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| Brand | BaBylissPRO |
| Item model number | 074108413901 |
| Color | Black |
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| Product Id | 513654 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 3 (1 ratings) 3 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 074108413901 |
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BaBylissPRO Porcelain Ceramic Straightening Iron, 1.5"
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The flat iron works really well. It's good for smaller sized curls and it smoothed the hair.
This is a really good hair straightener. It is much cheaper than many of their other irons but still performs very well! My hair is very hard to straighten, but this straightener does a great job! I highly recommend this product.
Wanted to update my hair straightener after using the same one for the last 7 years, and I'm so happy with this purchase. I like that it slides smooth, and you can adjust the heat. Easy to use, nothing complicated, and it does a great job straightening and maintaining my hair.
Me encanto esta plancha, me deja el pelo súper lindo
My baby bliss flat iron works so good! Highly recommend.
Slides easy don't pull hair my hair it's fine and curly excellent for it love it
This product is the best no issues love it worth every penny
From reading the other reviews I thought the straightener would feel smooth sliding thru my hair but there are times where it feels like it catches. It feels like I'm tugging at my hair a little too much but in the end I guess it does it's job.
There isnt anything special about this overpriced flat iron. My $25 Revelon one actually works better. This one pulls the hair and not smooth. I could almost hear my hair ripping. Tried different heat settings and on my daughters hair and same thing. Save your hair and money.
These are not real Babyliss flat irons! Called Babyliss gave them the numbers off it and they said they were fake. Paint was chipping on plates after 1st use