It works.
Several years ago I used to use the Maxius flat iron with the little pins on one side of the iron. It worked well enough until it started sparking and smoking after 1 year of use. They weren’t cheap back then but I bought another one. A year and a half later same thing happened. I played around with blow dryer brushes, bought an Asavea straightening brush which I’ve had for 10 years. Not quite straightening but good enough. I bought this flat iron because it had teeth on both plates. Early bday gift to myself, lol! For $20 why not? Today was 1st day using it. I set it at 350. Heated up fast and proceeded. I sectioned off my hair and all it took was 2 passes to get it pin straight. Now I have hard to straighten frizzy, fine curly hair, and it’s med. thick. I was pleasantly surprised how easy it was to get my unruly hair straight. It shaved off some style time, gets close to the roots (so no weird bumps), not heavy or awkward to use. And even though it gets hair straight it’s not flat. Since I don’t have a lot of hair that’s a plus. In all fairness I’ve only used this iron once. I need to play around with it more but color me impressed. It comes with 2 styling clips and has a Velcro strap to keep your cord stay neat when stored. Clear, concise directions - please read them, you won’t go wrong. I’ll update if this attractive baby (it is not cheap looking) conks out on me. I just really hope it doesn’t because I love it. Read more
