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Multi Styling hair tool help!
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Are you stuck in a hair styling rut? Let’s talk about the quest for the ultimate multi-styling hair tool! You love your Revlon One-Step Original but find it tricky to clean and it wears out too quickly. Now, you’re eyeing options like the Dyson Airwrap and Shark Flexstyle, but with thick, wavy hair, choosing the right tool can feel daunting. Join the conversation to discover what others are using and loving! Share your thoughts and let’s untangle this together, indecisive friends!
| | Hi! So I currently use the Revlon one step original to dry and style my hair. I say dry, but it’s usually almost 75% dry by the time I start using it. I really like it, but it’s so hard to clean the bottom part and the bristles. And I feel like it wears out super fast. So I wanted to get something similar to that, but also includes the curling barrels and diffuser. I know there’s the Dyson Airwrap and the Shark Flexstyle. I just didn’t know what would work best! I am a very indecisive person and I tend to always buy the same thing I already had; because I had change! I have thick wavy hair. I’ll post a picture for context. Just trying to see what everyone is using and what they like best! Like I said, I’m REALLY indecisive! [link] [comments] |
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