The Original InStyler Rotating Hot Iron Hair Straightener

Comment: I have not bought this product yet but it did the job. I went to the salon today, and since I hate sitting under the dryer, my stylist blow drys, flat iron and bumps the ends of my hair for shape. She used this instead of the regular flat irons and she didn't have to use the curling iron and it turned out great! My only con is the fact that it gets so hot and has the potential to inflict heat induced discomfort. Other than that, I was happy with the results enough to contemplate purchasing my own.

Comment: This product really does straighten the hair. I received it in record time and it performs as advertised. I have very short curly hair and my bangs tend to curl up into little sausages after one day. This in styler is a wonderful product..better then any straightener iron. It also leaves the hair shiny and smooth.

Comment: I like the instyler but with my hair short now it isn't as good. it isbetteron longer hair.

Comment: My friend brought a Instyler. I have used a Chi for 10 years and swear on it, but thought I would try to find out what all the hype was about. It fried my hair and didn't make my hair straight at all. It was all frizzy. I know how to use tools and found this one hard to handle and it felt cheap. My friend hated it and thought it was her, but after using it told her it was the appliance not the user. Used my Chi to straighten her hair and she went out the same day and bought one and is taking her Instyler back to the store where it came from. Save your money and buy a good quality flat iron instead.

Comment: I have only used my instyler a couple of times, and am returning it tomarrow. I am glad I bought it at walmart so it will be no hassle to return it at all. It's a good enough product. It does straighten my hair well (long, thick hair with natural wave). I was impressed at how fast I got my hair done, but really it isn't $100 impressive. I'd say it's $50 impressive, and if they ever go down to that price or lower I'll buy another. So if you've got a hundred bucks to blow then it is does a fine job, but if you are like me and on a super tight budget you will more than likely feel guilty for spending that much money on something that doesn't WOW you like expected (my $30 straight iron delivers the same results). My advice if you want to check it out is to buy one at walmart or walgreens, no shipping costs, and the easier to return if you do not want to keep it.
Another reason I'm returning it is because I've read a whole bunch of reviews saying that they break easy, that is disturbing for me to see. If you pay that much for something it should last much longer than a few months. I figure I'll return it now, because if 3 months from now it breaks on me and I can't return it, I'll feel so ripped off.