Review on 💇 Revolutionize Your Haircare Routine with the Hot Tools Nano Ceramic Digital Flat Iron, 1 inch by Skye Gunnell

I like this hair straightener because of its thinner size. This is the perfect size for me with thin, long hair so I can get rid of rough patches or bruises before work. It also works well as a regular hair straightener for everyday use to achieve smoother texture and more beautiful appearance. I've used it on my natural hair and I've used it on curls. I also have a hard time using my regular hair straightener as a curler, but this is the perfect size for getting decently tight coils. I've tested it on extensions and also on a pair of cosplay wigs with no problems. It works well at low temperatures and I haven't had any problems with synthetic hair. It heats up quickly and I don't feel like I'm getting a lot of static electricity from a synthetic or natural material. It's very easy to use. It plugs in and has little buttons on the side for on/off and convenient temperature control. The temperature is displayed digitally in large characters and I can manually adjust it to find the temperature I want. I usually use it at high speed for curls and a little lower for straightening. I like 300° for straightening and 400°F or higher for curls. It can be burned, so I'm trying to be careful. My hair can feel unbearably hot. The only drawback for me is the price. It's more expensive at $71, while the Signature series is just $36 and offers the exact same temperature control, digital design, and ceramic features. Similar product: https://www.amazon.com/TOOLS-Signature-Ceramic-Digital-Flat/dp/B07SCDVZ5D/ref=psdc_11058261_t1_B08FY8TTTY