Hot Tools 1" CeramicTi Tourmaline Flat Iron

Brand: Hot Tools Ceramic Ti Professional Package/Size: 1 Power: 170 W Voltage: 110

Item No: A8544 Model No: 1188 Weight: 1.30 lbs

1" plates for any hair length, even bangs. 170 watts of power with ceramic plates that preserve moisture, eliminate frizz and damaging hot spots.

Product Features:

• Ceramic quickly radiates far-infrared heat that penetrates the center of the hair shaft, exposing hair to less heat, preserving its natural moisture and luster. Ceramic eliminates frizz and damaging hot spots. Easy to clean, inhibits bacteria and odor buildup.
• 170 watts of power for fast heat up and instant heat recovery.
• Heats-up to 430° F
• Creates glossy shine in any type or texture of hair.
• 1" plates straighten hair of any length, even bangs.
• Rounded plate edges to curl ends under or flip them out.
• 10 variable heat settings with ON/OFF switch.
• Ultra-slim European design, easy to handle.
• 8-ft salon-quality power cord resists kinking, twisting.
• Model 1188.
• One-year warranty.

Warnings & Precautions:

Keep away from water to reduce the risk of burns, electric shock, fire or bodily injury. Read all instructions before using.

Product Reviews and Rating:

Hot Tools 1" CeramicTi Tourmaline Flat Iron is rated  (2.67 out of 5) based on 120 reviews by users.

23 (19%) reviewers rated this product "The Best" (5-star) 19 (15%) reviewers rated this product "Good" (4-star) 10 (8%) reviewers rated this product "Average" (3-star) 31 (25%) reviewers rated this product "Fair" (2-star) 37 (30%) reviewers rated this product "Poor" (1-star)

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dont waste your money!
Reviewer: Alana   2009-10-17

i bought this iron about 3 months ago. i am not satisfied at all. this is the second flat iron i've had. The first one was a cheap $20 conair one and honestly, the conair worked WAYYY better then this. the results do not last! i dont even have too curly hair! the ends of my hair flip up after about 10 minutes and this doesnt do a good job getting rid of frizz. all in all, this flat iron is a waste of money, invest in a better one.

Ok
Reviewer: deja   2009-08-01

Ive had this flat iron for two years and while i had it did the things i wanted it to it straightend my hair pretty good and i even used it to curl my hair although the curls only lasted a few hours i was satified. I started to become unsatified when my iron started rusting and smelling a bit after 1 and 1/2 years then about after two years i noticed my hair was not straightening well so i felt the plates and the bottom one was not hot at all like the top one so i could no longer use it :-( but while it worked it heated up good and fast and got really hot.

its pretty good...
Reviewer: jen   2009-06-16

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ive had this iron for a while and it is really good. it makes my hair very smoth and straight and is easy to use and it is a lot cheaper than chi but is almost is good.

Do Not Buy
Reviewer: Jackie   2009-05-29

I've had this flat iorn for a couple of months and I'm alreadt looking for another one. The heat doesn't stay constant and it doesn't even get that hot. It makes me wavy/curly hair a big poof ball at times.

Good for a cheap iron
Reviewer: Cindy from Medford, OR   2009-05-16

I have a friend that is a hairstylist and swears by Hot Tools. She picked this up for me about a year ago. I have never been happy with it. It snags my hair, creases it, takes quite a bit of effort to get it straight (and my hair is fairly straight as it is). My daughter feels the same way about it. A few weeks it stopped heating up. It will warm up, but it takes about 20 minutes and is not the 430 degrees that it is supposed to be. I asked my hairstylist about an iron today (not my friend stylist) and she said that Hot Tools aren't worth the money and recommends the Chi so I purchased one. Hopefully it will be much better because the Hot Tools isn't a whole lot better than the store irons.

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