HAIR.TOXX CIC BEAUTY Frozen Flat Iron - Hair Straightener - Ice Cold Treatment For Hairs - For Professional Salons - Protection, Hydration, Softness, Shiny Hairs, Cryotherapy Treatment

I just received this and have tried it. My hair is much less frizzy and staticky after using this on wet hair, putting it back in the freezer, blow drying, using again and returning to freezer and then straightening it with a flat iron and finally using the frozen iron one last time. It looks a lot shinier and softer. The only thing is just that it’s not THAT much of a noticeable difference, however I think it probably requires regular use to see really profound results which is a little disappointing. One other thing that was a bit of a disappointment was that I thought, for the money involved, that this thing plugged in and had some type of an engine that either kept it cool or even just delivered negative ions or something. It does not plug-in at all and is entirely dependent upon the plate inserts being put in the fridge and frozen for two hours ahead of time. There’s nothing about it there is electric at all. Still, there is a similar product that you can buy that also was not electric and yet they charge $150 for that product so it is a good deal in that you get the same thing for much cheaper. I think both of these companies though could seriously improve their products by reducing the pricing down to about $35-50 dollars. I mean considering it probably only takes a couple dollars to manufacture these things, they ask for way too much of the consumer to pump the price up to $85 or in the case of the other product $150! Just saying... You should know what you’re paying for And you’re not paying for any sort of an electric device or equipment. Also, it should be noted that this is not a styling tool! This is a hair treatment tool. A lot of people apparently buy these things thinking that it will either straighten their hair or that it will dry their hair and this product does neither. It will increase shine and moisture and overtime may improve the condition of one’s hair but that is it. It is made to be used in conjunction with other styling tools that will dry your hair and straighten it. But it definitely cannot take the place of those tools. This works well with hair masks by the way... After drying hair with a towel and applying a mask to your hair, you can use the tool afterward in order to seal the product into the cuticle before blow drying and/or straightening and then once again at the end as a type of, “cool shot,” for maintaining your style, and adding more moisture and shine.

Not sure it’s worth the price. Seems like something 20$ could buy. But the idea of how it works seems legit... more time is needed for true results