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11 of 11 found the following review helpful:
 Not real ceramicJun 01, 2005
By Realistic
I really like the shape of this hair straightener because it lets me get close to the scalp and it's easy to manouver. But, as a flat iron it simply doesn't work. It will reduce the volume of your hair significantly, but does not actually straighten you hair. The plates are not real ceramic, simply ceramic coated (if that) so do not heat up to really do a good job.
I suggest saving your money and investing in a salon quality flat iron... you will not be sorry!
13 of 14 found the following review helpful:
Adequate, but not the greatest.Oct 17, 2005
By Ronnie
I own a 0.5 inch Revlon ceramic flat iron, which I love, so I purchased this 2 inch ceramic flat iron based on that experience. This one has less sturdy casing, does not get as hot, and only has three settings - high, medium, or low. Overall, it does the job, but just not as well as I expected. I have very thick hair, so perhaps someone with less thick hair will have a better experience.
8 of 8 found the following review helpful:
 Awful productOct 28, 2008
By Gabriela
I've had this iron for a very long time, but that might just be because i refuse to use it. It doesn't get hot enough even on the highest setting after 15 minutes and my hair always gets caught between the plate and the plastic handle usually resulting in ripping my hair out, on top of everything it doesn't even work because i usually blow-dry my hair straight and only use the iron for the ends and to give my hair a nicer finish, but the darned thing won't even do that, now keep in mind that my hair isn't by any means unmanageable it is only loosely curled and healthy since i've never permed it dyed it or anything of the sort. I would much much more recommend the 16 dollar conair ceramic 2 inch straightener, my roommate has it and it gets my hair sooo straight even in the humidity of florida, the only problem with that one is that after repeated use it can damage hair a little. So for the moment I'm considering purchasing one of the more expensive hair straighteners which in the long run are better investments than buying several relatively cheap ones like this one.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 Its ok....May 29, 2005
By COOL PERSEON
It is fine if you have hair that is mildly straight already, but i have wicked thick, curly hair, and its not as thin as i want it. It looks straight, but its not thin.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 Long lasting, inexpensive, great product.Oct 16, 2010
By Alicia
I bought this flat iron on a whim, because the $80 one I bought at my local beauty supply shop literally singed all of my bangs off. Plop! Right into the sink! So I refused to spend a lot of money on a replacement. I have owned this one for 8 years and used it quite frequently (3-4 days/wk). It finally bit the dust, so I am here to buy the same one again. That's how much I love it! It consistently heats up to the highest setting (25) in less than 2 minutes. Makes my hair beautiful and shiny with one swoop. And I have never had any of the problems that other posters listed about hair getting caught in between the plates. I will admit that my hair is fairly straight naturally, so I can't attest to how well it works on really thick or curly hair, but it works perfectly for me.
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