Review on 🌊 INH Hair Waver Iron, Beachy Waves Curling Iron - 3 Barrel Wave Curler with Digital Temperature Control (25mm) by Maurice Ford

Summer is coming, so why not grab a hot tool to help you create everyday beachy waves? At least that was the idea behind the INH Insert Waves Here Waver Iron - 3 Barrel Curling Iron with Ceramic Hot Tool, Perfect Beach Waves Curling Iron (medium wave). My first impression was that the device is absolutely HUGE. Yes, since there are three barrels of a certain diameter, it's only small enough to be crafted, but it was still amazing to see. The size makes it a bit difficult to use, IMO. Again, I have short hair (pictured) and all models on the product page have long hair. I find long hair easier. There is a digital display and variable heat control which are good features. A glove also comes in handy considering how much heated surface area this thing has. With any hot tool, I consider auto-shutoff to be a mandatory safety feature, and this unit has it. The built-in stand is sufficient. So the INH tool works. I have attached before/after photos of my results. What I'm trying to say is that I don't know exactly how they arrived at the painted results on the supplier's product images. It seems like it needs tons of heat. Again, I'm happy with my results, with the limitations listed above. When it comes to calluses, I really don't like it when marketers make false claims - in this case, INH claims this product heats the hair from the inside. We're not talking about a laser or microwave device. It's a hot tool. Therefore, it is heated by direct contact and convection rather than "reverse" heat. False claims aside, the iron is decent. For $72, however, you might want something better or better than decent. Conditionally recommended