INFINITIPRO BY CONAIR Rainbow Titanium Flat Iron, 1-inch

I been looking for these. I bought these about 6 years ago from Kohl’s . It was time for a new pair because the old one I had broke on the top but they still work an still use them but I needed another pair these are perfect for straighten your hair me an my daughters have 4c hair an when I say it’s like when went to the salon it’s the best

This is my second one, and I replaced! (My preschooler played with water in the bathroom and blew the fuse).

Newest straightener after years of having an old burnt out straightener from Sally’s I looked at reviews on YouTube and I found this straightener and my hair is beautifully straight for Daze

I was so upset when my expensive hair straightener finally died and didn’t feel like spending a fortune to replace it. so I figured I’d give this one a try after seeing a bunch of good reviews.Im definitely happy I did cause it works great! I have very thick hair that is coarse ,kinky and frizzy. this hair straightener makes my hair nice and smooth and does so quickly .I will say it gets very hot I think it’s even hotter than my last hair straightener. so you definitely need to use a ton of heat protection also try it on the lower settings before putting it all the way up . I use spray leave in protection as well as a leave in cream that has heat protection and frizz control I have not noticed any heat damage on my hair .My only major con with this product is the button placement. once in a while I have clicked the up or down heat setting on it by accident because it is placed in an area where your palm can hit it especially if you’re trying to curl your hair with the hair straightener other than that and it’s really the only reason why I didn’t give it the full stars .I’ve really enjoyed it so far.

I saw many reviews from other black women(I'm also black) who said it damaged their hair, so I was very anxious to buy. I washed my hair with shear moisturizer. When rensing out the conditioner I left some in the hair. I applied chi hair protector serum and the dark and lovely blow out heat protector before blow drying. I started on medium warm heat, when I got it as straight as possible, I finished with a hight heat and would put the hair strand on cool right after. I applied olaplex #3, both chi, and dark and lovely protector on the hair again after the blow dry. When I went to straighten I only used heat setting of 320. After, I applied some more olaplex and wrapped my hair in a circle then into a bonnet(repeated bonned wrap every night). I never straightened two days in a row. And in a week I passed the straightener only 3x or less in big chuncks on 320. Four times I used the setting on 350 and no problems. My hair was kept damage free and bone straight in mid-west humidity for TWO MONTHS. No issues. I highly recommend. Btw I am a all natural curly hair women. Never dyed or anything to my hair and its 4a for refrence.

I own this as well as the Bio Ionic 10x flat iron, which retails for over $200. Comparing the two, they have their pluses and minuses, but considering the price, I'd say this one is the better buy. It actually curls and flat irons more effectively than the Bio Ionic when set to the same temp. Not sure if it's the titanium coating on the plates, but it seems to do a better job of transferring heat. That said, because it's so efficient, I do feel like it damages my hair more than the Bio Ionic. This one also has slightly longer plates that the Bio Ionic by about 0.5" (both have extra long plates when compared to a standard flat iron) and the casing gets less hot when in use. I also like that it has about a one inch section at the end that the plates do not reach, so that area of the casing stays cool and gives me an easy place to place my fingers as I guide the flat iron down the hair. Cons: The cord is too short, but I purchased a 3ft extension cord and solved that problem. Not dual voltage, but that's only an issue if you travel out of the country frequently. Finally, unlike the Bio Ionic, which is smooth as butter, the Conair does snag a bit. I think this is due to the edges of the plate being somewhat unfinished, which leaves them rough. It doesn't snag to the point where it's pulling out hairs, but it does make the experience less pleasant.

I like how well it straightens my hair. It leaves my hair feeling silky, it glides down my hair without catching, the buttons are conveniently located, and it doesn't burn my hands when I go to touch it. I would definitely recommend this product to people.