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Summary
The CHI Vibes "On the Edge" hairstyling iron features ceramic plates that round around the outer sides of the iron. The curved plates allow for faster styling in fewer passes while getting closer to the scalp to tame hard to reach roots.
Features
- Plates curve to the outer edge on each side
- Edge closer to the scalp for ultimate smoothness from root to tip
- Preset temperature dial: 300F/340F/380F/410F
- Cool tip finger grips
- I hour shut off
Benefits
- Ceramic plates for frizz free styling
- Rounded edges curl hair with no crease
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- Q
Is the on the edge model titanium?
- Asked by Lucky Mama 55
- Official Answer By CHI - Brand EngageThe CHI Vibes On the Edge flat iron has ceramic plates.Was this answer helpful to you
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Is this dual voltage?
- Asked by Megan
- Official Answer By CHI - Brand EngageYes, the Vibes 1" and 1.5" On the Edge flat irons are dual voltage.Was this answer helpful to you
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Hair Type
Most Helpful Positive Review
Fantastic Iron for Perfectly Smooth Hair!
I recently tried out this chi "vibes on the edge" hairstyling iron and I'm absolutely thrilled with the results! Not only is it visually appealing with its vibrant colors, but it also performs like a dream. This iron was gifted to me, however, my review is 100% honest. I liked how this iron heats ...
Most Helpful Critical Review
May be good for someone else
I have very thick, naturally curly hair. I've always used Chi brand and decided to try this one because I straighten and do beach waves with my current Chi. There's something about the original Chi that the latest models can't seem to live up to. The edge model is not as dense or bulky, but for m...
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Okay
I was expecting to love this straighter, but due to it constantly pulling my hair out it fell short. I do love the color and the fact it heats quickly and evenly. I do wish the end-caps tios were larger to help hold it better. My only complaint is it pulls out my hair, which is painful. For this reason I dont use it much and for the price I feel it was a waste of my money. 😒
It just wasn't for me
Hair Type Wavy Hair
It just personally wasn't for me. For the price i expected more but it heated up slow and didn't heat up high enough to my liking. It would straighten my hair but not how i like it. Overall it was pretty mid. If you are gifting this to a teenager who is just getting into makeup and doing their hair i highly recommend it But for those of you looking for a salon quality straighter definitely look into other straighteners.
Waste of Money
I bought this on a whim when I was in store after my ghd kicked the bucket (after 8 years!) and I could not hate it more. I wish I'd looked up reviews while in there. My biggest issue is that this thing is constantly pulling my hair out or breaking my hair. My hair gets stuck where the plate meets the shaft of the straightner if I grab too big of a section. I dont feel like it even straightens that well or even curls that well. Unfortunately I got rid of the box or I'd be returning it.
Pulls out hair
I love how straight my hair comes out and how i can adjust the temperature gage so my hair doesn't burn. My main issue is that this is the only flat iron that pulls so much of my hair out. My hair gets caught in the grooves EVERY SINGLE TIME
Terrible
Literally burns my hands and scalp whenever i try to use it. My hair gets stuck in it and it rips out. I have to put it on a piece of hair 3 or 4 times for it to actually straighten. Ive had it for a year or so because it was so expensive but its actually the worst straightener ive ever used