InStyler Rotating Hot Iron Hair Styler

I was given this as a 21st present 3 years ago and I still use it.

I find that it's not as harsh on my hair, especially with a heat protectant, even when I'm using it often, although I also find that there are things it struggles to do that a traditional straightener can do easily like getting in to the roots and precise curls. Although the add shows it creating curls, it's quite difficult to do because the barrel is always moving so you can't hold the hair in place long enough for the curl to form, and because it doesn't get as hot at other stylers, I finds curls don't hold very long.

This product is great for people who have thick hair like me because since the brush gets at knows and also evenly distributes the hair over the barrel, you can do larger sections of hair at a time, shortening straitening time.

While there are a couple of kinks to straighten out, I am still very happy with mine and will continue to use it.

okay so i brought this because i heard i could curl my hair easily with it, swell as straighten.. so i first straightened my hair and i love it for straightening my hair!! however I've tried to curl my hair a few times with it and it doesn't curl !! i even got my friend who's amazing with hair styles to try it and well the instyler just isn't one to curl my type of hair in. it just kinda made a burning smell.. but its brilliant to straighten any sorts of hair!!

After using the rotating iron, i would never go back to using a flat iron. The instyler i havent used but i have used which is the exact same this except you can also use it on wet hair to instantly straighten without blowdrying. Because of having curly hair i find it helpful as blow drying makes my hair frizzy so being able to straighten it while its damp from tge shower is a life saver. I feel like it doesnt really cut time nor is it faster because you have to feed each section through slowly for a nice and smooth finish. I do find it easier to use due to the fact there is a heat gard so i dont burn myself. I really like this product but i do reccomend doing your research before hand to make sure you will like it as much as i do.

I don't straighten my hair often, but when hubby and I went out for dinner on my birthday I decided it called for pretty hair. I had washed my hair the night before and left it to dry during the day. I used a heat protectant spray and then dove in, so to speak. It is pretty simple to use, push the power button until the light bar is at the level you want it on (I used the lowest setting since my hair is quite fine). Then I just started sectioning my hair and running the instyler through my hair, which lovely results. My hair was straight and smooth, exactly what I was hoping for.

My daughter wanted her hair done as well, so I was playing around with it and tried to use the curling feature - no matter what I did I couldn't get it to curl her hair. So I don't know if there's something I didn't understand, but it didn't work for me. I wouldn't really be using it for curling so I'm happy with this product.

Have owned one of these in the past to trial, just because it looked decent on television.

This styler was absolute rubbish for my hair type (I have fine strands of hair that has a lot of curl and wave) I found that even though I constantly brushed my hair (so that it was smooth) before putting it through the bristles and clamping down the rotating iron, I still had bunches of hair that just got caught up/tangled in the bristles which made the "brush" part pretty much pointless (because there was always so much hair build up in it).

Because of all of the heat emanating from the iron the bristles on the brush also melted slightly outward to almost give the appearance of an over-used toothbrush.

I would absolutely not recommend this product to any person who had curly hair.

So I ended up with 2 of these as I bought them through the infomercial. Glad I did, it became my go to when I needed to wash and straighten out my frizzy hair without going to the salon. The only down side of the product is after a few times it did not clamp tight enough, seemed to wear really quickly and eventually the brushes on either side came off. Glad I had the second one!

I bought this heat styling tool because I wanted to try something different to the straightener. The thing I did like about this is that it didn't make my hair feel crispy at the ends and was easy to curl my ends inwards or have them curled away from my face. It did smooth out my hair nicely as well. I hated getting burnt using this as it would heat up really hot and getting burnt was not fun at all! I found that it was noisy as well which I didn't really like either. You definitely had to brush out all the small knots and tangles before using this. Overall it did give smooth, soft results but getting burnt, I wasn't a fan of this.

I think the inStyler is great. My mum gave me one for my birthday and i fell in love with it straight away. It wotked really well on my hair as well but i dnt know wethers its beacuse i have really fine hair or not but my mum jas really thick hair and it works on her hair but it just takes longer to achieve her desired results. For me it left my hair shiney and silky and stayed like that most of the day without product in it. It also lasted me about a year before i started to smell that old iron smell. I would reccomend this product to people with thin hair as it would work better and faster then on thicker hair.

I had brought this for myself when his product fist advertised on television. It was recommended for all type hair except that when I received my in style and was going to use it first time round it didn't seem to go as plan.i was very so waning to find a easier way to straighten you hair but this product had just seem to make money hair worse as it was not propyl rotating trough my ex tired hair it was not heating up to its full potential of a in styler and yet took me a few hours to straighten th hole head of hair of mine, was defiantly not impressed and was not tempted at all to be another set

My mother in law gave me this one year for Christmas- to me it seemed very gimmicky and I would never have purchased it myself. It was very tricky and awkward to use. My hair got tangled and stuck multiple times to the point where I had a panic attack, it was so stuck and it was hot and I thought my hair would burn. Upon giving it another more careful go I found it took forever to straighten or even just smooth out my hair - it was never completely straight and it seemed like so much work for the same results I could get with a hairdryer and irons in half the time. Just another gimmicky appliance that takes up too much cupboard space. I have since passed it on to a friend.