Professional Pressing Comb

Good one nice product

The review from Damiola is really stupid. This a traditional heat-on-the-stove hot comb to be used with pressing oils made by blue magic and similar. It isn't useless at all. This comb can be used brand new but they get better with age, you'll more than likely only have 1 or 2 of these per generation, its a really durable product. It can be used for hair straightening, curling or drying the hair. It's great for people with incredibly thick hair, if your hair is fine, you can use it but a normal straighter would probably do fine. This must be used with a thicker pressing oil, do not use natural oils it won't work as well. This is especially good for stubborn roots. And is good for a strong root to tip straighten. When you first get this, put it on gas stove for about 5 mins on each side. And when you use it, always have a large amount of folded kitchen roll or some sort of towel to wipe it on to get rid of excess hair and oil.

What I expected

I thought it was electric. Turns out that I have to heat it up. Absolutely useless

Definitely not worth £32.99! Should be selling for £15-£20 if that..Nothing special. I regret buying it! If its a bit hot, your hair burn, when you cool it down a bit,then your hair is not straighten properly.

No me gustado primero porque no se como funciona porque no viene con ningún cable

I have both a smooth edge hot comb and dual teeth hot comb by Kentucky Maid. I have mostly used the dual teeth hot comb because it gives me a really good silky press. It’s all about correctly heating the comb to the right temperature and how you section the hair to get a good press. The comb is a way to clean. I’ve cleaned mine last week and it looks as good as new.

Ne se charge pas sur secteur

Work great on my hair. And the size of teeth on the comb don’t pull my hair . I just recommend to comb hair for before running pressing comb through hair.

Doesn't get hot or press out hair good