INFINITIPRO BY CONAIR Ultra-High Heat Tourmaline Ceramic 1-inch Flat Iron

The media could not be loaded. I saw the reviews where people had it for sale 10 or more years. So I had to order. It really helped straightening out my wig. The heat is perfect and my wig didn’t tangle. It was silky and smooth after straightening it with this flat iron. The shipping was fast and it arrived in god conditions.

Excellent productHeat perfectly and style hair incredibleI bought it thinking in the Tourmaline Hair Straightener of Conair and this version is an exact one!

This is my favorite straightener. I've been straightening my hair since I was 9 (I am now 18) because an awful hair dresser cut my hair way too short and it looked awful because I have always had curly hair, and when your hair is halfway down your ears and curly, you look like a hot mess, even at 9 years old. My sister said it would look better if I straightened it, and I have done so ever since. I bought this straightener 5 years ago when I was in 8th grade because my curly-haired friend had one and her hair looked awesome, and also because my old straightener finally quit on me. It works better than any straightener I have used and works perfect for my medium and long length hair. I often used the highest heat setting for my extremely curly hair, resulting in tons of damage, but that was the only way I could keep my hair decently straight through North Carolina heat and humidity. This straightener doesn't work miracles, because my hair did frizz and wave up if it was raining, humid, hot, or after I sweated, but I can't really expect anything else because that's just how it is when your hair is naturally curly. I also NEVER used heat protectant or any hair products. After 6 years of straightening my curly hair every single day, I decided to stop and embrace my naturally curly hair, a decision I have yet to regret. The damage to my hair was so bad I had to eventually cut 7 inches off my hair even after trying to salvage it for 3 years. But because of the way my hair lays, in my opinion, I look incredibly dumb without straightening the front part of my hair, so I always keep a straightener on me for that reason. After having this straightener for 5 years, it was starting to pull my hair and was really disgusting, and since I'm going to college soon, I was also afraid this one would quit on me when I needed it most. I bought the most top rated straightener off amazon, the HSI professional straightener, to replace it. Big Miss Steak. It sucks in comparison to this, and I had already thrown this straightener away. I returned that straightener and bought this one, again, and am as happy with this one as I was with the other. Along with using this straightener to straighten the front part of my hair every so often, I also straighten all of my hair when I get it trimmed so my hair dresser doesn't brush it (we all know how curly haired girls look when they brush their hair) or wash it (we also all know that washing then cutting your hair always results in a disaster). I don't know how top-end straighteners work, like CHI and what not, but I do know the "professional" straightener that I bought sucked. Therefore I will only use this straightener unless I find something better, and honestly, you can't really beat it for the price.

My 3 daughters and I love this straightener!! It has adjustable heat settings which is great for us as 2 of us have thin hair and 2 have very thick hair. This straightener heats up super fast, and straightens in one swipe, so it takes very little time to straighten my entire head of hair, which is long. I love the thicker plates so I can straighten bigger sections at once, still only using one swipe. It has a nice grip on the handle to assist with squeezing, it’s super nice, and makes it really easy to use!! TIP: We ALWAYS use a heat protection oil on the last 3 inches of our hair to protect it from the straightening process, it really helps to prevent split/dry ends.

Overall, I am very happy with this purchase, especially at this price (less than $30). (My initial comparisons are with a 2” Chi. I have been using the 2” Chi for several years. It has felt on the outside of the iron so I could press hard.)On the Conair, there’s a grip for your fingers to hold plates together. If you stray from that spot it is very hot. In some positions, I do not feel there’s enough pressure just using these finger grips so I run my hair through a few swipes. Once I got used to the design, it got easier to get correct pressure.The settings are easy to use. I think I might accidentally click up or down when I grip the iron at an odd angle, like when I’m doing the back of my head. It did not happen during my first trial run but I expect that it might.My hair got caught easily if was not exactly aligned in middle of the paddles. There’s a small gap/groove at end of the plates that grabs hair. So I have to be careful not to get a section of hair that’s too wide when flattened. (I got the hang of this, too, but it hurts when a few hair get pulled or snagged on the edge of the plate.) The plates do not run to the end of the paddles so that was disappointing. This is the design bc the last inch of the paddle is the finger grip.The handle is very nice. The product is easy to carry because it’s light.The cord is shorter than what I’m used to using so I may have to get an extension cord—Not a big deal, but it did affect my work space planning this first time.It got hot fast. I used the 4th setting and it was plenty hot.