L'Oréal Professionnel Paris Steampod Hair Straightener & Styling Tool - Professional Steam Styler For All Hair Types & Textures, 24 Hour Frizz Control, Smooths & Adds Shine

Me encanto!!! La compraria de nuevo, la recomiendo

It’s a great hair straightener. I seem to flat iron my hair in less time using this one,than when I used my Babyliss flat iron. I do think it’s overpriced. Heat level goes to 410. It has a built in comb to keep hair straight as you slide the iron from roots to ends.You NEED TO SLIDE THE BLADES IN THE DIRECTION OF THE ARROWS ON IT or you’ll feel that it’s tugging at your hair when sliding. It’s seems durable and heats up quickly. All in all I like it and even though I paid $250 , I still think it’s overpriced 😁

I was very disappointed. I have a L’Oréal blow brush which I love and it was only $40 so I thought the steam iron would be even better. I’m so disappointed, the steam pod is slow - and my hair isn’t even that curly or coarse. I was hoping to use it for pin-straight styles but it’s too slow, leaves the straightened parts not looking smooth and the design is awkward and I ended up burning my hand with the steam a couple of times while using it. Save your money and get the blow brush instead.

This thing is amazing. I've seen slight differences between other straighteners, but this one is really and truly much better than anything else I've tried. I had the first gen, which was also good, but heavier and the cable running to the "pod" part was unwieldy. Frankly the whole device was. This one is much easier to maneuver and feels more or less the same as any other straightener. I can use much lower heat on it and still get phenomenal results. I have fine 3b hair and use the lowest setting (350) and I can still do a single pass and get great shiny smooth results. If I use this with Color Wow Dream Coat it looks like I got a keratin treatment AND it can stand up to humidity. This is a product that was absolutely worth the money.A word of warning, ALWAYS use distilled water. I upgraded from the 1.0 to the 2.0 because I thought "I don't have hard water, I can use my sink just a few times it's no big deal!" It is a big deal and ended with my steampod in the trash because it was clogged. ONLY use distilled water, every time, 100% of the time, or it will clog and stop steaming. I've had my 2.0 for 2 years now with heavy use and the steam still works great.

Excellent!!

After I accidentally left my loreal steamer, v2, in a hotel, I couldn't live without it so bought a new one. Love it! Easier to use than the v2 pod. I have irish hair, frizzy, curly, this steamer makes my hair smooth and silky. Less damage and I will forever be using this. Works for my hair and fast results! Great item Loreal!!!

Great quality product, I always use it after washing my hair and I love it! My hair feels more hydrated.

I recently purchased L'Oreal's Steampod Pro 3.0 on Amazon Prime day. At $50 off, it was too good of a deal to pass up. After a few weeks of use, here's my initial feedback.The partnership between L'Oreal and Rowenta to create this product is a good one - they've made a great product. So far, this splurge purchase has been worth every penny.I’m not good at styling my hair, I’m a wash & go type of person. Since I turned 30, my hair gets more unruly, wavier (in the weirdest way) and frizzier every year. Now I have to use a styling tool to tame my hair into presentable style! This SteamPod doesn’t use heat to straighten or curl, it uses steam which is less damaging. It's easy to use despite the larger size. With my old GHD Platinum+ and T3 SinglePass flat irons, my hair got fried despite only using it 2x a week. Not with this baby, and I see similar results -- my wavy, unruly hair is straight, smooth, shiny, and less frizzy after one pass. It also doesn't feel as dry. I have tried two styles so far on my just below shoulder length hair — straight and loose curls. Both easy to do, and the style held up all day in the Bay Area temps. Bonus - it takes less time for me to achieve these looks than if I used a hair dryer and round brush.My only nit and it's a tiny one: Like all steam irons, you need to use distilled water so you avoid mineral build up and damaging your SteamPod.