of year I can just leave the heat down below 70° and be fine with the revair though, no sweating.
Your arm isn't wobbling while you hold it with one hand. That IS improved 🤣🤣🤣. I have the first version (and I absolutely love it, even though it's loud and heavy and I keep asking myself, "Am I vacuuming my hair?" lol. It helps me when I trim my hair. I trim my hair while it's natural, in twists, a few times a year, but once a year, I like to trim ti while it is blown out. I have always been challenged with blow dryers, I can't use a brush without ripping my hair out, so RevAir has been a godsend. Once a year, I vacuum my hair! lol.
Revair gives me a much healthier blow dry experience. I have both versions….new seems to be half the size of the original so thank god you got the new. I can absolutely tell my cuticle is laying flatter because my blow dry is way less “full” than when I use my Dyson. My hair is on the fine side. I do 8 to 10 sections for 30 seconds per section 1st pass, comb thru then another 30 seconds per. I love it but there is certainly a learning curve.
Such lovely results here! Beautiful!
This is 100000% worth it for me. I have 4c coils and the blow drying process hurts my arms and my scalp cuz my hair will forever tangle no matter how much I trim or even full on cut it and it leaves me with headaches after messing with my hair too much
I literally cut my hair off again, after 4 years. My hair was so tangles and had knots. I'm so tired of it. 😂😂😂
"What in the calisthenics?" Girllll, I had to like and sub. You're outrageous!
Suggestion. For me the RevAir works better when I allow my hair to air dry in 4 braids a little. For my daughter she can go from soaking wet to almost straight. I also avoid any leave in products with glycerin or humectants.
I just used RevAir for the 1st time and I love it? Question what is the best heat protectant?
Omg, I haven’t been to your channel in a while. Fluff Nugget is looking great, so much volume and length! Go StarPuppy!
Fluff nugget looks beautiful long and thick!! Dreading taking down my protective style because of the maintenance, especially around finals as a nursing student! Excited to give my hair some TLC tho!! I’d keep trying because your hair looks amazing!! If you end up not liking it consider a giveaway! I would love it and I’m sure some more of us 4c girlies would enter!!
😂😂 not me cracking up and actually enjoying the sponsored section 😂😂 but love love loovee the revair results, you should definitely keep it! It’ll probably get easier the more you use it
lol!! havent seen ur account in YEARS!! glad to see u still uploading. my sisters and i used to watch u all the, girlfrienddd! u were of the 1st black women online to give me confidence in maintaining my black, NATURAL HAIR!!
update, def left the loose natural hair community LMAO i have locs now, and i am super in love with them!
keep posting star puppy! god bless u!
You have a great sense of humor
lmfaoooo I hate you for flinging that camera on the ground 🤣. I've been eyeing the RevAir for a while. It seems to be a really powerful tool. I think you should give it some more time!
ReavIr 👍
How do you normally blow dry your hair…? Denman or paddle brush?
You prefer it opposed to the RevAir?
I just bought myself the new version for my birthday! It arrived yesterday and I used it for the first time today. I saw you posted this video after! Wow! ✨💖✨ Best tip I could give with also only using it once: try sitting in an armchair. My arms didn't tire, but I also didn't do a takedown right before the dry 😉 Imagine if you were brush chasing with your handheld dryer instead 👀👀
Your hair is thick and beautiful, by the way 👍. I just received my RevAir for my wedding anniversary. If you detangle well, use the high heat setting and a suction level of 5-6, maybe even 7, you will see incredibly quick and stunning results. The lower settings are for less coily hair types that don't need a great deal of heat and tension to dry. Looking forward to your post-learning curve update!
