Q&A(58)
Q: How does the dual voltage feature work? I don't see anything to change voltage on the curling iron
A: The internal function seems to have worked for 4 days in Peru but on the fifth day, the curling iron sparked and the electricity went out in my hotel room. I do NOT recommend this curling iron.
submitted byUnsatisfied Customer - 1 year agoA: This unit is designed to be operated at 120/240V AC and the appliance will automatically adjust to the proper voltage.
submitted byConair's Answers Team - 2 years agoBrand expert
Q: How in the heck am I supposed to curl my hair when there is no handle to hold the hair in place while I'm curling it
A: You can't! The earlier, and MUCH better, model had a longer tip with an actual hole in it, so one was able to actually hold the tip without burning your fingers. Today's products are cheaply made - just awful. Guess Conair wanted to save money.
submitted byDenise - 5 years agoA: Hi Jessielove 1982! If you push the white lever down the clasp will pop up so you can place your hair, and it will hold your hair in place while you are curing it. Hope this helps!
submitted byTarget Beauty Consulting - 5 years agoBrand expert
Q: Does the 1.25 inch or the 1.5 inch curling iron come with the black sleeve??
A: the black heat shield is in both the 1.25 inch and the 1.5 inch curling iron.
submitted byConair's Answers Team - 6 years agoBrand expertA: The black heat shield is in both the 1.25 & the 1.5 inch curling iron
submitted byConair's Answers Team - 6 years agoBrand expert
Q: What's the wattage of this curling iron? Will it work with a voltage converter?
A: Hi there! This curling iron is dual voltage. A dual voltage device can accept both 110-120V and 220-240V. Hope this helps!
submitted byTarget Beauty Consulting - 7 years agoBrand expertA: Hello! This product is dual voltage and only requires a plug adaptor to work internationally.
submitted byConair's Answers Team - 6 years agoBrand expert
Q: What is the temperature of the lowest setting?
A: Hello Kim! The lowest temperature setting on this curling iron is 130C/266F.
submitted byConair's Answers Team - 7 years agoBrand expertA: the temperature 49 degrees.
submitted byLivey - 7 years ago
Q: Is this iron dual voltage? I'm looking for a less expensive curling iron to take on an international trip in a few months. I will need to plug it into an outlet adapter. Thanks!
A: Hello! Yes, this curling iron is dual voltage.
submitted byConair's Answers Team - 7 years agoBrand expertA: Hi there! This curling appliance is dual voltage and will automatically adjust to the proper voltage. Use an adapter plug with correct configuration prior to use in outlet. Hope this helps!
submitted byTarget Beauty Consulting - 7 years agoBrand expert
Q: Can I get 400 degree heat with a heat setting or do I need to utilize turbo boost. What exactly is turbo boost and how does it work?
A: Hi there! This product gets up to 375 degrees and the turbo boost provides up to 27°F burst of heat for difficult-to-style spots. Hope this helps!
submitted byTarget Beauty Consulting - 7 years agoBrand expertA: Hello! Yes, turbo boosts the plate temperatures by up to 27F.
submitted byConair's Answers Team - 7 years agoBrand expert
Q: What is the weight of the 1.5 inch unit
A: The Conair Double Ceramic 1½-Inch Curling Iron, model number CD703GN, weighs approximately 1.95 pounds (or 31.2 ounces)
submitted byConair's Answers Team - 4 months agoBrand expert
Q: I am so confused with this curling iron. there is one button with one dot on it and another button with three dots and the light is either red or green. what does it mean and how do i control it? also, what does the thing do that twists?
A: One dot button: Usually this means a low heat setting — good for fine or thin hair or if you want to be gentle.Three dots button: This is the high heat setting — for thicker or coarser hair, or if you want faster styling. Red light: The curling iron is heating up. Green light: The iron has reached the selected temperature and is ready to use. Press the button with one dot for low heat or the three-dot button for high heat. Wait for the red light to turn green — that means it’s hot enough. The twisting part is likely the temperature control dial or a safety lock. If it’s a dial, you twist it to adjust the temperature more precisely (sometimes beyond just low/high). If it’s a lock, twisting it locks the barrel so it won’t accidentally open or close during use.
submitted byConair's Answers Team - 4 months agoBrand expert
Q: Can you clean the barrel? Hair product has gotten on it.
A: Hello, With the unit unplugged using a damp cloth.
submitted byConair's Answers Team - 7 months agoBrand expert