The sensor feeds the temperature readings into an Intelligent Microprocessor, and after each section the LED Indicator spins as it adjusts the heat of the barrel to the ideal temperature for your hair. Standard stylers: You select the temperature setting (i.e. 185°C) and the styler is always trying to maintain the barrel at that temperature throughout styling. You adjust your technique to try to get optimal results for your hair. But just because the barrel is 185°C, it doesn't mean your hair is reaching the right temperature! If you have a non-Buy Now Pay Later balance on your Littlewoods account, you will still need to make at least The costs for delivery, installation services and any warranty and insurance products cannot be placed on Buy But it is a luxe, salon-like experience, and I feel that over time you would experience stronger hair due to the personalisation settings.

As the outstanding balance, plus the interest now form part of your payable balance they will attract interest This allows you to choose how you would like your hair to be dried, according to the personal needs of your hair. I loved the idea of a styler that adapts to my hair, but I can’t truthfully say that I’ve seen a difference from a standard curler. Fine hair: Limit your exposure to heat damage by using a curling wand with lower heat settings (less than 150C).So, what's the verdict of my Remington Proluxe You Adaptive Straightener review? If you’re looking for a smart straightener that knows how to give you smooth, sleek hair fast, then this is worth every single penny. It glides through their hair easily with no snagging, and the results are long-lasting. You will need to be a little patient though, as it does take a few uses for the straighteners to fully adapt to your hair’s needs. StyleAdapt™ LED Indicator - Indicates when the styler is reading your hair’s temperature and continuously adapting the heat. I liked the result of luscious curls without any frizz or damage, and I felt that the tool provided both healthier styling and the loose curls that I was looking for. Your hair is unique, so your styling tools should be too. That's why the PROluxe You Adaptive Styler is just for you. Short hair: Curling can get fiddly and you don’t want to end up with burnt fingers. Use a curling tong to clamp the ends of short hair for easier styling.

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The Remington PROluxe You Adaptive Curling Wand has Intelligent StyleAdapt Technology that learns, adapts, and personalises the heat to your hair's individual styling needs.

When you turn the straightener on for the first time, it automatically defaults to StyleAdapt1 mode. Then, as you work through the hair section by section the sensor strip in the center of the plates starts getting to know your hair. The little icon on the display panel spins as you style, indicating that it’s learning what your hair needs and adjusting the temperature accordingly. The sensors can read the hair temperature up to 2,500 times in a single styling session, but neither the current temperature (nor any changes to the temperature) are shown on the display. Intelligent StyleAdapt Technology - Learns, adapts and personalises the heat to your hairs’ unique styling needs delivering your best results A curling wand is a styling tool with a straight, tapered or bubble (i.e. multiple bobbles in a row) barrel. Unlike a curling tong, it doesn’t open and clamp your hair. Instead, you wrap hair around the wand to style — use it to create everything from curls to waves.

The three metre long cord also helped make styling an easier experience, as I can’t bear too-short styling cords that mean you can’t move from one spot. So, is it worth it? Manual Mode - 9 Temperature Settings from 130°C up to 210°C Override StyleAdapt and choose your preferred temperature This is not necessarily a performance metric, but a big plus for anxious types like me is that these stylers automatically turn off after 60 minutes of not being used for extra peace of mind. What’s not so good about them? Remington’s Proluxe You Adapt Straighteners heat up in an impressive 15 seconds, and I started on the curliest parts of my hair in the StyleAdapt1 mode. The first time I used them, it took two slow passes through each section of hair to properly smooth and straighten, but by the second use, it only took one go. It felt much hotter from the second go too, and I can only assume this is because the straightener had learned that it needed to bring out the big guns to whip my hair into shape. GHI tip: Whatever your hair type, apply heat protection spray and ensure hair is completely dry before styling. Wet or even damp hair is more fragile and prone to breakage. How we test

Item number V36QA TheRemington PROluxe You Adaptive Curling Wand hasIntelligent StyleAdapt Technology that learns, adapts, and personalises the heat to your hair's individualstyling needs.When it comes to creating salon-quality, long-lasting curls in your hair, what works for someone else doesn't always work for you. It can be difficult to find the best temperature setting or technique for creating your style. That's why the PROluxe You Adaptive Styler features Intelligent StyleAdapt Technology that learns about your hair and adapts the heat to your unique styling needs. Long hair: Look for a long, wide barrel so that you can curl more hair with each twist and style faster. This is hotter than I would usually go (for reference, my GHD Platinum+ hair straightener is set at 185°C) and I haven’t yet tested for long enough to see how this would impact the health of my hair. It is a catch-22 situation, as I would need to pass over each section of hair multiple times using these straighteners at lower temperatures, compared to just one pass at a higher heat setting.For these reasons, I’d be likely to switch between adaptive and manual modes. Remington Proluxe You Adaptive Straightener review: My verdict With over five years’ experience in beauty and health journalism, Florence has written for ELLE, Women’s Fitness, Sister Magazine, National Geographic Traveller and many more, with a strong sustainability angle thread through much of her work.