Revlon One-Step Volumiser Plus - Black

No, it's best to use the Volumiser Plus on towel-dried, damp hair. This helps protect your hair from excessive heat exposure and allows the tool to style more effectively for salon-quality results.

After ensuring the tool is cool and unplugged, gently remove any trapped hair from the bristles. You can then wipe the brush head and handle with a soft, damp cloth. Do not submerge the tool in water.

Yes, absolutely! The 30% smaller oval detachable head is specifically designed to get closer to the roots, making it highly effective for styling shorter hair and achieving significant volume.

The `High` setting is for thick or coarse hair, `Medium` for normal hair, and `Low` for fine or delicate hair. The `Cool` setting is used to set your style and add shine.

Yes, one of the key features is the detachable head. Simply press the release button to separate the head from the handle, making it much easier to store and pack for travel.

Yes, the Revlon One-Step Volumiser Plus incorporates IONIC TECHNOLOGY, which releases negative ions to condition hair, smooth the cuticles, and significantly reduce frizz and static for a healthier, shinier finish.

The activated charcoal pins in the mixed bristles help to refresh second-day hair by absorbing impurities and odors. This allows you to revitalize your style and add volume without needing to wash your hair again.

Ensure you are placing the brush close to the roots and lifting upwards as you dry. Use the smaller head to target specific root sections. Finish with the `Cool` setting to lock in volume.

Make sure your hair is towel-dried and not soaking wet before styling. The built-in IONIC TECHNOLOGY helps reduce frizz, but excessive moisture can hinder its effectiveness. Also, ensure you are using a consistent, gentle motion.

Check that the tool is securely plugged into a working outlet and the heat setting is selected correctly. Ensure the brush head is firmly attached. Regularly clean the bristles to prevent lint or hair buildup from blocking airflow.

Always use a heat protectant spray before styling. Select a lower heat setting (`Medium` or `Low`) suitable for your hair type, especially if your hair is fine, color-treated, or prone to damage. Avoid holding the tool in one section for too long.