REVIEW – LEE STAFFORD COCO LOCO IRONS

It is extremely uncommon nowadays that I reach have a little 'me time'. I have extremely very long hair-- and also as a result, it is connected back in a "messy hair uncommitted" bun most of the moment. Something I promised myself for 2017 was that I would certainly invest a little more in myself, so once in awhile, my partner takes the kids downstairs, as well as I have a well earned bathroom, before coiffure and also correcting my hair. Tonight I am off to a press occasion in Birmingham, so today was the ideal day to examine out my brand-new Lee Stafford CoCo Loco Irons which I have actually been sent out to examine.

Regarding the Item

The Lee Stafford CoCo LoCo Irons become part of a broader range of Lee Stafford electric hair items.

The ceramic plates are infused with coconut oil to keep your hair looking sleek, smooth, and also shiny and shield your hair as you straighten out. Appropriate for all hair kinds, the irons can be set at temperature levels in between 120 and 200 levels.

With a rounded contour style, the CoCo LoCo irons can be utilized to produce streamlined smooth designs or flicks as well as curls.

Various other functions include an LED temperature display, quick heat up, as well as lockable plates.

The styler comes with a 2 year guarantee as well as has an RRP of ₤ 50, although is currently on offer on Amazon for ₤ 24.99.

My experience

Anyone who has ever tried to photo themselves aligning their hair will certainly recognize that its no simple task, and also there is a very good reason that I am a parenting blogger and not a beauty blogger!!

I have actually produced a little vlog of me testing the item which is the most convenient way to see it in action. Check out my review below!

Pros:

Quick warm up time.

Lockable irons making them easy to save once amazing.

Adjustable warmth settings from 120-200 degrees.

Appealing colour as well as design.

Good value for cash

Disadvantages:

Would have enjoyed a distinct sound that informs you when the product is turned on (or indeed left on) to make sure that it was clearer than simply the LED display.

A little slower to straighten out than GHDs but a FAR less costly option for similar effects.

* Disclosure-- I was sent out these irons for free in exchange for my sincere review, nevertheless all ideas and also point of views are my very own. *.

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