Do you suggest this curling iron over the infiniti pro by conair professional nano tourmaline ceramic wet/dry curling iron?
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Not sure how it compares to that curling iron but I really like the one I bought...
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The double ceramic had a weak spring - my hair would fall out and it was impossible to curl my hair. The nano tourmaline is great - just the tip is bad. If you have a craft store around, go buy clay or some other ceramic type material you can mold and that will dry into a hard form. I used sculptey to make a tip for myself and it fits really well onto the end (because of those fins in the iron tip) and doesn't fall off at all when I'm using it. Doesn't heat up either. Had this not worked, i'd have bought the double ceramic, used my craft knife to cut some of the plastic pins off the inside, and swapped tips with the nano. The double ceramic had a weak spring - my hair would fall out and it was impossible to curl my hair. The nano tourmaline is great - just the tip is bad. If you have a craft store around, go buy clay or some other ceramic type material you can mold and that will dry into a hard form. I used sculptey to make a tip for myself and it fits really well onto the end (because of those fins in the iron tip) and doesn't fall off at all when I'm using it. Doesn't heat up either. Had this not worked, i'd have bought the double ceramic, used my craft knife to cut some of the plastic pins off the inside,... » Read More The double ceramic had a weak spring - my hair would fall out and it was impossible to curl my hair. The nano tourmaline is great - just the tip is bad. If you have a craft store around, go buy clay or some other ceramic type material you can mold and that will dry into a hard form. I used sculptey to make a tip for myself and it fits really well onto the end (because of those fins in the iron tip) and doesn't fall off at all when I'm using it. Doesn't heat up either. Had this not worked, i'd have bought the double ceramic, used my craft knife to cut some of the plastic pins off the inside, and swapped tips with the nano. « Show Less
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I have a conair curling brush & it is chrome. I like it much better than than curling iron. Have used this model for years with no issues.
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I am not able to use it to curl my hair. To some extent, you can use it to flip the ends but the outside really does not get very hot so it would not work well for curling. It does however work very well at straightening and smoothing and heats up almost immediately which is great when you are in a rush. I use different tools for different styles but if you want one tool that will work for both straightening and curling, I have seen straighteners specifically designed for both styles. Conair makes a 2-in-1 product for about $35 but I have not tried it. I know there are others available as well. Hope this helps! I am not able to use it to curl my hair. To some extent, you can use it to flip the ends but the outside really does not get very hot so it would not work well for curling. It does however work very well at straightening and smoothing and heats up almost immediately which is great when you are in a rush. I use different tools for different styles but if you want one tool that will work for both straightening and curling, I have seen straighteners specifically designed for both styles. Conair makes a 2-in-1 product for about $35 but I have not tried it. I know there are others available as... » Read More I am not able to use it to curl my hair. To some extent, you can use it to flip the ends but the outside really does not get very hot so it would not work well for curling. It does however work very well at straightening and smoothing and heats up almost immediately which is great when you are in a rush. I use different tools for different styles but if you want one tool that will work for both straightening and curling, I have seen straighteners specifically designed for both styles. Conair makes a 2-in-1 product for about $35 but I have not tried it. I know there are others available as well. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I've never seen a straightener used on wet hair before, I wouldn't recommend it, it would probably smoke up and frizz rather than work properly, I'd also probably wouldn't buy any hair straightener from Amazon, they're all fake unfortunately, and yes I said ALL. They all look good when you open the box, but the plates aren't what they're supposed to be. So even if you could straighten your hair wet with the real one, you couldn't with the fake one therefore thinking the Nano product isn't good when actually its a fake. Think about it. A $200 hair straightener for $40? Don't make the same mistake I made twice. Buy a Chi for $69.99 at Marshall's. Its got tourmaline plates and you know its not a fake I've never seen a straightener used on wet hair before, I wouldn't recommend it, it would probably smoke up and frizz rather than work properly, I'd also probably wouldn't buy any hair straightener from Amazon, they're all fake unfortunately, and yes I said ALL. They all look good when you open the box, but the plates aren't what they're supposed to be. So even if you could straighten your hair wet with the real one, you couldn't with the fake one therefore thinking the Nano product isn't good when actually its a fake. Think about it. A $200 hair straightener for $40? Don't make the same... » Read More I've never seen a straightener used on wet hair before, I wouldn't recommend it, it would probably smoke up and frizz rather than work properly, I'd also probably wouldn't buy any hair straightener from Amazon, they're all fake unfortunately, and yes I said ALL. They all look good when you open the box, but the plates aren't what they're supposed to be. So even if you could straighten your hair wet with the real one, you couldn't with the fake one therefore thinking the Nano product isn't good when actually its a fake. Think about it. A $200 hair straightener for $40? Don't make the same mistake I made twice. Buy a Chi for $69.99 at Marshall's. Its got tourmaline plates and you know its not a fake « Show Less
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I am very satisfied with Babyliss Pro. It is not heavy or bulky. The low, medium, and high settings work very well. What I especially like is the "cool" button for when you're styling your hair. It sets the curl. It is also easy to keep lint free to keep the air flow moving.
