Conair Supreme Curling Iron Combo Pack, 1/2", 3/4", & 1", Set of 3

Used to get these back as early as 1985 when they were brown! These are the same. They get 1 temp hot no auto shut off but they do the trick. They gave the clomp thing so no MJ glove required or no slide capability. But a simple 3 curling irons in 3 sizes that do the trick and hold a decent curl without an off brand company searing your hair off. They’re metal not ceramic but you still have your hair and it’s curled to your liking. It may not hit 400°F so if your hair is t hi keg or harder to curl you may need more time and or product. I’m one of those and it worked for me but takes a bit longer that’s all. It hard to go back to the 80’s but 3 safe irons for $30 vs $80 each sold me on the old days. Pls Unplug it though. Don’t burn down pretty please. Best of luck hope your experience is ok like mine.

I have had a Conair curling iron for years and it still works great, but I had my hair cut shorter recently so I needed some smaller size curling irons. This is a very nice set and it works great. I am very pleased with this product. I just hope they last as long as my old set did.

Although the sizes are great, they only have 1 heat setting, therefore if it's not hot enough, which it is not at all, there's nothing you can do, also the only way to turn it on is to plug them in, there's no on/off switch. A waste of money & time and I'll never buy another item from them again, they're that awful.

For most people this set would be a great low cost option. The irons work, heat up in a reasonable amount of time, and are easy to operate. However, I have very thick, coarse hair. These irons do not get as hot as my older Revlon adjustable temp iron. It hadn't occurred to me, that since they aren't adjustable, they would be a lower temp. They are still usable. They just take longer to make curls that last. You have to use the thinnest sections of hair and you really have to leave the iron in the curl longer. It's trial and error to determine how long. I like that I can use the 2 largest irons and have different sized curls, which looks a little more natural. Would I purchase again? Yes & No *If I was buying for a tween with normal or thin hair, so they can learn with simple, straightforward equipment, these would be perfect. *If I really needed new irons for myself and these were what I could afford, they would get the job done. Especially, if I had normal or fine hair. *If I were looking for inexpensive irons to leave in my travel bag for quick packing and less worry if my luggage is lost, these are great. *If I were growing my hair back out and in that awkward in-between stage where you don't know what to do with your hair and might still get frustrated enough to cut it very short again(this is me), this is a great solution. *If I knew I was going to use an iron several times a week or even daily, and had my hair type, and could afford something better that heats faster and has variable temp settings, I'd definitely go for the upgrade. In my situation, I've missed the return window, so I'll keep these around for travel and to use on my granddaughter. I'll be shopping around for nicer irons for myself once I decide to keep growing my hair out.

Awesome and the price too!

I must say the price was right for these curling irons. I thought it would be fabulous to have the three different sizes for the price of one, but the curling irons did not get hot enough to keep a curl in my hair. It was made out of cheap material and did not have a temperature control. Also based on the picture the item had a shut-on and off button this did not. It have a small little dot that turned a different color to tell you that it is hot enough. I know back in the day Conair was a good product, but This was not what I expected. I returned the item.

Teenage daughter likes it so it must be good. No complaints from her so that's saying something.

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