KWOF PRO FINISHING IRON

[MsLizziA]

So im looking over my sister's shoulder while she's at work on youtube and i notice that she is looking at the KWOF flat iron. I had never heard of it till now. Now i know technique places a big part in flat ironing the hair but yall know how we do here.

We like comparisons so i am trying to see if anyone has ever used this flat iron or even heard of it.

http://www.amazon.com/KWOF-FINISHING-IRON-HAIR-STRAIGHTENER/dp/B001GBCWQM

• State of the art 30° angled barrel to create waves, curls and flips as well as sexy slick straight styles
• Nano Silver technology, Verified non-toxic mater as the result of the Oral toxicity test by FDA.
• Advanced ceramic heaters sense the porosity of the hair to and maintain the perfect amount of heat
• Infrared heat protects your hair with negative ions, sealing in its natural oils, moisture and color
• Built-in microprocessor for fast heat conduction

The KWOF series finishing iron was designed by hair stylist Paul Vaughn and PHI. The finishing iron was designed around a consumers needs for a professional finishing iron. Unlike traditional flat irons, the heating plate has an angle of 30°. It is ergonomically designed in an angle that allows the customer to have the proper angle to perform all hair styles with one flat iron. Therefore the user can straighten, curl, and add texture with less effort. KWOF series finishing irons characteristics are innovative and sophisticated. KWOF departs the design and function of existing hair irons. Its heating plate has left and right plates that are different in size. Therefore, it improves curling and straightening effects from the root of the hair. The iron can straighten hair like a traditional flat iron, but that is where the similarities end. Because of the 30° customers can create hair styles at home that were previously only available to have done by stylists.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDgq6hB5gKs&feature=related

 

[MsLizziA]

 

[naturalTAN]

it looks cool.

 

[fashion87]

Looks very interesting, the angle of the plates is a really good idea.

 

[MsLizziA]

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