MBHAIRCeramic Crimper Iron for Fluffy Hairstyle Curling Iron, Corrugation Crimper Hair Irons, Anti Static Ceramic Hair Crimping Iron Adjust Temperature (Red)

Need a basic crimper for wigs? This is the one! I just started learning to style and heat treat wigs but didn’t want to spend a ton on a tool I wasn’t sure I was going to like. But this affordable heat tool works like a charm.It auto turns off and heats up relatively quick. Easy to use and is pretty sturdy. The cable connecting the iron spins for easy access and has a good number of heat options. I only wish it had a beep or noise for when it’s ready and about to turn off but for the price, you can’t beat this!

Its amazing works like butter. It turns off after a while but still its a good one. No smell at all. The quality is amazing insanely good. It crimps perfect the ability is so nice too it stays. The size of the teeth are small, it get the job done

Works great as advertised but be warned! Very hot! It should come with a glove if I remeber correctly you will want to use it, I like the purple color also. Quality is nice, gets hot in seconds, flattens or crimps well once you get the hang of it . Size is pretty fecent and heavy too.I use it t help style cosplay wigs and for a investment it's not so bad as I grabbed the first one that seemed like a deal .I had aburn mark on my finger from where a wig hair got stuck to me when I didn't wear the glove on the proper hand, I would know the heat factor of thid thing first hand you could say

The Crimper is easy to use. I noticed that the temperature doesn't need to be high for the Crimper to work well, making it less damaging. It is not heavy and the design is pracrical. I was able to do both of my daughters hair fairly fast.

Had this one for years and use it for every single wig i style,i’m a cosplayer and i do all of my wigs myself,this things gets the job DONE. Gets pretty hot so be careful !! Definitely worth the money!!

Great product! Takes no time to heat up and does the job quickly!

TL;DR You get what you pay for. It’s pretty meh, but if you aren’t worried about the hot plastic issue, are only going to use it like 3 or 4 times a year and you don’t have money burning holes in your pockets, this is probably an ok option for you————————-It basically does what it’s supposed to but in the lowest quality possible. I’d give it 2 stars if it wasn’t for the cost-to-quality ratio.Biggest complaint, the plastic gets VERY hot! I use the lowest setting and it is way too hot to touch. It seems the manufacturer knows this because they included a single cloth glove. Hope it fits, because the bigger your hand, the more it will stretch and the thinner it be becomes.I’ve never bothered with the glove but I only have about 40% of my hair left (thinning) so it doesn’t take any force to close the crimper all the way with just the handle. It definitely will still require 2 hands to get those deep crimps with normal hair, just like any other crimper.In the 80s I had a crimper, probably Conair, and this is miles below in quality. The plate is narrower, the crimps are shallower, and most of all, the plastic is HOT. Honestly, I’d be afraid to turn it to even half power, it’s that hot..

I bought this crimper to style my cosplay wigs, and it has done its job well. After the first use or so, there's no noticeable smell. It serves its purpose well in adding volume and the slightest texture to my wigs, I'm sure if the temp were up higher, you could get much more distinct curls from it.