The vibrations cause the plates to spend half the time in direct contact with your hair than they would otherwise, meaning the hair is exposed to half the heat and, while we’re unable to say whether or not this function actually causes your locks less harm, it was fun to use. It has just two buttons – one to turn it on and choose between two temperature settings (160C or 170C) and another to initiate the “revive mode”, which lowers the temperature to 150C and vibrates the plates at 8,000 times per minute to help minimise friction and heat damage. So what about the straightener itself? Fans of Love Island will likely have already spotted this tool lining the dressing room tables of the villa and, just like the well-groomed singletons of season seven, we can confirm that it’s totally our type on paper.ĭesigned with a glossy white finish, the tool looks and feels luxurious, and it’s also super easy to use. So to help you decide whether or not it’s really worth the splurge, we at IndyBest decided to put it to the test. Costing £349, it is a huge investment that requires some deliberation.
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While anyone with a busy lifestyle, or who simply doesn’t want to be tied down when perfecting their ’do, would surely consider the high-tech tool an asset in their handbag, it’s worth noting the cordless iron pro doesn’t come cheap. According to Cloud Nine, it also charges up to twice as fast as other leading cordless irons and weighs the same as your average smartphone. Its latest launch is its first-ever cord-free straightener, the cordless iron pro (£349, ).ĭesigned to give you the freedom to style your hair – in the words of Shakira – whenever, wherever, the tool claims to provide 30 minutes of styling time without the need for an outlet. Its gadgets not only offer results, but they try to be kinder to your hair. The brand, which was founded by former ghd boss Robert Powls, first stormed the styling tool market in 2009.
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