Xtava 5 in 1 Curling Iron {Review}
The days of having a hair tool for every hairstyle are gone. No need to have three different barrel curling irons cluttering your bathroom vanity. Xtava has solved the problem offering a new 5 in 1 Curling Iron with interchangeable barrels. You can go from beachy waves to tight curls without digging out another curling iron from under the counter.
Not only are you enjoying five different curling irons in one device, you’re getting all the healthy hair benefits of using ceramic tourmaline technology. Moisture is sealed into your hair to prevent frizz by the negative ions emitted from your curling iron barrel to counteract the positive ions often found in dry, damaged hair. Your hair will look healthier and shinier all day because of the tourmaline barrel. Enjoy the freedom to move with the 360 degree 8 foot swivel cord – no more tangled cords! Plus, it’s travel friendly meaning that it has a universal dual voltage plug for any outlet and a heat resistant bag perfect for packing.
Versatility is key in a hair styling tool, but a safety feature that’s perfect for women of any age, especially teens, is a shut-off function. How many times have you came back after your busy day only to find out you left your curling iron on? It’s scary because you could accidentally get burned, start a fire, or injure any pets or children that may be in the area unattended. Rushing out doesn’t have to leave your wondering hours later if you remembered to turn your curling iron off because it’ll turn itself off.
Minimize your hair styling tools by purchasing this 5-in-1 Curling Iron
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