Review on Tools Professional Ceramic Titanium Curling Hair Care by Dawn Price

I've always stayed away from curling irons because I know they damage my hair. I also thought they might be difficult to use. Blow drying is also harmful. I try to do as little damage as possible by using the WEN Cleansing Conditioner (which I've been using for 5 years and never stop!), air drying my hair as often as possible, and then using a ceramic curling iron about twice Hot Tools use a tag. the week. I have medium fine, colored, wavy hair and using this curling iron has drastically reduced the time it takes me to get ready. I don't leave it on my hair for long. just long enough to give waves to my shoulder length hair. It didn't take long to get the hang of it, but I cheated a bit by watching some YouTube how-to videos. very useful if you are new to curling irons! The owner of one of the hairdressers I go to recommended Hot Tools and so far I couldn't be happier. I don't have any other experience with curling irons so can't really compare them, but I haven't noticed any damage to my hair and I haven't had any ceramic chipping issues yet (as some others have mentioned). . Of course I don't use it every day and time will tell. So far, so good! I am happy to recommend! If you have thin hair, make sure you don't use these products too often. I have close friends who are hairdressers and they all tell me not to use them regularly. I used to spend a lot more time with a hair dryer though, and those things got so hot that I find that to be the sweet spot. I still can't believe it took me so many years to try curling irons. But better late than never.