Perfect Heat Triple Ceramic 1/2" Curling Iron | 3X Ceramic Coating for Reduced Heat Damage, 30 Heat Settings, Creates Extra Tight Curls

Very nice but I can't use it because I buy sometimes without reading. The rod size is very small

(from wife, Kim) I have used my curling iron for 40 years. Every time I purchased a new one, I hated it and went back to using my old one. They either took too long to heat, got too hot, tangled my hair, or the biggest problem was, the clip didn't clip tight enough that my hair would slip out. After 40 years, my old one finally quit working. I had no choice but to buy another one. I was hooked with the first use of this one. The clip holds very well, it heats in no time at all, my hair glides right off when I am ready to release it, and it has an amazing heat setting that will work for anyone. I have nothing bad to say about this one at all. Now, lets pray it lasts 40 years like my last one did.

I bought the 1/2 in curling iron for the purpose of using it on a wig I was using for Halloween. So I was looking for a cheap and small barrel curling iron. This was perfect! I was able to sit down and curl the wig while I watched a show. Usually I am afraid of curling irons but I was using this at a low heat setting. It still left some beautiful curls. Not necessarily the type I wanted but that’s on me. I probably needed an even smaller barrel and higher temp but I was afraid to ruin the wig. The downside to this is the placement of the on and off button. It’s located right by the clip handle. So every time I pushed it to clip or unclip, I’d accidentally shut off the curling iron. It was annoying. Huge design flaw. Outside of that, I think it’s a good functioning curling iron. You get what you pay for.

So, I have naturally curly hair but over the past 10 years or so, my hair has become very thin and parts of it seem to be not as curly. So I needed to get a new curling iron. I used to get the Conair curling irons with the dial that have been around since the 80s. But I found this one and I decided to try it. I was pleasantly surprised at the design and how quickly it heated up. It has an auto shut off so I don't have to worry about leaving it on and forgetting about it. It is definitely an upgrade from the old Conair design. I don't get me wrong, if I didn't like this Revlon I probably would have gotten the Conair because I've never had an issue with it. I just wanted to try something different. It was less expensive than the Conair, and I was really looking for the same dial and auto shut off design that's been around forever, but I wanted the 3 pack set of curling irons from Conair and they simply don't have it anymore. Too bad, because that pushed me into getting the Revlon. No regrets here. So far, so good!

Love this curling iron! It heats up quickly and creates smooth, defined curls that actually last. The 1/2 inch barrel is perfect for tighter curls or adding texture, and my hair feels silky—not fried—after using it. It’s easy to handle, doesn’t snag my hair, and gives consistent results every time. For the price, this is a great find. Definitely one of my go-to styling tools!

I like this very much, but I have only had it 6 monts and the finish is coming off. It actally looks like it s rusting is spots. I only use it on dry hair so it shouldn't do this

Super tight girls! No noticeable hair damage even with thin hair. Good cord length. Good heat output. Easy to use. Good grip.

I love this curling iron.

Great product. I like this curling iron makes my curly hair look very pretty easy to work with. Worth to buy. I just love it

Me encantó! Calientan muy rápido y la pinza sostiene muy bien el cabello.

Me gustó mucho ✨👌

Bought this for my mother in law who has short hair and a permanent. She uses it every morning to get extra volume and she say it works really well. It does really tight curls.

works great