I have a suggestion, something which works for me when I am doing twists and my arms get tired. Try using this device while seated at a desk or table. That way, you can rest your elbow on the surface and tip your head to use the RevAir . The top of your head would be easier, especially. The back could be reached mostly by resting the red hair against your neck and shoulder, almost like you’re cuddling a snake end it wants to kiss your hair. It might be a bit more awkward than using a desk, but, if you sit on the chair and rest your forearms on your knee, you could have your hair flip forward and let it fall into the RevAir. HTH
Edit: I just had a goofy idea which seems sound the more I think of it. If you have a crutch, you could bungee cord the business end of the RevAir to the top horizontal remember. I always call it the Twinkie. Anyway, securely attaching it with no wiggle would be wise, since it would be tough to return if you try to explain how you injured it. Anyway, the crutch could support the weight and you could sit in a chair and maneuver the dryer, mostly by leaning into it or leaning towards yourself. The caveat would be making sure the foot of the crutch is set against a heavy, and moving object, like the wall or a heavy piece of furniture. Try it seated and standing, since crutches and star puppies vary in height. I wouldn’t recommend relying on zip ties, since I find they fail when we’ll wait and torque come into play. Nothing against duct tape Other than residue.
You. ROCK. I think I’ll film a rematch video down the line.
Fluff Nugget Gettin THICK!!! GORGEOUS 😍
Thank yooooou! You know I’ve been putting in the work!
Omg, you are my long-lost bestie! I am obsessed with your sense of humor! 😂😂😂
Girl WE WERE SHOOK TOGETHER ❤ @ 4:56 🥰🤩😍 GO STARPUPPY, you looking healthy girllll with inchesss 🥳.
I world love to see you try again, just because of the price tag and results. It was so cute.
fluff nugget is looking goooooooooood!!!! so long and healthy!!
Use it in the bathroom standing and put heat protectant in your hair then select small sections. Make sure the roots are dried and select the right temperature for your tresses. It is easy to use and very effective. There wont be any drama once used correctly. Your hair is looking great.
I LOVE my RevAir. Worth every thin dime
I’m watching this muted at work and your facial expressions are giving me life 😂😂😂 thank you for being you!
you hair looks AMAZING!!!! so thick and healthy.
Do you have tips to Help with hair growth? My natural hair is 4B/4C and it only goes to my collarbone. I would really like it to be longer so I can have the confidence to wear out natural and not just in braids 24/7
This review is 1000% spot on. I have the old version. It's loud, and cumbersome but it works. Funny enough the less hair you put into the dryer, the faster its dries and the straighter the hair gets. The price range ain't no joke too but I was able to pay in installments which took the pressure off my pockets a lil bit. Also because the old version is so big, storage can be a challenge. Thank goodness it came with a storage box! Overall no regrets from my end.
I think your hair looks great 😊
What did you do afterwards? I am thinking I should just put an oil on afterwards or something. I just used it for the first time a few days ago
$400 is way too much. This reminds me of natural hair youtube when I was in college. I bought so many unnecessary products and tools. I just hope the women buying this can truly afford it. We have such a small net worth on average yet spend so much on haircare.
I just got mine, and it’s truly worth it. I would’ve spent all my coin on this even if I couldn’t afford it. I feel like it’s going to help me reach great lengths for my hair.
This is actually a very useful tool in the natural hair community to prevent breakage and damage since our hair is so fine. Looks like a great investment that will actually have great results
I heard it dos t exactly work out for some within the wavy to frowy hair like their ends get tangled or the roots don’t be fully straight. It’s a take the risk and see the results. I am very tender headed due to burns on my scalp(hot iron comb) from my mother doing my hair so heat in specific places are uthfuebfjfbdjebdjd then the non scarred parts. Using a flat iron, blow dryer or washing at the hair salon with the long hose water/shower head so close to my scalp feels too hot when I know it’s not(forgot perms). I don’t really be doing anything with my hair no more so using my blow dryer is ugh, therefore I was thinking of using other drying products to dry my hair IF I was to style it or say remove the scabs on my head and use Vaseline to heal it. Can’t scrap off that stuff without my hair being straight and can’t be using perms so much to have that straight affect.(or going to salons to get a simple silk press) I wanted something like this that can get the job done better than my blow dryer and from what I heard I could hold this close to MY SCALP and get it all dry and straight. I do plan to save up and get it close to my birthday so I can finally treat my scalp of the scabs.
