💦 Remington Wet2Straight Flat Iron S7330A: 1 3/4 Inch Ceramic + Titanium Plates for Effortless Hair Styling Review

I bought this iron in February and by May it was dead. Before buying this model I owned and used the S7211 for 6 years. I've never had a problem with it. I used this new model, S7310, once a week, I really don't understand how I can buy a brand new iron and then 3 months later it dies. I am extremely disappointed. I'm not really trying to discourage anyone from using Remington products, but be aware that for some reason this particular model isn't very good.

This is not working as well as I had hoped. The plates get so hot you can't touch the plastic without burning your hands. Also, my hairdresser told me never to use it on wet hair because you really damage your hair. My old one works 10 times better than this one. It wasn't what I expected and even when my hair is dry it doesn't take the frizz out of my hair like my old one did.

I am shocked and surprised! My hair is thick and curly especially when wet as you can see in the picture. I bought this to see if it would work because I was looking for something that would work. I read all the reviews, both good and bad. I knew to expect a black iron and not the color shown in the photos. I tried it and it works! I was completely surprised. However, it will take me a long time to get my hair done. But hey, time is all I have right now.

I have only had 3 straighteners in my life. My first was poop. My hair kept getting stuck in the gaps between the plates and the heat took forever, so I thought I'd found something really special when I got my first Remington (purple) straightener. It was thin, perfectly straightened, heated up quickly, no more hair pulled. I had this straightener for 8 years. The power button died a month ago. I got this one thinking it would be the same as my old one. I think it's a sign of getting old that I