Revlon Crystal C Ceramic Hair Curling Iron Long-Lasting Shine and Less Frizz 1 in

Bought this to replace mine that my teen kept “borrowing” and it was on sale! I love that you set the temperature so I can even put curls in the little one’s hair too. No frizz or feeling like my hair is dried out. Not super bulky and has held up well with traveling back and forth from my boyfriend’s house. Great price and I honestly may just buy an extra one to keep at his house since I’m tired of packing so much stuff! I love that you can use as a curling iron or curling wand! Read more

My partner purchased this to curl her hair. She loves it because you can choose the temperature. It's the perfect barrel size, and has a strong grip. It curls her hair perfectly and she loves the results. The only con would be that her hand tends to turn off the iron when she grips the handle of the iron. Read more

I bought the a few months back and I like it. The only thing I don't like is the metal stand attached. You have to flip it up when it's hot to get full use to the curling iron shaft. I had an older type from Revlon that lasted 10 years which I liked better. It had a shorter shaft but it came with a silicon cover that was great for traveling with it. This one doesn't come with that (so I use the old cover but it's really too short for this one.) I have long thin hair and it's fine with that the ceramic coating is a bit slippery so if you had short hair it might be a problem but for me it's not a problem. It curls well, and it comes with a place to hang it on the wall. Overall I'd recommend it to others. Read more

One of my biggest complaints with most curling irons is that they put the on off button right under where my thumb or fingers rest. This means I am constantly turning the iron off when I'm curling my hair. This one has the button all the way at the bottom of the iron out of reach! Frustration free!! I set it on 300 because I don't really know what setting it needs to be on. Im not that good at being a girl so I don't know things like that. I just know it curls my hair and nothing catches on fire. I was very happy with the curl it gave me and they seemed to be tighter and longer lasting than my revlon curling irons. The other amazing thing is how light weight this is. It probably weighs half as much as my other irons and that makes a big difference when you have a lot of hair to curl. I am very happy with this so far. The price point is a little high but I suppose you get what you pay for. It is so far superior to the cheaper ones that I have been getting in the past. Read more

This iron gets very hot. I have stubborn straight hair but use the lowest setting to avoid frying my hair. And it gets hot fast! My last curling iron lasted a good 20 years, I'm not sure how long this will last. There's an auto-off which was necessary. The first iron I purchased, I returned because my hair did not glide through it. This one does, but not as well as my previous one, but it is the only thing I can think of that I can fault. I don't think you can get anything better for the price. Read more

The curling iron heats very quickly--within seconds--and curls well. The on/off button, however, is poorly placed and will turn off each time the handle is gripped. It's fairly annoying. Read more

My daughter just about has every curling iron from very high end to cheap ones and she said this one works great. No issues at all. Read more

The lever gets over heated and bends too far over, making it impossible to move the clamp up and down. Hair gets caught for too long while maneuvering to release the clamp. Read more