bebezazueta,
sharifeh ,
lulu97 long term transitioner here. I purchased the Babyliss Pro steam flat iron last year and have used it about 3 times so far, one of which was with a QOD Treatment. Here's my assessment thus far Likes - retractable combs on the plates don't snag the hair - extra long cord - 2 water reservoirs - gets my hair silky straight without as high of heat I've had to use before for the same results. - my hair doesn't poof right after using it....but maybe that's products too (?????) - temperature dial Dislikes - wish the combs were a little longer..,but then it'd probably snag your hair so oh well. I still use the chase method with one of those special combs. - temperature gauge is not intuitive. Ex: you have it on the 32 thinking that equals 320 but really it's 400. You have to read the manual to understand the gauge. Overall I like it better than my previous iron since I don't have to use 450 heat to get smooth results. I generally use it between the 350 and 375 setting. The hair pic is from December of last year after a QOD treatment using the straightener at 375 degrees. There's no way, even with QOD, I could've gotten then same results at the same temp with my previous iron.
Actually it kinda makes me question what Im doing here 
I think so yes as long as you do it in small sections. I don't do a normal blow dry, but use the tension method which isn't air drying but isn't flowy blow drying either and it works out. The results were a pleasant surprise the first time I used the iron (and a relief).
You might be at WL with hair resting on your shoulders while shrunken. 
erplexed). When I reach it I will retain that length until the end of my transition. I'm in love with my curls, so let us pray I last until April 2016.
