Remington Keratin Protect Intelligent Hair Straightener - Heat Sensor measures hair moisture levels and adapts to the optimum temperature - Plates are infused with Keratin & Almond oil, S8598

My old GHD IV had clapped out and I was dithering between shelling out for a new one (120 eur just to replace with the same 10+ year old model, not even upgrading to a new version) as I know that GHD has always been pretty much the gold standard in quality for straighteners. Regardless, it was killing me to fork over that much so I made a snap decision based on the reviews of this and the fact that at the time it was reduced on Amazon to maybe 50 euro? No sooner had I pressed the buy button than the buyer's remorse began - "buy cheap buy twice" etc etc. Well! I am happy to say that this has 100% been an upgrade to my old GHD. For information, I have medium thickness wavy hair with a tendency to frizz - it is not super tight and curly and takes heat well. Some of the main points of note that I am delighted with: 1. it takes about 5 mins to straighten my hair to poker straight and it stays pretty straight for a few days; the odd wave here and there if is humid etc but largely only needs to be straightened once for 2/3 days 2. Heat settings - the available heat settings are an upgrade from the GHD which I believe only goes to 180 celsius. I use this at 200 and the added heat and the plate quality means my wavy hair is straight in one stroke, reducing the heat exposure. I believe it has the capacity to go higher too for hair with more resistance! 3. Plates - there is NO drag on these plates. The feeling of it going through your hair is so smooth compared to my old GHD that I thought maybe I didn't have enough hair in the plate of something and that it couldn't possibly be straightening it as there was no "pull" on the hair. 4. Breakage/hair damage - used to have a lap full of broken hair after straightening with the GHD. There is of course still some hair fall here as you are using a heated product but nothing by comparison - I assume this is down to the lack of drag on the hair from the plates and the fact that with the higher heat you need to go over the sections less. Finally re the keratin/rose oil option - I 100% thought this was a load of markety waffle (how could this be in a straightener) but it definitely does do something - for me it isn't really necessary as the oil weighs down my hair type but there is certainly SOMETHING happening on this setting - I would imagine it would class for drier, curlier hair types to protect and reduce frizz. I looked a little like I had oiled my head but I can't dispute that it definitely does what it says on the tin! All in all - v impressed. Have had it for a few months now so the last test will be the longevity compared to the GHD, which to be fair, is the Nokia 3310 of straighteners.

I use this product at 180 degrees which is still very hot for thick, shoulder length and unruly hair like mine. I think any hotter, then my hair would start sustaining damage. I previously used ghd straighteners which did end up damaging parts of my hair and making it look lanky and flat. While both straighteners add a certain shiny sheen to my hair, the Remington seems to enable my hair to retain its natural bounce by the handy adjustable temp setting. I would say don’t use it at more than 180 degrees unless you are going on a night out and need the style to hold a bit longer. I have seen first-hand the damage to my own hair through hot styling products. An occasional use of the very hot setting I imagine would be okay, but I can feel the heat emitting from this device at just 180, so I haven’t used the hottest setting yet. You can also lock the temperature if needed. Although, I never have these on for long enough to do so. It does require patience if you want to achieve wavy or other fancy styles (approx 15-20 minutes), but for my purpose to have smoother hair, the Remington does the trick. I have been complimented by others thinking I went to the salon. On the whole, I am really glad I went for this product. I’ve only had it a few weeks, but it’s been easy on my hair (and wallet!) so far.

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I was really excited to try the Remington Keratin Protect Intelligent Hair Straightener, especially because of the heat-sensor technology that adjusts temperature based on your hair’s moisture levels. In theory, this should reduce damage and give smoother results — and to be fair, the technology does work well. However, after using it a couple of times, I noticed a issue that affected my overall experience. After the first use, I noticed grease-like marks building up along the edges of the plates, exactly as shown in the picture. It looks like residue, but it’s not from hair products — it appears to come from the plates themselves. I have used straighteners from other brands and I have never had this issue. The problem is that I now have to wipe the plates every single time I finish using it, otherwise the residue sits on the surface and makes the straightener look dirty. It’s frustrating because it shouldn’t happen on a product marketed as “premium” and designed to protect hair. Pros: Heat-sensor technology that adapts to hair moisture levels Hair feels smooth and protected after styling Keratin + almond oil coating reduces frizz Fast heat-up and quick styling Cons: Grease/residue marks appear along the plate edges after only two uses Needs cleaning after every use, unlike other straighteners Slightly bulky design compared to other models Overall:This straightener has some fantastic technology and does leave the hair looking healthy, but the grease-like marking issue is hard to overlook. For anyone who wants an easy, low-maintenance straightener, this might not be ideal.

Absolutely brilliant heats up really quick and and straightens my very tough hair to straighten

These straighteners are really nice to use.they heat up really quick and run through my hair really smoothly.after effect is great.

Great product

If you’re after a straightforward, budget-friendly straightener and don’t have blonde, fine, or already-damaged hair, it performs decently. However, I wouldn’t personally risk using it on bleached or fragile hair—the combo of steam, heat lines, and plate issues just isn’t worth it for those hair types.

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Great product I purchased two one for my 10 years daughter and other one gift and both are satisfied thank you Amazon for your amazing offers

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very smooth and doesn't cut the hair even while curling

I like everything about it