Revlon Salon One-Step hair dryer and volumiser for mid to long hair (One-Step, 2-in-1 styling tool, IONIC and CERAMIC technology, unique oval design) RVDR5222

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You can use hot air stylers on damp or wet hair, but we recommend towel drying first to remove excess water. Hair is more fragile when wet, so styling at high temperatures will not only damage delicate strands, but you most likely won't achieve the look you're after either.Fine hair: Keep an eye out for lower temperature settings or choose a hot air styler to boost volume.

Some hot brushes come with extra attachments such as a rough dryer or a curling tong, too, so you can achieve everything from poker-straight ends to bouncy curls.Afro hair: Consider a hot air styler, which can be effective at straightening without the higher heat of a brush. Harder bristles can also help to detangle your coils as you style. How we test hot brushes Long hair: Choose a brush with long bristles, so you can capture and style large amounts of hair at once, reducing styling time.