Is this for sure a dual voltage straightener? I'm going to Europe for 10 weeks and I am shopping specifically for a dual voltage straightener.
1399527
Definitely dual voltage. Was great for my european trip in december. Got plenty hot for my thick curly hair. Fairly lightweight too. Dont forget you will still need a plug adaptor. Which on varies on the country you are visiting. Safe trip!
2086142
It is not the voltage in this case, it is the wattage. Hotel 115V outlets that are meant for razors only have the power capacity to support razors, nothing more powerful, and a straightener uses a lot more power.
1765953
This model has 2 setting for the voltage. Because this model is designed for international travelers. If you follow the collect setting you will not get burned. But it seems like it will not really hot and it will take me to forever to straight my hair. So, even if it is not correct, I will use the hottest setting for me. However, it is not burning my hair and it is working perfectly for me.
1863644
Its probably been 20 years since companies have made razors or shavers that were not dual voltage. That is old hand. I wouldn't worry!!!
628691
After doing a search for dual voltage flat irons, I ordered this one. When it arrived, there was nothing on the packaging or the product itself to make me think it actually was dual voltage. I came back to the website to double-check my information. I read again customers' claims that it is indeed dual voltage. I went over to the wall and, using a plug converter (from American flat to European round prongs), plugged it in. No sparks, no blown fuses. I live in Europe, and I wonder if the product will require replacement sooner than if I were in the States, but I'll cross that bridge later. I don't use a flat iron very often, so it may not be an issue. After doing a search for dual voltage flat irons, I ordered this one. When it arrived, there was nothing on the packaging or the product itself to make me think it actually was dual voltage. I came back to the website to double-check my information. I read again customers' claims that it is indeed dual voltage. I went over to the wall and, using a plug converter (from American flat to European round prongs), plugged it in. No sparks, no blown fuses. I live in Europe, and I wonder if the product will require replacement sooner than if I were in the States, but I'll cross that bridge later. I... » Read More After doing a search for dual voltage flat irons, I ordered this one. When it arrived, there was nothing on the packaging or the product itself to make me think it actually was dual voltage. I came back to the website to double-check my information. I read again customers' claims that it is indeed dual voltage. I went over to the wall and, using a plug converter (from American flat to European round prongs), plugged it in. No sparks, no blown fuses. I live in Europe, and I wonder if the product will require replacement sooner than if I were in the States, but I'll cross that bridge later. I don't use a flat iron very often, so it may not be an issue. « Show Less
2065977
I do not think it is dual voltage, no auto shut off. Never used babyliss pro - The MoroccanOil Flat iron is really great. Many people think I had my hair thinned out but it's really just because all my frizzys are gone!! Leaves your hair really soft and shiny.
954931
You will definitely need a convertor because it is 110v. It works pretty well but it is not the best straightening iron I've ever had. I work in Afghanistan and have to use a 110 convertor.
1204499
Yes , it does. It has automatic dual voltage. (120-220v) My daughter is enjoying it a lot. The curls are softer and it looks like salon curls.
970420
will this hair dryer work in dual voltage? 125-240v? in countries outside of America
2206153
I have only used products that I purchased in the USA and have our standard plugs. If the straightener you bought can be plugged into a plug in the USA than I believe you can use this adapter.
952170
l recieved my remington ceramic curlers,they look great, but l'm in trouble,as no mention being dual voltage,what can l do ? checked out at a couple of place's to get it changed,but was going to cost me heaps
467141
I used it in Austria, Slovenia, and Croatia this summer with adapter plug (NOT converter) and it worked great. Does get hot so you need to be careful. My experience in Italy is that power can be variable at times so you just need to be extra watchful about overheating. But I had no problems in the countries I visited this summer and am pleased with this straightener.
2052256
You *must* use a voltage converter. If you use a plug adapter only, your curlers will work really well for about 5 seconds and never again. If you are just visiting Europe, then it will probably be easier to buy curlers there: Voltage adapters are *heavy* - far too heavy to take on vacation with you. If you still want a converter, look at the current rating (the number of amps) on the curlers, multiply that by 110 and look for a converter that is rated at least 50% higher than that (i.e. number of amps x 110 x 1.5). I promise that buying a set of curlers in Europe will be cheaper...
1250587
This iron is not dual voltage. It is labeled 120V (for use in the United States).
2032574
This flat iron has everything you need and more.... The plates are titanium.. It's dual voltage.. Makes your hair silky smooth... I love mine.... My stylist uses this flatiron on me when I get a keratin treatment...
782307
My wife tried to use a hair straightener in Italy. It is 110v stepped up to 220v. Unit got very hot and began to smoke.
143880
Has anyone actually tried to use this in Europe? Several answers say it is dual voltage, some say not. It could be automatic without a voltage setting. I can read the description that says it is; I want to know if it has actually worked. Thanks!