I have long, thick, curly hair. I know, why curl my hair? Well I have little curls, but when I attempt to curl my hair with a curling iron, the curls are big and beautiful. Sadly, these curls usually fall or don't come out right. With this Conair Infiniti 1 Curling Iron, the curls never fall, they always come out beautiful, and can handle my thick hair. I love it.

amd2013

USA

I've only used this a couple of times so far, but it heats up really fast. I like that it has several settings and includes an automatic shutoff. It's easy to use and easily curls my think hair. I like the large curls it puts in my hair.

jeanett26

USA

Just got this today and I used it to curl my daughters very thick long hair. It worked well when I used small sections. When I tried to curl larger sections it was not so successful. It heats up FAST, which I really like and it get HOOOOOOOOT. I almost burned my hand. I would NOT use this on fine, damaged or thin hair because it could burn your hair right off. There are several heat settings, but I still think for certain hair types...its too hot. Overall though, I liked it.

beautyreviews

Tampa, FL

I have used various curling irons in my lifetime. I love conair's curling iron though because it does what it says and it is very easy to use. I love the fact that it is not difficult to use, so for those of you who are like me and who at times have to struggle to do your hair, this is perfect. First off, this product heats up rather quickly which saves you time. It is rather simple to use, virtually goof proof even. Trust me I am not a hair stylist and even I can get great curls with this. I usually do my hair at night when I know I am going to end up with a short amount of free time in the morning. So I curl my hair, put it up and in the morning I still wake up with curls in tact, so I can just run my fingers through it and go. I also like the fact that it doesn't make my hair frizzy which it is very prone to, and I also do not have tu use any extra product to get the curl to last throughout my day. Its great.

inac

La Puente, CA

When I had my Conair Infiniti Curling Iron I used it almost everyday, and really did like it then I got my hair cut and stopped using it. I remember that I would let it get to close to my skin and end up burning myself and that wasn't always good. I used it so much that it finnaly gave up and I never got another one. My girls they used it too so it got a lot of use out of it and it was a fine tool to use for the hair and really did love it. It would stay hot a little longer than I liked so you had to keep it high from children so that they would not get burned. It did store well and I could just wrapped the cord up and put it on the shelf and not have to worry about it anymore and now that I have my hair short I really don't need one at all. When you get older you don't need things like a curling iron but if you still like doing your hair than this is a good one to use and it will do the job just fine.

blueliberty1

Milo, IA

I have owned the Conair Infiniti curling iron for over a year now and I have been pleased with it.  This curling iron heats very quickly and has different heat settings to choose from so that you get the right heat for your type of hair.  It is very easy to use.  You just plug it in, push the "on" button and choose your heat setting by pushing either the plus or minus button.  It's very easy to see what heat setting you've chosen because there is a light by the current heat setting. And once it heats up (in not very much time at all) it is very easy to use and curls hair very well. One thing that you need to be very careful with, however, is that the hottest setting (which is the one I use most frequently) is very hot (395 degrees).  This could very easily burn a little child.  Be extra cautious when using it around children--do not get distracted when it is on.  Other than that, it has worked great for me, and I recommend it.

jamiereeder

Logan, UT

If you are looking for a curling iron that works well and definately has longevity, buy a Conair curling iron. I bought one when I was about 16 years old and just got a new one when I was 37. I used it almost every day during all those years. The little wire stand that holds the hot part off of the surface broke a few years back, but I had to keep fixing it and rigging it because I loved my Conair. I couldn't afford to buy a new curling iron, so I got a couple from yard sales or on clearance at the store. They were never Conair and to me, they did not get as hot as my Conair did, so they didn't curl well. I have very fine hair that is hard to get to hold a curl, but Conair does the trick. I finally got another Conair and it was just as good as my old one. My Conair went with me through college. It also went with me when I was a missioary in Cambodia. The volts there are 220 instead of 110, hertz are different, and they have bad electric surges which ruined many of our electric appliances. I plugged my Conair into the wall each day and it lasted through all three years I was there. I am definately sold on Conair. I have gotten my money's worth many times over, and next time I won't buy anything but Conair.

yellowshare

Lancaster, PA

**Conair curling iron**.  I like all Conair products including this curling iron, because it's easy to use and it's very affordable.  I have a curly and fizzy hair and since my expensive Revo styler brush gave out (which i loved), i needed a replacement.  So naturally, I searched and thought of Conair for quick fix.  I've had this Conair curling iron for about a year and I use it to tame my curls, especially my bangs.  To tame my frizzy hair, I use a very little (dab) olive oil instead of styling products, which helps tame the frizzes and turns out, it's good for your hair too.  I learned this trick, when I was around my nice/nephews when they were babies- I didn't want them to be exposed to the chemicals when I held them, so now that they're bit older, I still use the oil to tame my frizzy and use the iron to straighten and add bit of curl.   Don't get me wrong, I miss my Revo but Conair is a good substitute - it's easy to use and affordable.  However it does take some patients to do entire hair.

nvgirli

Bethesda, MD

The conair infiniti curling iron is a pretty simple styling tool. You can style your hair in various ways with this iron and the best thing is that the curls stay in for quite a while. The iron also heats up pretty fast. It takes about a minute to heat up, and there is a little light on the curling iron that indicates when the iron is heated up. When you first plug in and turn on the device the light is blinking and once it stops blinking the iron is heated up. The heat settings are low, medium, hot, and maximum. It has very nice grip that prevents your thumb from slipping off of it. Its easy to use, too. Overall I think this is an excellant curling/styling iron, and I recommend it for everyone and various occasions whether it be a social event or in a work setting. I also have to say that it gives be really pretty and attractive curls. Another thing,there are different versions of the conair infinity curling iron out there, so my review may not be for the one you're considering, but either way conair makes good products and ive heard mostly good things about their styling irons.

day422

Jonesboro, GA

I love to curl my hair whenever I go out, but I used to try not to curl it too often because my hair would turn brittle and dry with a lot of split ends when I curl it a lot. However, I picked up this Conair Tourmaline Curling Iron not too long ago and now I can curl my hair as much as I like. The tourmaline technology helps protect your hair from getting too burnt when curling for a long time. It's the same technology that is used in a lot of hair dryers these days. When this technology first came out, all of the hair tools cost over a hundred bucks if it had tourmaline or ionic features. Nowadays, it's very inexpensive and you could purchase hair dryers and curling irons with tourmaline for just barely 20 or 30 bucks. Now that's a great deal in order to protect your hair! This curling iron is lightweight and easy to use. It heats up really quickly, and has many many heat settings. Overall, it is completely worth the money and now I can go out with curls more often.

stevesnake0209

Chino, CA