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[ItsME]

@cactusjack  .... Thank you!

[cactusjack]

You’re welcome. Another tip... titanium plates seems to get hotter then the ceramic that I’ve bee used to in the past, so start with a lower setting at first to see how your hair responds so as not to damage or at least over dry your hair. I also use a heat protectant spray from Tressemé from drug store and this helps so much along with this seems to add body to my hair so I get more volume. These plates also do not do well gliding through hair spray or anything tacky so I try not to use it after any other kinds of products that won’t brush out easily. I’ve had to wipe my plates (after it’s cooled) with a slight amount of windex on a paper towel to cut the tackiness off the plates. Hope if you choose th purchase this you enjoy using it as much as I have

[Mrsq2022]

@ItsME @cactusjack I went ahead and pulled the trigger.  No way to know for sure until I try it.  I tried my flat iron again and since it has only one heat setting (hot!) and is not designed for a beach wave, I really can't use it that way without a lot of frustration.  I'm hopeful this will give me a sleek look that isn't board-straight like my flat iron.  Will post again once I've given it a try.  

[cactusjack]

Msshopper, hope you enjoy it. Remember to keep the teeth in the top position when pulling the hair through... I also pulled the trigger and bought myself a spare today while the price is back at the TSV price. 

[CaitlynB]

I was on the fence about getting the Caj iron. I must have 5 curling irons and was trying to see a reason it would do something different than a curling iron, and I couldn't, so didn't end up getting it. I didn't want to spend $10 just to try it, if I ended up sending it back.

[wagirl]

I bought the CAJ when it was the TSV and really love it!! I have very short, thin , straight hair and it manages to acutally bend it into kind of a curve for me. Will never be blessed with long flowing locks but it works really well. There is a bit of a learning curve. I need a lot of product to make my hair do anything and it doesn;t seem to get coated with the stuff. 

[ItsME]

@CaitlynB .... That's a big consideration for me as well, and it's one reason I place very few orders.

[ItsME]

@wagirl  Thanks for sharing your experience!  I'm glad it works so well for you!

[Valstybaby]

Anyone with shoulder length hair use this? Does it catch in your hair even if you brush it first?

I had bought one with the first TSV, used it once and returned it.  I think I might have jumped the gun and may want to try it again. I read on one of the Caj posts that titanium runs hot so to lower the temperature which might have been my problem. 

Anyone with longer hair use This?

thank you.  

[Valstybaby]

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@ItsME wrote:

Hi Ladies!  This looks interesting to me, but I'd like to hear what you all think about it, if you have it.  I have fine, curly, frizzy, dry hair.  It's layered, between chin and shoulder length.  

My hair is pretty fragile, so I'm careful about what I use, and am concerned that the titanium could be damaging.  i would use it on the lowest heat settings.  I have an older Instyler that I love for straightening, and a curling wand that just doesn't work (for more controlled curls, and less frizz).  If I got this, it would be for volume at the crown and soft curls.

Thanks in advance!

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Anyone?