Customer Ratings & Reviews

Amazing Product for my daughter. Definitely worth the purchase.

I notices my hair tents to get little knots after the hair drying process. Outside of that the dryer is amazing.

This contraption cuts hair prep in half. It’s a must for anyone in need.

I used to do my daughters hair all the time. Now she does her own hair and is so happy with the results. Her hair is now managable

Oversll great for my girls hair but it’s definitely a little harder to use than advertised.

This product is literally a lifesaver and helps me significantly with my daughters hair

Social media definitely overhyped this one for natural hair girls. is good if you want your hair to be blown out for getting braids per se, but it doesn’t make your curls look good when you want to stretch them out only but I get the concept. It just hasn’t really been executed the way social media portrayed it to be I don’t need a $400 dryer. That’s not gonna do what I thought it was gonna do.

Bought it for the girlfriend and she loves it. She thinks it was worth the purchase.

It was ok I had to return because they're was a shortage.

The Revair was not what I expected. Didn't straighten my hair as much as I would have liked.

Greatest product ever used for my hair can't rave enough about it

Bought it for my wife. She has only used it once she didn’t really like the results her hair was not as straight as she wanted but she will give it another go to get a better result. Or maybe it only work on certain hair types.

I love my new RevAir….it is perfect for the needs of my hair! No more heat damage.

I love using this to cut my hair without damaging my curls.

It worked very well at first but I think I will be returning it because it’s not worth the money

Great investment . My hair looks professionally blow dried

I think it needs some rework or add ability to press on the hair. I bought it for my wife but it is just like a dryer.

As the title says, I have very mixed feelings about this hair dryer. First thing you need to know is this is not at all like your typical hair dryer. That is both good and bad. Let’s talk about the good first. It works. It does what it’s supposed to do. I have curly/wavy hair that frizzes and poofs out like crazy, particularly if I don’t dry it first. My go to is to just usually let it air dry (takes a while because it’s thick too) and then use a straightener on it. This is mainly because it’s quick. I work from home most of the time, so as long as I don’t have any meetings coming up, it’s not a big deal to let my hair dry and then run a straightener through it. I don’t fully straighten my hair, instead I use it to tame some of the wilder curls and cut down on the frizz and poofiness. The RevAir allows me to do all of those things while my hair is still wet. I used a low to medium intensity setting (as low as 2 and went as high as 4 – the highest setting is 7). It removed some of the crazier curls and calmed my hair down. As advertised, it was also very quick at drying my hair. I love all of those things and wouldn’t hesitate for a second to keep using it…if it wasn’t for the following issues. The cons. One, it is huge. It reminds me more of a small vacuum cleaner than a large hair dryer. It has a base unit that by itself weighs several pounds. Connected to that is the hose, and it quite literally is like a vacuum hose, as big around and heavy, just not as long. The hose connects the base to the actual drying head, which also weighs at least a pound (maybe closer to two?) Between the weight, the bulk, and the vacuum hose, this thing is not easy to use. You have to feed your hair into it (because it works in reverse, it pulls your hair in instead of blowing it all over the place). Then you have to raise it high enough so that it gets to the roots and hold it there for a while to get the full effect. This was manageable in front but it got to be more and more difficult as I made my way around. When I got to the hair in back, it was very hard to get my hair in, hold the wand in place, and then do that over and over again to finish drying my hair. And speaking of vacuum cleaners, this is as loud as or louder than a vacuum cleaner. So, all of this to say, yes, I have very mixed feelings. It does what I was told it would and it does do it well. But who has room for something like this? And even if you do have counter space, it’s not the prettiest thing to have sitting out all the time. It’s sleek and nice for what it is (well, except for the vacuum hose), but it doesn’t exactly fit my décor either. And then it’s so heavy and clunky to use. I have to be honest, I think this will probably end up sitting in a cupboard except for those times where I really want to make an effort. Ultimately, it’s nice and it works, but for the price tag, please work on making it smaller and more manageable. Until then, I don’t know that I’d recommend this product.

For me, it’s the simplicity of it. Trying this out on my child’s hair was fun. It has some weight to it and it doesn’t get as hot, and it’s easy to put away. The size is big, but it’s easy to handle. It reminds me of an elephants trunk or that car wash vacuum. In person it’s thick like your forearm. No child should handle this at all, maybe 12 and up. For those with a lot of hair, just section it off. When drying, you can put the rev air all the way to the scalp, well to the roots of your hair, and you will not burn that said person or yourself for that matter. For me with small twists, my hair dried up quick. It’s very easy to put together. It is a little loud but not overly loud. Just sounds like a regular blow dryer. It flattens hair very well and you can comb right thru when you slowly pull the hair out of the Rev Air. Suction 7 and high heat seemed to be the level that worked for me. The hair I used it on was 4c/ kinky shoulder length. Only took like a minute to dry the hair on this level. You won’t need a flat iron. Overall time, it took maybe around 1hr max. So refreshing. You will not be disappointed!

Bulky cumbersome not easy to handle need a lot of muscles!!!!!