REVLON Ceramic Infrared Heat Hair Dryer, 1875-Watt (2024)

FAQs

Are infrared hair dryers worth it? ›

Key Takeaways

When compared to traditional hair dryers, infrared hair dryers are a better option for those looking to minimize heat damage to their hair. Factors to consider when choosing an infrared hair dryer include wattage, heat settings, and attachments.

Ceramic hair dryers are better for reducing heat damage and creating a smooth finish, while ionic hair dryers are better for reducing frizz and drying time. The best option depends on your hair type and styling needs.

After multiple attempts, if the hair dryer still does not power on, there may be a problem with the cord and plug. Before turning the hair dryer on, push the reset button on the plug. If the dryer still fails to turn on after following these steps, the dryer's cord/plug may need to be replaced.

How Infrared Protects Hair: Gentle Heating: Infrared technology operates at lower temperatures compared to conventional heating tools such as flat irons and blow dryers. This gentle heat minimizes the risk of thermal damage, keeping the hair's cuticle intact and preventing moisture loss.

For individuals with fine hair who value gentle drying and versatile styling options, the ceramic hair dryer may be the better choice. Conversely, those with thicker or coarser hair types who prioritize a sleek, smooth finish may find the titanium hair dryer more suitable for their needs.

A hair dryer with ceramic coating on the grill inside the nozzle helps to disperse heat evenly so that damage is less likely. It's also ideal to use a heat protectant spray on your hair while it's still damp, and air dry or rough dry 80% of it before you add an attachment and start styling your hair.

Tourmaline Hair Dryers: Tourmaline is a semi-precious mineral that emits both infrared heat and negative ions when heated. These dryers combine the benefits of ceramic and ionic hair dryers, providing faster drying time, reduced frizz, and healthier hair.

Fine hair responds best with cooler temperatures, so a dryer with variable cool-to-warm temperature settings, driven by no more than 1875 watts, can help finesse fine hair.

The product's protection against heat is insufficient. Consequently, the product could overheat, some parts of it could melt or even catch fire while in normal use, increasing the risk of burns or fire. The resistance of the mains cable is too high.

Still, as with any hot tools, using the Revlon in excess is not healthy for your hair, especially if you're not using a heat-protectant spray or cream to act as a barrier between your hair and the heat.

Is Revlon a good hair dryer? ›

The low speed and medium to high heat is ideal for fine hair. It has a cool shot if you require it. The dryer is not very noisy and frankly is exactly like what I've been using for years and will continuing using. The speed is controlled and won't blow your hair all over the place.

Hair dryer in the red light is the release of the far infrared heat, it will shorten in half the time of conventional heat, decreases drying time，protecting against heat damage. What's more, it will release negative ions, which will make our hair more soft and smooth, make our hair better.

What is Infra Red Treatment? Infra Red light is a form of Electrotherapy and excellent for treating adverse hair and scalp conditions. It causes dilation of blood vessels on the scalp area being treated and this encourages cell renewal, promotes healing and stimulates hair growth.

Infrared heat penetrates through the hair shaft and dries your hair from the inside out. This results in faster drying times. Due to the faster drying times, your hair is exposed to lower temperatures, leading to less heat damage.