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Revlon
Revlon Amber Waves Ceramic Straightening Iron with Narrow Edge 1 1/2"
Style your hair in a fraction of the time with Revlon Amber Waves Ceramic Straightening Iron.
$34.95
$28.95
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Rawan A.HairMedium BrownNormal HairCurly HairColor Treated HairFine or Thin Hair
Ok I Purchesed This About Two Years A Go Its Still Alive Today Lol The Straightner Getsrealy hot i burned my finger while going to the highst temp anyways if u have wavy hair this is goodposted May 6, 2011Link to this post -
MicheleHairBlackCurly HairThick or Coarse Hair
BadIt was just bad. I like revlon products expect this. My hair is thick and curly and frizzy it leaves my hair waving do buy it.posted Mar 6, 2011Link to this post -
JaneLOS ANGELES,CA USA
Dumbman this iron is dumb ur fingers get burned fast plus it doesnt even make any flips or straighten its just dumbposted Aug 24, 2009Link to this post
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FreyraTexas
TerribleI purchased this iron a long time ago (I dont even remember when) and Ive used it all the time. But the only problem is... it doesnt do anything to my thick, wavy hair! The humidity down here is terrible so when I walk out my front door, theres no difference! My hair is still thick, frizzy and completely unmanagable. Here you get what you pay for...I purchased the Sedu iron last night and from what Ive seen, its much better to save and get that iron than to waste good money on this crap.posted Mar 23, 2009Link to this post
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The Gurl
Not Goodthis dont work this thing make ur hair frezze like in 5 sec this not goodyea is sheap but not goodposted Sep 16, 2008Link to this post
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AnonimousHairCurly Hair
1 Star Is Even Too Much For This Product!Okay this product is TERRIBLE!! Works horribly...It does not get hot enough and does not work well. If i say that it made my curly hair Somewhat less Curly is pushing it. Why would anyone make a product so bad????posted Aug 20, 2008Link to this post
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StephanieThe Big Apple
Not The Besti too got suckered in because of the "narrow edge". the rounded edges dont really make the flips in your hair, especially if your hair is layered. the iron also does not heat up enough for hair that is really frizzy and kinky. when i use it, the top of my hair near the roots gets pretty straight, but as you start to glide down your hair, there doesnt appear to b much of a difference than before.posted Jul 24, 2008Link to this post -
LauraSouthern CaliforniaHairCurly Hair
Worst Flat Iron EverMy last flat iron was a Revlon ($50 at Target, so it was one of the better ones available there) and I loved it until it stopped working. I opted to try a different Revlon and not spend so much money, and fell for the "narrow edge" gimmick. This iron is horrible. It barely gets hot, the cord doesnt swivel, the rounded edges dont do anything other than burn you, theres not safe place to hold the iron, its not ergonomical, and is an all-around waste of money, even at $25. I have thick, wavy-curly hair (it takes a professional stylist an hour and a half to two hours to straighten my hair, to give you an idea of how thick it is), and with this thing it takes me far too long to even want to attempt doing my own hair anymore. Shame on Revlon for even selling it.posted Feb 20, 2008Link to this post
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J.l.California
For 25 Bucks, It's Pretty Decent.Its not as heavy as my ConAir, but it doesnt get as close to my edges as I want. When it gets humid, my hair does freeze back up pretty immediate. To be my "second in command" straightner, it does its job.posted Jan 25, 2008Link to this post
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