KIPOZI 1.2 Inch Curling Iron with Ceramic Coating Barrel, Hair Curler with Anti-scalding Insulated Tip, Dual Voltage,Include Heat Resistant Glove(Rose Pink) for Mother's Day

My hair is very fine so having a lot of volume is a must for me. This curling iron does just that!! It heats up in about 30-60secs depending on your temperature setting, has a digital display of the heat temp which is easily adjustable with a push of a button. I really like that it has a swivel power cord so it doesnt get tangled up. For my fine hair I had it set for 310 degrees had no issue with it frying my hair or causing damage it made the perfect soft silky curl for my liking. Overall this is a really good curling iron for the price!

This is my 3rd Kipozi iron. I have two of their flat irons and this is my first regular curling iron.What I like:Adjustable temp. It's very easy to adjust up and down . I can make this iron as hot as I like. I have naturally straight hair and live in a humid area there for I need my curling iron hotter. I use a heat protectant on my hair before I dry it so that helps. This curling iron curls my hair so well.Heats up quick! The blue digital readout shows you exactly when it's ready. Easy peasy.Auto shut off! Huge plus for me. I leave home many times and honestly can't remember if I unplugged my curling iron. Even expensive curling irons I have don't have Auto shut-off. Love this feature. As far as I'm concerned all irons should have this.What I'm not happy with:This curling iron doesn't clamp/hold my hair well when beginning to curl. My hair is super fine and it can slip out easily. It may just be my hair. I just have to be extra careful that my hair stays in well as I bring it to the ends before curling up.Overall happy with this curling iron!

I'm very happy with my newest curling iron! This barrel size is ideal for big, bouncy curls. It's a good look for fall.My favorite local hair salon has a month long waiting list to get an appointment due to coronavirus. I can't exactly pop in for a nice hairstyle. Since I've been buying lots of stuff on amazon lately, I thought I'd try this new curling iron. I think my first attempt with it turned out great!Note: My hair is frizzy, wavy, and air dried today. I added a tiny bit of hair oil before wrapping it in a tshirt towel to dry, then used the Kipozi 1.2" curling iron. Took me about 15 min to curl my hair. I should have used a heat protectant spray but it turned out looking good and undamaged. If you have fine hair I'd recommend using hair spray so curls last. My hair is naturally a medium-coarser texture so it's holding the curls without any spray.

Overall I liked the features and ease of use of this curling iron. First of all, it is slightly smaller than my previously owned irons. This will allow me to make a smaller, more compact curls, which works for me. I have never used a glove before, which this iron comes with, and I have to say it takes the fear of burning myself away. I liked the LCD display as it was easy to use and see. It gets a little hotter than my old iron, which is good for me. It heated quickly and the ceramic plates were easy on my coarse hair. The cord swiveled, but was a bit thinner and flatter than my previous iron. I did like the rubber coated stand that kept the iron off the counter. Dual voltage capability might be good for traveling, but won’t know that for a while. Overall, a good curling iron.

I am very pleased with this curler overall. I like that you actually press down on the buttons so I don't run the risk of accidentally raising or lowering the heat setting. This was a 1/4 increase in barrell size, and I expected my curls to fall immediately, not so! I'm still struggling with the back of my head, but it will take some more practice. And my hair didn't frizz and drop all curls in the Florida humidity, everything got a little poofy but still stayed smooth.One thing I disliked is the clamp isn't as secure as I prefer; sometimes it worked perfectly fine, other times my hair slipped through the space between the barrell and clamp as if it wasn't there. I guess I need to work on the right thickness to wrap around it.

I have and love my Kipozi hair straightener so when I saw this I knew I had to give it a try. I typically only use a curling wand because my hair is very thick, long and hard to curl. I set the temp to 400 (which is what I typically use with my wand) and I was amazed at how well the curls came out. The curling iron itself is very easy to use and heats up quicker than my curling wand. I love that it has the automatic shut off! I even tried this in my daughters super fine, straight, thin hair (at 350) and her curls came out adorable! They even lasted until the next day! Definitely would recommend this curling iron!

This curling iron works very well and is be well made (I've had it about a month now). I took a star off because the mechanism that holds your hair around the barrel isn't tight enough. If you want to adjust your roll a little bit after you have it set in your hair, the grip loosens and it's difficult to get it back so you end up starting again. It's a workable thing, would just be better if it gripped more.

Just what I was looking for to replace my old Conair curling iron which stopped working. I purchased another Conair, but had to put it in my donation box. The end piece had been redesigned; it was cone-shaped which made it smaller and harder to hold without touching the hot barrel; it was also hot. The Kipozi has a good sized end piece making it easier to hold, and it doesn't get hot. The ceramic barrel makes my hair smooth while giving it some body. The extra long barrel took a little getting used to, and the tension of the clamp isn't as tight as my old curling iron, but I'm very satisfied with it.