🔥 Andis High Heat Ceramic Hair Flattening Iron 1.5-Inch, Black (67770) Review

I have very thick, coarsely wavy hair. It's really challenging to get any kind of shine in this hair. and curls are a constant problem. I usually let the product air dry to control frizz. I've always envied people with straight hair and this product helped me! It heats up very quickly, I don't even have to turn it on until I'm done blow drying. In a few minutes he'll be ready to go. I don't have to repeat each section over and over to make it smooth, it's one pass and I can keep going. The…

I bought this for less than $20 because I left my regular customer with my in-laws for the holidays and needed something before I see her again. I figured I could just keep this one in my travel bag and have it handy, but after only using it once I can use it regularly and put another in my travel bag. Seriously, I paid less than $20 for this straightener, but it works better than the ones that cost hundreds of dollars! I have thick, coarse, curly hair, but this straightener straightened it in…

This was my first straightener purchase and I didn't want to spend a lot of money on it as I wasn't sure how well it would work on my hair. LOVE IS! It's by far the fastest, easiest, and most versatile styling tool I have. I have fine hair, currently in a bob cut, and I was concerned that the flat iron would take away volume, but I've found that I can get the same result as using a blow dryer and a round brush, but much faster and without it flights. It's great for blow-dry styling and also for

BENEFITS Smooths your hair Heats up to 450 degrees Captures really thick hair CON Heats up to 450 degrees - it will damage ANY hair Temperature range is tiny, harsh To see and easy to stumble, no floating plates, pull thin hair. First it will straighten your hair. So he's doing his job. I think it works well for thick curly hair but I have fine hair and should have read the reviews more carefully. My biggest problem with this straightener is that it gets so hot. Sounds crazy, but my stylist…

I see that the previous negative review I posted over the summer has been removed. Well, I guess the time of year matters because no matter how fried they are after a hot, humid summer, they're just as silky and smooth now in a cold winter. It also helps that I've found a product that works well with thermal tools. It's so annoying because I've used much more expensive products that had a better feel and texture when put on but failed when the iron hit it. I have long, thick curly poodle hair…