Features:

• The 100% ceramic plates heat quickly and evenly, and they recover heat quickly after each pass.
• The plate size is perfect for those who need lots of control while styling, especially around the roots and face.
• The plates float to provide the perfect amount of contact.
• It has heat settings ranging from 200 to 400 degrees Fahrenheit.

Pros:

• The floating plates ensure outstanding contact and do not pull or tug at the hair while styling.
• The low 200-degree setting is perfect for those with baby-fine, bleached, or damaged hair. The higher settings are best for those who have thicker, coarser hair.
• It creates curls, waves, ringlets, spirals, flips, and more – all with one tool!
• Styles remain intact, even in high humidity.

Cons:

• The iron does not have an auto shut-off feature.
• The 400 degree (highest) setting is not powerful enough for very curly or hard-to-style hair.

Conclusion:
If you are in the market for an affordable straightener that mimics tools found in high-end salons around the world, this is the tool for you. However, if you have very coarse hair that is generally hard to style, this iron may not have the power you need. The 100% ceramic plates are the real draw for this tool; they create silky smooth hair, whether you choose to straighten, curl, wave, or flip. Overall, it is a great buy.

How To Straighten:

1. Blow-dry your hair completely (having wet or damp hair while using this type of heated iron is damaging and ineffective).
2. Plug in your flat iron and select your desired temperature setting.
3. Separate the top half of your hair into a bun so you have less hair to work with at a time.
4. Hold a small section of the bottom half of your hair taut (approximately 1" x 1" thick).
5. Starting as close to your head as possible (without burning it), clamp your  Iron onto the small section of hair you've separated.
6. Pull the iron down in one fluid motion.Repeat steps 5 and 6 until the bottom half of your hair is straight. When finished, take the top half of your hair out of its bun and repeat the straightening process. 
 

How To Curl:

1. Blow-dry your hair completely (having wet or damp hair while using this type of heated iron is damaging and ineffective).
2. Plug in your flat iron and select your desired temperature setting.
3. Separate the top half of your hair into a bun so you have less hair to work with at a time.
4. Hold a small section of the bottom half of your hair taut (approximately 1" x 1" thick)
5. Note: the size of the section you separate affects the size and crispness of the curl. Smaller sections will give you tighter curls, while larger sections will result in big, loose curls.
6. Starting as close to your scalp as possible (without burning it), clamp your straightener onto the small section of hair you've separated. Depending on which direction you'd like your hair to curl, turn the straightener either inwards or outwards a half-turn (which should create a U-shape with the remaining hair and the iron).
7. Maintaining this half-turned position of the iron, pull down the straightener in one fluid motion.
8. Repeat steps 6 and 7 until the bottom half of your hair is straight. When finished, take the top half of your hair out of its bun and repeat the curling process. 
9. When finished, remember to unplug your straightener and store away properly.