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Select Walmart Stores: Revlon 1875 Watt Crystal C + Ceramic Compact Hair Dryer

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Select Walmart Stores have Revlon 1875 Watt Crystal C Tourmaline Ceramic Compact Hair Dryer on sale for $13.98. Select free store pickup where available.

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Walmart [walmart.com] has Revlon Crystal C Tourmaline 1875 Watt Ceramic Hair Dryer for $14. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free trial available [walmart.com]) or on orders $35+

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Model: Revlon Crystal C Tourmaline Ceramic Hair Dryer, 1875 Watts, White

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05/17/23Amazon$14
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I don't know if you really want to be informed, or just using the opportunity to soapbox about nothing. Regardless, take these scenarios:

Why buy a 1000+ dollar computer , when Walmart sells them for 150 dollars? You can run games on low settings.

Why buy a 4k TV when Target has TVs for 300 dollars. A TV is a TV, Why do you need the extra fancy stuff?

People don't spend more money on function alone, they spend money on quality with function.

A 1k dollar used car has the same purpose as a 100k car, the difference is quality. In this case, if you like your hair, you should probably take care of it.

A 10 dollar blow dryer has one purpose, make things hot; that's it. It only has one function/setting on the machine...hot. Basic science tells us, uncontrolled heat + organic material = melt.

https://www.google.com/search?cli...lnspr=W10=
๐Ÿ‘†๐ŸฝAnd this is why people end up with hair like that link. It's also why salons aren't rushing to buy 10 dollar hair dryers and flat irons.

The cheap comes out expensive.
No company is putting tourmaline or ceramic in a 10 dollar hair drier.

The one you linked is great for projects around the house, or if you need to heat something up. Not hair.

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04-01-2023 at 10:59 AM.
What makes that any better than a $10 hair dryer?
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Conair...hbdg=L1200
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Quote from supersizedkid :
What makes that any better than a $10 hair dryer?
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Conair...hbdg=L1200
No company is putting tourmaline or ceramic in a 10 dollar hair drier.

The one you linked is great for projects around the house, or if you need to heat something up. Not hair.
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Is there some of that expensive Gwyneth crap in this ceramic hairdryer
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Quote from supersizedkid :
What makes that any better than a $10 hair dryer?
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Conair...hbdg=L1200
Good question. The Revlon has a cool air button which some people use after drying with a heat setting to "set" their hair. A hair stylist would be able to explain better than me.
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I tried this model a while back and returned it. Very weak airflow.
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What makes that any better than a $10 hair dryer?
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Conair...hbdg=L1200
Yours is missing the separate switches for flow and temp that hold position. Look at the front view.
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Quote from Cookieless :
No company is putting tourmaline or ceramic in a 10 dollar hair drier.

The one you linked is great for projects around the house, or if you need to heat something up. Not hair.
Why would a hair dryer not be good for hair? The rest of us want to know why we're going to buy this and throw our $10 dryers out
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04-02-2023 at 08:06 AM.
Quote from GannMan :
Why would a hair dryer not be good for hair? The rest of us want to know why we're going to buy this and throw our $10 dryers out
I don't know if you really want to be informed, or just using the opportunity to soapbox about nothing. Regardless, take these scenarios:

Why buy a 1000+ dollar computer , when Walmart sells them for 150 dollars? You can run games on low settings.

Why buy a 4k TV when Target has TVs for 300 dollars. A TV is a TV, Why do you need the extra fancy stuff?

People don't spend more money on function alone, they spend money on quality with function.

A 1k dollar used car has the same purpose as a 100k car, the difference is quality. In this case, if you like your hair, you should probably take care of it.

A 10 dollar blow dryer has one purpose, make things hot; that's it. It only has one function/setting on the machine...hot. Basic science tells us, uncontrolled heat + organic material = melt.

https://www.google.com/search?cli...lnspr=W10=
๐Ÿ‘†๐ŸฝAnd this is why people end up with hair like that link. It's also why salons aren't rushing to buy 10 dollar hair dryers and flat irons.

The cheap comes out expensive.
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