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Hot Tools Professional Flat Iron
The advanced professional flat iron (Hot Tools 1190) with 10 heat settings maintains constant temperature for non-stop smoothing with consistent quality.
$59.95
$29.99
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Jamie Harmon
Good -product..how Do You Clean It?I do like this product very much, you DO need a srum to protect your hair before using it...which overtime creates a film in the plates and now I need to clean Do you guys now how to? I lost all my instructions....posted Feb 19, 2004Link to this post -
Jamie Harmon
StraightenerI love this!! its very wonderful!! My hair is mostly straight but waves up near the ends, this makes my hair look wonderful and nothing else makes my hair look so cute!!posted Feb 11, 2004Link to this post -
Jamie Harmon
Smart BuyThis is the best straightener ever! My sisters and I love it! I have had it for over a year and have enjoyed its many great qualities! Its the perfect size, easy to use, gives you an even look, its GREAT for flipping ends...and best of all- ITS CHEAP. I would recommend this straighter to anyone who wants great hair on a low budget.posted Feb 10, 2004Link to this post
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Jamie Harmon
F. Y. I.I read all of these reviews, and let me just say.... "to those who say it splits the hair and causes it to frizz (so on and so forth), thats only because there are other steps you HAVE to take in using a HOT HOT Iron on your delicate hair". To "PREVENT" this particular Iron from ruining your hair, you must use a Serum through your hair, section by section, to help not only oil the hot plates for smoother glide, but also to add extra oil to the hair shaft and prevent "frizzies, or splits". So - with that said... ENJOY THE HOT TOOLS PROFESSIONAL IRON 1190! and never mind what others may say from using it incorrectly. Thanx!posted Dec 20, 2003Link to this post
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Jamie Harmon
HorribleI had this hot iron for less than 6 months and suddenly it just snapped in half. Yes, while it was in tact, it worked well, but i recommend spending a little more money if you actually want it to last.posted Dec 20, 2003Link to this post -
Jamie Harmon
Its Ok.. For About 4 MonthsThis straightener is ok in the beginning..my hair is long and thick and it takes me about 45 minutes to straighten my hair...about 4 months after i purchased my straightener one side didnt heat up any more!! Its still works i guess but takes me twice as long..any one who is looking for a falt iron i would not recommend this straightener for anyone.posted Sep 29, 2003Link to this post
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Jamie Harmon
Effective And CheapThis is the first straightener that works for me. It is simple to use and marvelously effective. I have medium-thick curly hair and the iron lets me smooth and shape my mane beautifully. The plate head has little rubber nubbies that help grip, which is especially helpful if you straighten in front of your bathroom mirror and put it down on a smooth ceramic counter. Since I dye my hair often and straighten it two to three days of the week, I cut down on split ends and other damage by using generous amounts of conditioner every time I wet my head.Drawback: The hotplates will melt the plastic. You heard me: this tool is suicidal. I made the mistake of storing my first one wrapped up in its own cord, and the plates melted the plastic casings and the cord. Also, over the course of a year or so, the plates had melted away from the casings quite a bit, which made straightening dicey if my fingers brushed the edges (fingers go ouch). You’ll get the hang of using it and build up smooth burn calluses on certain fingers. I suggest storing it on a tabletop somewhere where it can cool itself after you use it and can’t get stepped on or catch anything on fire.Altogether, this is a good quick n’ dirty handy dandy tool that won’t drain your bank account. It has my love; I am buying it twice.posted Sep 26, 2003Link to this post
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Jamie Harmon
Good Tool But Be Careful...Hey all...I use this straightener and yes, it works very well, but there is one thing that you may want to consider. It is terrible for your hair because it causes hair to split and you end up with some "frizzies." If you would like to protect your hair, use a ceramic straightener. Hot Tools has one, and its a little more money, but protects your hair much better. Just for the purpose of straightening, though, this straightener is exceptional.posted Aug 26, 2003Link to this post
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Jamie Harmon
Totally HappppyI have very curly, curly hair and I have bought several flat irons and non of them had work for me. But I tried this one and it left my hair silky and soft. It looks great, my boyfriend fell in love with me all over again, if you know what I mean. Thank-you so much.posted May 16, 2003Link to this post
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Jamie Harmon
Best Straightener Ever!This iron is absolutely marvelous, this iron works on every type of hair , and I work on alot of people. This iron takes any type of frizzy curly hair and makes it smooth , silky , straight , and shiny. And the price is unbelievable, alot of the more expensive irons cost two or three times as much and dont even work as good. This is the last iron youll ever need to buyposted May 4, 2003Link to this post
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