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I have very curly hair too - this works but tends to leave hair looking dried out at the ends - my stylist feels it's because these (and similar) flat irons can't get hot enough - she recommends getting a professional grade device. Haven't decided to do this yet, and will have to get a reminder as to the recommended brand.
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Ya it should work good for short hair. It's definitely hot enough for adding curl and shape and it's not bulky at all, it's actually the perfect size and it's really light weight which I love. My only complete is it could be just a tad hotter so it could dry my hair quicker. My other Babyliss pro got alittle hotter than this one. I do love it though. Hope this was helpful for you.
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I just tried the Conair Infiniti - kept the reciept and box just in case it didn't work. But after the first use - I threw my reciept away. I must admit that my hair is natural, so I figure if it can straighten my thick and nappy hair, it must work on relaxed hair. I would reccomend it for black hair.
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Yes. That's about how long ago I bought my portable curling iron and they fit it perfectly. Mine is a Conair though. Hope that helps.
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Hi Andrea, I can't make the comparison because I never used the ones you mentioned; however, I have to say that the Solano 3700 moda is the best professional hair dryer I experienced. It leaves the hair silky. It is just awesome and it is not too hot like others which I experienced they burn the hair.
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I use the Express Ion; it's the best flat iron I've ever used. I have thick, frizzy, dry, wavy hair (although my stylist says it's curly), and it does an awesome job on my hair. My adult daughter has truly thick, curly hair, and she loves this flat iron too. I would definitely recommend using a good product to help control your hair before you use a flat iron. I use Paul Mitchell's Straight Works, combined with Organix Moroccan Argan oil.
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I also have curly hair! The low speed on this dryer isn't as low as on some others I've had. It does push your hair around and doesn't let it sit and hold the curl while it's being dried. I didn't buy the diffuser along with the T3 but I am considering it. I think to end up with the best curls, you'd probably need it with this dryer.
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This is the only curling iron that actually grabs the hair and curls it. The brushes are heated thus you get a very nice curl. the only thing is you don't want the brushes to get too close to the scalp but after using it for a bit you will learn how to use it. Why not just try it? It's not too expensive. I hated it at first and now I have two of them because it curls my limp thin hair best.
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I never tried it on damp hair, but I don't think so. It takes too long to heat up, and the curls won't last. Now I have Conair professional curling iron, ten times better!
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I have VERY think hair and I have the whisper light BI and love it! I've had it probably close to a year. I also have the BI single pass flat iron and love it too!
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I think that would all depend on how tight you want the curl. This curling iron should be fine. You can always loosen the curl if it is too tight. This iron is very easy to use and the curls last all day.
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It does VERY well for thick hair, my hair is VERY thick also and I am so HAPPY with this curling iron. Your hair looks shiny and the curls last. You won't be disappointed. HTH