Mini Curling Iron PHOEBE 3/4 Inch Dual Voltage Ceramic Tourmaline Ionic Hot Curler Brush with Traveling Bag for Europe, Professional, Travel for Short Hair

This is a great little dual-voltage travel curling brush. Easy to use because the voltage switches automatically. No need for a converter. It works perfectly with 220 voltage with just an adapter. It produces plenty of heat to create volume and curl.. Small and easy to pack. I was bit skeptical when I received it because the bristles are hard rubber, not hair brush-type bristles, but it worked very well.

Works great

Could be hoter or heat level options

Unlike having this electric curling iron with its brushing capability. While it heats efficiently and I feel safe using it, my hair's texture has proven challenging for it, and it sometimes gets tangled when I'm unrolling it. While some may value having different heat settings, for its price, I think the heating element is suitable.

It is great for short hair.

I’ve owned this fabulous little hair curler for a quite awhile and I love it. 🥰It does what it was made to. Can’t burn yourself. The cord is the perfect length.It’s just the best. Small, light, very easy to handle. I prefer the small size.Can’t go wrong with this little gem.

I have shoulder length hair. I have been curling my hair, using a myriad of curling irons, for going on 40 years. Yes, from the straight, Ali Macgraw hair of the '70s, to the billowing Farrah Fawcett looks of the '80s and beyond, I have spent hours on end (yes, decades), curling and coiffing my locks. I purchased this curling iron for a recent trip abroad, excited to be visiting my daughter in Australia. I was looking for ways to save space and weight in my suitcase. Little did I know then, that I would be saving weight in other ways! I returned to the US with less hair than I started. Sadly, this curling iron became hopelessly entangled (yes, cemented!) in my hair! I was traveling with my 20-something daughter, when the iron got stuck in my hair (in a hotel room, with not a pair of scissors to be had), and the two of us struggled to remove the hair from the hot iron, and in a panic we pulled my hair out by the roots! Resulting in a 1-inch bald spot! I am still in shock! In hindsight, I acknowledge it would have been far better to let my hair fry on the iron, rather than pull it out, but having seen the Youtube video where a girl burns off her hair while demonstrating how to use a curling iron, my daughter and I were acting reflexively to a situation we'd never (and hope to never again!) encountered. Having had "long hair" in the past, I didn't consider my shoulder length hair to be "long hair" (the description for this product says it is not for use with "long" hair). In writing this I'm hoping to spare some future traveler the trauma I experienced. For me, it could have been worse. The bald spot I'm now sporting is on the back of my head and is covered by my remaining (albeit spare) hair. But what if it had been on my part? Or along my hairline, by my face? Dodged a bullet, but still traumatized, nonetheless.

It is just as advertised and received product promptly!