#Review: Agave Healing Vapor Iron

Agave Healing Vapor Iron ($149USD)

I finally purchased this iron I've been wanting. The heat vapor serum infusion piqued my curiousity so I'm willing to try it and am hoping I will love it! 

Love at first sight

So I finally used this iron on my bangs this morning. It's a bit difficult/cumbersome to dispense the serum at first but once you get the hang of it, you start to see just how protected your hair becomes after using it. I'm also relieved because I thought that I wouldn't be able to use this iron dry (without the serum) since I thought the serum was automatically dispensed (like a steamer). 

When I run out of serum, I'd be able to use it dry if I need to. Hopefully this business never goes under so that I can always have the option of serum. I'm hoping that now that I'm sealing the cuticle, my hair will be healthier looking and as a result, stimulate growth. 

Hair after use

#Mission: Sephora Flat Iron Search

My Secret Santa mistakenly gave me a Sephora gift cars instead of cash so no I'm kind of forced to get my flat iron from there. 

I need an iron with an adjustable heat dial since my hair is chemically processed and super fine. I also wear different types of extensions that require various heat settings as well. 

T3 SinglePass Compact Iron ($79USD)

I went in and purchsed this iron after being misinformed about the product. (Way to go Sephora staff!) it's a shame too. The hardware and packaging were really nice for a $80 flat iron. (Low-midrange in Sephora). The concept is wonderful- a heat resistant cover so that you can carry it. The only thing missing was the main thing I needed- the heat dial. If that was present, I would've kept the iron. 

I then did further research and am between several. But before we go there, let me go over the ones that didn't make the cut. 

Sutra Seductress ($210USD)

The concept of being able to curl, wave and straighten with this is an awesome idea. I also bought this until I read the reviews. Needless to say- terrible reviews. A lot of people said that it stopped working about 8 months in and they had problems with switching them using the warranty. I also read a review where they tried to email the Sutra customer service and never received a response. 

GhD Classic ($185USD)

No heat dial- which is a shame. Apparently the iron is at a constant 375 degrees but I usually iron my hair on no more than 325, so I'm nervous to even try it on my hair. Plus, it's a little out if my price range. 

T3 Luminous Tourmaline Flat Iron ($99USD)

The reviews said this one was cheap and not worth the money, so i didn't bother to waste my time. 

I looked at reviews and I'm between three irons now. 

T3 Single Pass ($160USD)

This is the iron I originally wanted. Though a bit steep in price, the reviews are pretty great about this iron and the warranty experience. 

DryBar ($125USD)

Some review say this iron isn't that impressive either, others say it's fantastic. Since Sephora lets you return if you're dissatisfied, I bought it to use in the interim while waiting for the following iron to finally be sent to the store.  

Review post to follow. 

Agave Healing Vapor Iron ($149USD)

This is actually a newer development. I've decided on this because of the hydrating serum concept. The heat vapor piqued my curiousity. I finally got this. Review post to follow. If things don't work out with this iron, I will get the T3 SinglePass. Allure thinks it's worth it.