Review on MaxiGlide Straightener Controlled Technology Detangling by Kathy King

This is my fourth Maxiglide in about 12 years(?). I'm guessing how long it's been since I first bought it in an ad. that you had removable plates. The next two didn't have removable panels, but I liked them too. This new one is the best and I'll tell you why: RETRACTABLE PINS. The main reason I had to replace them was that they were difficult to clean because the pins got in the way. So I didn't clean them, and over the years they've accumulated a disgusting look and smell. I don't expect this to be an issue with this new one as they fixed it! I've tried all the expensive and cheap irons and thought I'll find something better and I keep coming back to the Maxiglide. Even others with steam pale in comparison. Some people have complained that the bobby pins pull on their hair. I haven't had this problem and I suspect they are too tight when using. The very first one I got came with a video explaining that you should barely close it enough on your hair and then press the steam button while running it through the hair shaft. Also, start with small sections until you have the best technique. It takes practice and it's a bit more than most irons, but once you get the hang of it, it's heaven. I have very thin curly hair. Hair that gets tangled immediately after combing. My tips are curly, even after a fresh haircut. It literally takes me 5 minutes to straighten my hair after blow drying it. Of course, as I said, my hair is very thin, so it dries in 5 minutes, so you lucky women with thicker curls will take longer than me, but if you have patience and practice, you should reduce the straightening time. . from what is now, and your hair will look amazing!