Nekuma Hair Straightener Attachm... vs New RevAir Reverse-Air Dryer Ess...

I have frizzy, want hair and this attachment makes it look like i have had a professional blowout. For the days you want a natural straight hairstyle this attachment will work fine.

The instructions say to rough dry before using the item. It takes forever to dry, and it turns into a frizzy pouf of a mess. You can get a cheap compact travel one for less than the price of this thing.

The revair is smaller and quieter than the original. The technology seals the cuticles, it's amazing. It's loud and bulky, but it's a winner!

I have very curly hair, and not the good curls so i blow dry and flat iron my hair daily which usually takes over an hour. This device makes it so that i can finish in 15min vs the usual 40min. It’ll also help me minimize breakage and retain length ov...  Read More

Even clueless guy friends are like, wait, something's different with your hair? I have wavy blonde caucasian hair with thick hair extensions and this thing is incredible! I feel like all salons should use these.

The revair dries the hair quickly with minimal heat while smoothing all at once. I use very light leave in conditioner and it leaves my hair very stretched and soft without heat damage. Especially for us curly/coily/* girls/guys looking for a hair-dry...  Read More

Love that it requires low manipulation of my hair. Also love that there is no heat blowing directly on me. Yes, the wand is heavy too. My partner endearingly calls it my hair vacuum.