I understand where you are coming from, I’m not sure why it so much I wish they would partner with someone to make a smaller prototype at a cheaper price, but I got it and this is definitely worth it for anyone with 4 c hair, not 4 type 😂😂 the way it straightens your hair while still moisturized hair is amazing
@@hilda436 I think it would be better to save up and go to a dermatologist. It sounds like a bad idea to scrape off scraps like that. If it's that long ago, they're probably not even scabs. It's scar tissue that can't be treated like that. Don't risk making yourself bald or something.
best review of revair, genuinely love your personality and this review - mainly your expressions made me laugh but i did enjoyed it!
I want to try this hair dryer for my 4c hair. I would like to do some more research on it to see if it can stretch my hair and not shrink it so bad.
I just got mines today. I hope I will like it. I been on a no-heat kick for a year since I burned off my hair with my old dryer. 😢
Your hair grew so much 😮
You hair have grown out beautifully, I haven't seen you in a while
Chucking the phone at the floor several times was a great touch, I enjoyed that part a little too much. Going to the link now 😭
I just saw a video about this same hairdryer like 2 days ago or something. Kee of Deeper Than Hair. Definitely seems like the kind of dryer that suits a salon setting more than at-home. Having someone else do it for you saves a lot of contorting and pain. Everything has a learning curve and I'm sure you can make it work for you. Seems like it's not an impossibility, judging by the anecdotes of other commenters. That price tag hurts more than my shoulders would though, so I'll pass and just live vicariously through others. Maybe frizzy air-dried hair will become trendy or something...right?!
I saw it. She's amazing. I think if someone else was doing it makes a possible diff. The person's hair she did was
So fine and thin also.
@@soriyazz Length, Density, and Texture definitely have sway over ease of use and time spent.
She is making it look harder than it actually is.
No it’s meant for home use! I use mine once a week and my hair retains length like crazy as a result.
Happy Thanksgiving, Danielle! So grateful for you and your artistry, sparkling personality and shenanigans!
I like your couch, could we know where you got it?
Its definitely steep definitely something that should be used in salons or when someone else is doing your hair rather than personal use, however the results are GREAT
Look at that hair growth! Wow. I have to check those older videos. I don't recall you using braids or wigs.
I’ve used a TON of methods and factors to basically triple my hair fullness and growth about 7 inches of length! Oh…I guess I should make a video about it lol
Would you do the dyson air straight or revlon air straight
I have this for my daughters (my hair is loc'd) but my first thought is that your sections are too big. For us it works faster and better with smaller sections and we got better with each use. Nice video!
I've been using mine for 2 years now and I love it! I have 4a4b midback hair, and my hair gets really smooth and straight. I use it on my daughters' hair too; their hair also gets straight and smooth. It takes me about 25 mins to do my hair with it. Use a good smoothing product beforehand. I like to use Chi serum or I use olaplex no.6 and 7 or no. 9. Also, use smaller sections on the highest heat and tension. Hold it on each section for 1 min to 1.5!
now this is some contenttttt!! only :38 minus into the vid and i am loviinnn it
I'm willing to get buff arms than using the dryer brush/combs etc 🤣
Also dayums your hair grown so much! And gotten a lot thicker ! You will adjust to the machine along with some biceps!
As someone who has 4c hair and appreciates maximum stretch from roots to ends from a blow dry, the thing I want to understand about Revair is how much of a stretch does it give? Granted, your hair came out looking beautiful, and if my goal is to rock a stretched fro, it's perfect. But if anyone is like me, you need and want those roots stretched to keep reversion at bay throughout the week and minimize any tangling/matting that might form as a result of shrinkage. How stretched were your roots? My hope is always to be able to have a blow dry session that doesn't exhaust me AND provides optimal stretch; enough that I can either go on to do some flat ironing OR do a stretched twist out. I hate any type of shrinkage following a blow dry because all it means that my hair will continue to shrink and inevitably become increasingly difficult to manage throughout the week. Thanks for the vid!
I have a video that I did a silk press after the revair and it came out bomb
I find that I can't get my roots completely stretched and dry without frying my ends. I'm doing high heat and low suction for under a minute per section. I may try low heat and higher suction next time and see, but supposedly high suction tangles the ends of black hair. So far I've handled the roots by just using the revair to pull my hair straight, then going over it for a few passes with a blow dryer with comb at the end to get the roots, not dragging it all the way down to the ends. That has been a perfect combo for straight roots without frying my ends or pulling out hairs.
