MBHAIR Ceramic Crimper Iron Volumizing Fluffy Hair, Anti Static Adj Temp

Very fast heating up, crimps well , nice to handle and kind of light weight but I definitely liked this product.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I’m really impressed with the MBHAIR Ceramic Crimper Iron! It heats up quickly, is easy to use, and gives my hair beautiful volume and texture without a lot of effort. The ceramic plates help create smooth, long-lasting waves while adding the extra lift I was looking for. It feels lightweight, works well, and is a great tool for creating a fuller hairstyle. Definitely a great value and I would recommend it!

i cosplay and this thing is amazing. works well, like a hair straightener, very easy to use and with the price. it heats up very quickly. it can work as a crimper or a hair straightener. no smell at all! i used it on my wigs and nothing melted.

A good crimper, just kind of small so you have to go over the pieces slowly and small sections

pretty good! first time using a crimper and it works how its supposed to, heat settings and all. i was using this for a synthetic hatsune miku cosplay wig and its worked pretty well!

Graet

Worked fine, ease of use, looked great

TL;DR You get what you pay for. It’s pretty meh, but if you aren’t worried about the hot plastic issue, are only going to use it like 3 or 4 times a year and you don’t have money burning holes in your pockets, this is probably an ok option for you ————————- It basically does what it’s supposed to but in the lowest quality possible. I’d give it 2 stars if it wasn’t for the cost-to-quality ratio. Biggest complaint, the plastic gets VERY hot! I use the lowest setting and it is way too hot to touch. It seems the manufacturer knows this because they included a single cloth glove. Hope it fits, because the bigger your hand, the more it will stretch and the thinner it be becomes. I’ve never bothered with the glove but I only have about 40% of my hair left (thinning) so it doesn’t take any force to close the crimper all the way with just the handle. It definitely will still require 2 hands to get those deep crimps with normal hair, just like any other crimper. In the 80s I had a crimper, probably Conair, and this is miles below in quality. The plate is narrower, the crimps are shallower, and most of all, the plastic is HOT. Honestly, I’d be afraid to turn it to even half power, it’s that hot. .