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Product Review: Hot Tools Professional Pressing Comb, Model #1150

By Annette Robbins, published Feb 22, 2008
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A wide array of hair styling tools ranging from curling irons to electric curlers to hair straightening appliances are available to help achieve that pristine salon look. I recently purchased the Hot Tools Professional Pressing Comb, Model 1150 manufactured by Helen of Troy and am very pleased. I purchased the Hot Tools Professional Pressing Comb to replace my decades old non electric pressing comb. Professional stylists still use the non electric pressing comb in combination with the electric hot stove which heats the comb to straighten hair. With the usual non electric pressing comb, there is no heat control on the hot stove to allow for uniform heating of the hot comb to straighten your hair. It is strictly guesswork and you have to find the right temperature for your hair through trial and error. You cannot adjust the temperature because there is no temperature control on the hot stove. The lack of temperature regulation is a disadvantage that is eliminated when using the Hot Tools Professional Pressing Comb.

Features
When using the Hot Tools Professional Pressing Comb there is no need for an accompanying hot stove because Hot Tools pressing comb has its own temperature control dial. The rheostat dial has a variety of settings ranging from one to ten which allows for optimum temperature control. My hair type is thin and fine and the setting of two provides enough heat to straighten to the desired texture. Hot Tools Pressing Comb can be used on all hair types and has an eight foot long round cord to reduce twisting and tangling of the cord. The plug is polarized to fit only one way into the electric socket and should not be altered. The Hot Tools Pressing Comb features a 24K gold plating which maintains even and consistent heat in comparison to the non electric pressing comb which has to be placed in the special stove to heat to the desired temperature.

Takeaways
  • Hot Tools Professional Pressing Comb is safe for all hair types
  • The Hot Tools Pressing Comb has a rheostat dial to regulate temperature
  • Hot Tools Professional Pressing Comb is reasonably priced under $50.
Did You Know?
The pressing comb has been used for decades to straighten hair.
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Great article and lots of great info. I may have to give item a look! Thanks!

Posted on 04/22/2008 at 10:04:30 PM

 
excellent info!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted on 02/27/2008 at 2:02:13 PM

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