Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I was so thrilled when i opened this drying brush. Big oval shaped barrel with little imitation "boar" bristles along with the long plastic and tipped bristles, which hold the hair so you can pull it as you're drying it. "Perfecr!" I thought. Until I reali=zed how inredibly hot tghe remperature was. The Low and High settings refer to the vokume of air that blows out, not the temperature. It's so hot that your hair all but burns your fingers when you touch it. I don't think there's enough temperature-protecting lotions or potions you could apply that will protect hair from being damaged by this extremely high heat. So it is with great reluctance and sadness that I have to return it. As much as I love the design, I'm not willing to severely damage my hair. I was just on the phone with a girlfriend who had purchased it also and had the exact same problem. She returned it and has been looking for a comparably designed product that comes with a temperature control feature, with no luck. I'm shocked that a company like Revlon would sell a product that has such high potential to damage hair. Unless, of course, it hopes to or expects to sell more products for "damged hair."