Revlon 9123

When it comes to hair dryers there are three main brands that I've been brought up with; my mum's old fashioned L shaped orange coloured Braun hair dryer and later replaced in years later by a 1980's "Clairol Turbo" which after 15 successful years started to have on and off days due to over heating. Now replaced by a wonderful Revlon Jetstream that she bought in 2001, my mum's hair dryer just seems to keep on going and on the basis that she visits me regularly not just to take advantage of the big city, it has been thumped, dropped and abused with no sign of dying. No wonder she refuses to use ... more

This used to be my main hair dryer but when we bought our caravan last year I took this up to be the 'caravan hair dryer' and bought myself a new one. Since I've had my new one I have really noticed this one's flaws! It isn't the best by any means but it does do the job... eventually and for just £10 you cannot really complain. There are so many different kinds of hair dryers on the market now that it's quite shocking! Many look really complicated too and do fancy things. I would just like a hairdryer which has one function- to dry my hair! An important part of a hair dryer has to be it's ... more

Purchased this product from asda when my old dryer packed up. I went for a 'name' that and the price £10. I have long, thick hair so needed something that has abit of power to get it dry in a hurry - hence buying a 1600w. Features 2 heat speeds - I tend to use the fastest. Cool shot button - supposedly for setting your style into place. A hanging loop. Concentrator for styling Safety - has a safety thermostat to cut out the power should it begin to overheat. Performance When I dry my daughters hair - it works well. Her hair is mid length and straight and seems to dry in no time, my hair is ... more