One tool that dries, brushes and styles in a pass

What reviewers say

Questions and answers

Is the NEXPURE 4 in 1 worth it?

For fine to medium hair and quick everyday blowouts, yes: it costs far less than premium one-step dryers and does both drying and volumizing. If you have thick or long hair, a stronger standalone dryer plus a brush may suit you better.

How does it compare with the Revlon One-Step?

Both are hot air brushes, but the Revlon One-Step is larger and more powerful, while the NEXPURE is more compact with a 13-inch body. The NEXPURE suits shorter hair and smaller hands; the Revlon handles thicker hair faster.

Can I use it on wet hair?

Yes, it is designed as a hot air styler for damp hair, but towel-dry first so excess water does not slow drying. Keep it moving and use the lower heat setting on fine or damaged hair.

What heat and speed settings does it have?

It has 3 heat settings and 2 speed settings, plus ionic technology to reduce frizz. Most users start on medium heat and high speed, then finish on low heat for shaping.

What is in the box?

The box contains the styler with its round brush head attached and the user manual. The fixed cord is built in, and the one-year parts and labor warranty covers defects.

When is it cheapest?

Hot air stylers like this typically drop during Black Friday, holiday sales and back-to-school events. Check the price history on this page to see whether the current price is near its low.