Is this an authenic Royale? Steams the hair rather than burnint it.
652213
It seems to be the real deal. I purchased my first Royale from a store at one of our local malls. I loved it! However, I dropping it on the floor and it broke. I saw this one on Amazon and purchased it. It came in the same style box as the one from the mall and had the registration paperwork for Royale as well.
652214
Yes I have the exact model from the Royale kiosk at the mall paid 3x the price for the same one! No burning hair smell
109977
The shampoo does smell good, but I agree with another response of the weighted-down feeling to the hair (along with use of accompanying conditioner). I guess I didn't need the keratin. I put it in my guest bathroom waiting to see if my sister would like to have it.
74828
no, I think this would be good for your hair type with the different heat settings.
1290085
500F, it heats up fast, but it too, damage the hair. My advice would be to not use the highest heat especially if you have fine- normal hair.
1638800
No, is not. You're going to need conditioner, specially if you have fine hair.
426078
Yes. I also thought the same but it is real bristle. I burnt two strands and it burnt like hair turning to ash, with smell of burnt hair.
1982153
Hot curls are better I think. Much nicer looking curls after it's all done.
1919453
It heats up pretty good. But of course not like a salon style curling iron.
2048268
There must be something wrong with the dryer. The two settings on mine are cool and warm enough to dry the hair, but definitely not hot. I've never burned my scalp or my hair. I really like this dryer, so maybe you send it back or contact the company.
62752
The steam gets pretty hot! Be careful not to put it right next to your scalp. I usually put it halfway between my scalp and hair. This way, I don't hit my scalp with the steam, just my hair! Hope this helps!! :)
1658863
I'm not sure what you want you mean by steam your hair. If you are asking if there is any steam that come off of the cap the answer is NO. The heat stays within the cap. Now your hair has to set for about ten minutes to cooling down after using. If your looking to get wave in it that will not happen. I hope I answered your question.
1576584
this device doesn't product mosture, it's dry heat. this isn't a stream sauna.
1351204
This does not put out steam, just hot air. I would not recommend using this as a hair steamer.
299763
No, and it's pretty hot... Perfect for thick, curly/wavy hair but probably wouldn't be too great for fine hair
1260378
wife says that normally ...no. but if she leaves it on too long, it may smell that way. i have never smelt her hair smell burnt. she only uses a conditioner, nothing particularly for heat. daily she just curls bangs, hope someone else has a better answer.
1934699
Yes. I do that. Cover your hair with a shower cap and add a scarf. That way you generate some heat. I've even left it in overnight.
1466153
I didn't really use it once I found out that it would not grab my hair, so I am not sure. But I don't think it heated. My goal was only to have a brush that turned by itself. If I could find one that both heats and turns I'd be overjoyed, but I don't think it exists. If anyone out there finds one, please holler.