Average Rating:
(3.00 out of 5)
Total Reviews: 2 Write a review about the Enzo Milano Clipless Curling Iron 1/2" (13mm) Round | |
Mine died...poor quality...especially for the price!
Reviewer:
Kristin
from Cottonwood, AZ, US Wed Sep 09 2009
The 19mm Enzo Milano clipless curling iron that I bought about a year ago literally died on me when I was about halfway through styling my hair for an important event. I kept my iron in pristine condition, in its original box when not in use, watched the DVD, followed the directions, and used it carefully. In my opinion Enzo Milano products, though priced to suggest quality and durability, are cheaply made and are DEFINITELY not worth the money! I will seek out another brand in my search for a new clipless iron, since I DO love the results. The lifetime warranty is a joke...expect it to cost you at least $47 for them to replace a defective product, $72 if you forget to return the warranty card within 30 days, PLUS tax if you live in the state of California. Like it's not THEIR bad that my iron just died like it did during gentle use! I am really disappointed.
Addictive!!!!
Reviewer:
Michelle
from Chicago, IL USA Tue Aug 25 2009
I never knew what it meant to be addicted to a curling wand until I purchased this clipless curling iron. It was so simple to make spirals, not to mention quick! Simply hold the base of the wand at the roots and wind the hair "down" the wand. It literally takes a couple of seconds - don't fry your hair by going longer than 3 seconds -- SERIOUSLY!!!!!!!!!! The curls are perfect and better than the results I would get by wrapping my wet hair around spiral rods and sitting under the dryer for an hour. There is even a DVD that shows you three different styles you can make with the clipless wand. My favorite is the deep wave look and something I kept trying to replicate with a regular curling iron. Be forewarned, however! Don't let the title "curling wand" fool you. This is NOT the same thing as a curling iron! This is primarily for spirals, waves and not much else. If you're looking for an actual curl you will need an old-fashioned curling iron. If you think you can stand the "new technology," I would strongly recommend you go for a ceramic marcel. It may take a little while to get used to it, but it will save your wrist from carpel tunnel!
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