@@consciouscrypto3090 you have to put the wand right up to your scalp and slide it around every now and then to hit all the roots
@@BreezysPuffs can you post the link to your video? Or tell the title? I can’t find it. Thanks!
@@Gryn651 ruclips.net/video/ZhWDV54rT_c/видео.html
I have question - are you able to use a Leave in with prior to the Revair ? I don’t feel comfortable going straight in with heat even if it’s considered less damaging
Do you wash your hair while it's in the passion twist?
How long did it take to dry your hair start to finish?
Ey ey no matter how much you complained I couldnt take my eyes off of you the result loooks amazin and u loook sooo beautiful omg😍 *whistles*
I was shocked right along with you on your first section. I yelled "Girl!" so loud bcuz that worked so good. Your hair always looks thick and beautiful. I was not ready for that stretch. I want one of these so bad, and keep watching video after video on all types of hair to see how well it works for each. I have 3b-3c hair that shrinks 4 full inches. It's good to hear about the learning curve struggle bcuz not too many people talk about that.
Fluff Nugget looks great. 👍🏾 Just got my RevAir.
I thought it was a vacuum cleaner lol. Fluff nugget is sooooo fluffy! Good job 🇬🇭🇬🇧
Thx! I've been looking for an honest review. Its great that is works so well. I think you are the FIRST review to address my concern..ease of use! I'm not in the market for a hair dryer, but this one ranks well.
Ive had mine for about 4 years. Recently restarted my natural journey and it took 5 months before my hair was long enough to use it again. Absolutely love it. I'm now considering locing my hair so today might be the last time i use it but it was definitely worth it.
You can still use it to dry your locs after they mature. They’re not supposed to stay wet after you wash them because they hold on to water longer than loose hair.
@@denyshadials5702 yes I was going to comment this. After they’re mature you’ll definitely be able to use it 😊. I used to blow dry my sister locs when I had them
@@simpli_iris
Did you ever have an issue with the length of her locs?
I myself am looking forward to ordering mine very soon it does seem to be a bit of a task using it for l guess the first few times but l guess with more use it will become a little more easer each time yes l can’t wait
Did u use any of thr humectant dryer aid product?
U should probably try thr Extreme Hydration Detox Pre-Wash Rinse, Oil Shampoo, various moisturizing conditioning sprays/misters.
The oils might may the Low Heat device worl more effectively.
Awwww the facial expression and music in the intro made me feel for you girl 😂😂
I really enjoyed this video. I would like to get the new rev air, but it's a bit pricey. I love your voice. It's very soothing.
What tension and heat setting did you use? Looks like you maybe should have used the highest tension setting if you didn’t.
What's the best leave-in conditioner to use when blowdrying?
Fluff Nugget looks amazing 🤩
Thank you! All the hard work has been really showing lately!
I really wanna try this out on my thick type 4 hair, bc shrinkage is REAL and I’d love to try blowing out my hair for protective styles to get more stretch. This is also apparently great for stretching wash and gos too!! So girl if you don’t want it I can take it lol
It can do all of the above. And it leads to insane length retention too
The anxiety I had watching you throw your phone on the ground. The adult in me is like: omg those wooden floors🙈🙈🙈
I've been wanting a revair so bad. I don't do blow outs or straight styles that often, but I've seen people use them to stretch shrunken wash and go's as well as dry braids. And I've been big into braids lately. So it seems like something I can use no matter what style I'm going for.
Using this to dry braids is genius! Omg worth the investment if someone wears braids often.
I use mine on damp twist and my twist out are great. I love the stretch I get without all the heat. When I retwist my hair looks better too
i am wonder if i can do a silk press afterwards
Yass it's a challenge! I usually max out the heat and suction for 2-3 min for 8-16 sections. It could be a minute but no heat damage! Love your video ❤️
I am glad that you got one for yourself! I don’t know how many people they actually sponsor but you will be happy with your purchase I’ll guarantee it. There is nothing better then cutting down any portion of your wash day!! Your hair is beautiful!!