Guyaneek said:SO far, I have just used them to straighten my daughters hair and I really didn't want to get it very straight because she tends to think she's grown when I do that.
sylver2 said:I absolutely LOVE and am INLOVE with my Maxiglide. I always use the teeth. Just make sure your hair is detangle and combed thru first b4 u use the teeth.
I am 20 weeks post relaxer right now and looks like I got a touchup
I Highly recommend it. That steam button is the truth!!
TSUprincess04 said:I honestly didn't like it because the teeth pulled my hair and I suffered mild breakage from it. I know that some people just say "don't use the plates with the teeth" but then what's the point of even getting a Maxiglide if you're not going to use it's most "famous" feature? Might as well get regular flat-iron without teeth...like my Solia; I love it!!!
By the way, the maxiglide was too bulky also.
Your hair is REALLY pretty..... I just ordered on from someone on here.... I cant waitTSUprincess04 said:I honestly didn't like it because the teeth pulled my hair and I suffered mild breakage from it. I know that some people just say "don't use the plates with the teeth" but then what's the point of even getting a Maxiglide if you're not going to use it's most "famous" feature? Might as well get regular flat-iron without teeth...like my Solia; I love it!!!
By the way, the maxiglide was too bulky also.
TSUprincess04 said:I honestly didn't like it because the teeth pulled my hair and I suffered mild breakage from it. I know that some people just say "don't use the plates with the teeth" but then what's the point of even getting a Maxiglide if you're not going to use it's most "famous" feature? Might as well get regular flat-iron without teeth...like my Solia; I love it!!!
By the way, the maxiglide was too bulky also.
gharp001 said:I tried the Maxiglide yesterday for the first time, and it did a really nice job straighting my hair. I'm transitioning and have 8 months of new growth. My hair is very fine, and the Maxiglide did pull some hair out. I had to make an extra effort to make sure that each section was detangled in order for hair not to be pulled. I was surprised at the amount of heat that the Maxiglide puts out, I kept the temp on 1 the entire time, and actually cut it off a couple of times to cool it down. I don't think, I'll be using it regularly, this was the first time I straighten my hair in close to 3 months and I do not want to damage the new growth with excess heat.
TSUprincess04 said:like my Solia; I love it!!!
TSUprincess04 said:I honestly didn't like it because the teeth pulled my hair and I suffered mild breakage from it. I know that some people just say "don't use the plates with the teeth" but then what's the point of even getting a Maxiglide if you're not going to use it's most "famous" feature? Might as well get regular flat-iron without teeth...like my Solia; I love it!!!
By the way, the maxiglide was too bulky also.
sylver2 said:With the teeth..u are not suppose to press together real hard. Make sure the plates don't actually touch your hair and the teeth will glide right thru with no hard pressing. Its not like a regular flat iron where u have to press both plates together. The heat and steam actually straghten your hair moreso then the iron itself. Thats why I love it, the plates never touch my hair like all the other irons.
Jessy55 said:I LOVED my Maxiglide until the coat on the plates started chipping, about 1 year after purchase.