InStyler Rotating Hot Iron Hair Styler

I've used this product on and off for 2 years on my thick wavy hair. It's easy to use when straightening and it leaves my hair looking soft and shiny without fail. However I find that it requires too much effort to generate nice curls even after watching 'how-to' videos. It's also noisy and not ideal if you're the first person up in the morning getting ready for work. I don't recommend this product because it's faster to curl your hair using a normal straightener.

I have the wet to dry one and i must say.. This is amazing!! I didnt think it would work but oh my.. it works wonders My sister has frizzy hair so its a life saver for her! love love love, i dont really see a difference in damage but yeah, time saver.

I LOVE LOVE LOVE this product. I have the wet to dry one at home, but i have used this one and i feel that they are the same. This product does do a great job at anything like curling or straightening hair. It is just amazing

I got mine as a gift about 2 years ago from my mum as my mother loves to use me as a Guinea pig, anyways she payed $99 and she got me the 32mm barrel. It's not a bad product. To be honest for a device that can do everything that's pretty darn good. Anyways the life of that I styler didn't last that long as it was stolen but my mum brought me another one about a year after and it was the 19mm barrel in purple. That one was really good I liked it. Overall the instyler is a good product I liked it. It's probably the best as seen on tv ad that has turned out to be right.

After seeing the big hype on tv infomercials I was hooked lined and sinkered to what was promised by instyler! It was a buy one get one free deal which I thought wow what a great deal for the price! Now at the time my hair was ringlet upon ringlet of very thick hair which reached my backside so I couldn't wait to get my hands on this beauty! Upon trying it I was highly disappointed immediately because my hair wouldn't straighten no matter how many times I tried. I made sure I watched the instructional DVD it came with but with still no results like it promised. I decided to soldier on with in to see if I would get the hang of using it thinking it may get better. I was wrong it just did not want to work. Instyler sent me a new one maybe thinking the one I was using were faulty (bad move) but I had more of the same......frizzy half straightened half curly hair eeww! Needless to say I got rid of them and have not looked back since buying my new straighteners! I don't recommend this to anyone unless you have straight hair and wish to curl or add volume which is all it which is all it is good for!

Infomercials are designed to make product look easier & more amazing than products actually are. I bought this & tried it out on my daughter, mine & a friends hair in one evening... Definitely should have practised before hand to ensure less burning lol, but effects for straightening were good. All 3 of us have a lot of hair & the in styler was definitely faster than other straighteners I'd used. My friends hair is also very thick & the in styler left her hair considerably smoother. A good start.

I have since used it for straightening, however I have found the only way to keep a curl in my hair or my daughters is to put mousse through our hair first, and less hair is definitely best.

I like how it gives my hair nice finish. I usually have rather unruly hair. InStyler gives me that 'tidy' look. For me, the typical hair straightener gives me that 'ironed' hair look which does not suit me.

I find the instructions that came with the tool useful. I practice using it unplugged a few times, to get used to the mechanic of using it. I still use the heat guard that comes with the tool. It was recommended that new users use it. I still use it as it keeps me from burning my hands. I am comfortable using it now but see no reason to remove a safety guard.

I like the pouch they provided. It is somewhat heat resistance. This way you can put it away while it still warmish. Plus it keeps the tool clean (away from dust).

The instyler is defiantly a good straightner although it doesn't take "minutes" as the ad says. it takes about 15-20 mins to do my hair and its very fine, short hair. I still love it as it keeps the hair looking shiny and healthy.

I have really thick, unruly curly hair so I was pleasantly surprised at how well this straightened my hair. It never managed to make it dead straight or smooth - but the brush that is attached makes straightening a whole lot easier and quicker. Unfortunately after a few months of use the plate of the straightener starting chipping and it would make a loud buzzing sound when turn on, after replacing it for another Instyler the same problem occurred again. I would recommend this product for younger people who want to try out straightening their hair - for $129 it is a reasonable price to pay as there was quite a few specials for buy one get one free when they were first released. I have also heard that they have gone in to clearance for $70 at Farmers stores now.

My mum bought this and I've used it on both her hair and mine. Her hair is very thin and super dry from dyeing it so much, but when I used this on her hair it made her hair very soft. There is quite a technique to using it, and you do have to get used to it to get any result anywhere close to the advertisements. But I would never buy it again if her one broke. My hair is quite thick and naturally curly. I used it to straighten my hair and although it did cut down a lot of time doing so it was nowhere near as straight as it should be. Noisy, clumsy and quite disappointing really.