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|  |  | Brand: | Hot Tools Ceramic Ti Professional | | Plate Width: | 1½ inch | | Power: | 170 watts | | Weight: | 1.50 lbs | | Avg. Rating: |  | | Item No. | A8507 | | Model No. | 1199v3 | | Price: | $69.95 $59.95 | | Availability: |
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| | | |  Have questions about Hot Tools Ceramic Flat Iron (1½")? Post them here! You can also help answer questions posted by other shoppers. | | What's with my straightener?
Okay, I got this straightener yesterday and today I tried to use it, but it was not working. I made sure everything was on and it was hot and everything and my hair did not change at all. It's completely worthless. Did I do something wrong?
Question posted by Ashley Fri Dec 07 2007 Submit your answer
Auto shut off
Is there an automatic shut off if you leave it on?
Question posted by Katie Tue Sep 12 2006 Submit your answer | Reply by Hailey
0 of 1 people found this answer helpful
No There is not. |
use in europe
can this flat iron be used in europe with a converter?
Question posted by Rachelli Sun Jul 02 2006 Submit your answer | Reply by Jan
2 of 2 people found this answer helpful
I would not suggest using a Hot Tools flat Iron in Europe. On my trip to London, mine heated super hot, hotter than it has ever been, and then completely cold! Never to work again. It could have been a surge, but I think flat irons and converters don't work together. |
Preventing Damage?
What can you do to help prevent dry, damaged hair caused by hot tools ceramic flat iron?
Question posted by Megan Wed Aug 10 2005 Submit your answer | Reply by danielle
0 of 5 people found this answer helpful
use any hair product i use matrix after i do it |
What's the lowest temperature setting?
I usually use it on the lowest setting, but am curious to know how many degrees that is? Thank you.
Question posted by Kristen Sun Jul 24 2005 Submit your answer | Reply by alyssa
1 of 3 people found this answer helpful
It really depends what kind of hair you have. if you have very thin hair, you should use it on the lower settings. if your hair is wavy, thick, or curly, then you might want to go higher. dont forget that the more heat, the more it will straighten your type of hair. but you dont want to burn it. and im pretty sure that the degrees setting is up to around 200 or so maybe 300. if you still have the box, it should say it there. |
lost instructions
How do you know when it is heated up? What are the temperatures of the different settings? What kind of hair do you have and what temperature do you use? What is the max temperature? My hairdresser used this on my hair and it got really straight but when I use it at home it doesn't get as straight. I don't know the max temperature so I'm afraid to use it on the highest heat setting.
Question posted by EJ Mon Jul 11 2005 Submit your answer | Reply by Isabel
5 of 5 people found this answer helpful
I think the iron goes up to about 300 degrees and usually reaches the setting that you set it to within 5 minutes after you turn it on. You should probabaly start with the lower setting and work your way up till you find a setting that works for you. | | Reply by Ashley
1 of 1 people found this answer helpful
if u still have the box, it says on the front that the maximum temperature is 480 degrees. i have really wild hair before i straighten it and i use the straightener on 7 (on the 1-10 dial). it works really well on my hair, and my hair is really crazy. its fully heated in about 2-3 minutes. |
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