Corioliss classic Leopard Tourmaline Hair Straightener

This product is a good one IF you can find it for a good price on the Internet (as opposed to buying at the mall). The mall will trap you into paying $130 or more for this iron, and to be honest, I think the ones they use for demonstrations are better models. That seems odd, but when the girl at the mall curled my hair, it came out FANTASTIC! I even curled pieces with the same iron in the mall while the girl showed me how-and the curls were nice and bouncy. Then of course, when you get home, it doesn't work the way you want it to. Overall, I'd say that with some practice to style hair the way you want, this iron is pretty good. I also have a HAI convertible (my second one) which is my favorite-does not let me down and I can do all the same things (flips, curls, straight, etc.) with it. DON"T GET SUCKERED INTO BUYING AT THE MALL!!

I've owned a Corioliss hair straightener before and it was excellent. It had cost $150, was very smooth, slick and worked well. Had dial controls for heat settings. It only lived for three years, but 5 people used it. The one I bought was billed as a $250 one, had no heat controls and was not as smooth. In fact, felt and acted really cheap. I didn't return it because I didn't want to pay shipping. Bought myself a real $150 dollars one from another brand, InfraShine, that looks and feels even better than the old Corioliss. I felt duped. That was not even worth the price it cost, $59.

Works great! Heated up quicker than my old corioliss straightener and I could really tell the difference the 2nd day after I straightened my hair because I barely had to touch it up at all. Highly recommend!