Misikko Hana Flat Iron Review & Video!

A few weeks ago, I was contacted by Missiko, a website that sells lots of hair products.  I love that they carry Moroccan Oil, a staple in my hair routine.  They also have the famous T3 Hair Dryer (scroll down), which is supposedly the best.  I'm in the market for a new dryer, and even though that one is really expensive, people gush over how good it is. They carry Chi Flat Irons, which is what I used to use before they sent me the amazing Hana Professional 1.5" iron to review.  

I decided to make my first video for you guys to see the iron in action!  It's really more impressive than before/after shots would be because you can see how quickly and easily it works.  However, since it's my first video, I'm a bit awkward and it's not too well-lit. It starts and ends abruptly because I said, "I love my new curling iron!".  Flat iron, Maria.  Flat iron.  I also say, "I promise this isn't hurting my hair," which... honestly, I don't know.  You probably shouldn't heat-style your hair every day, and I don't. Even though I was just talking into my computer, I was nervous! If you're not interested in watching me straighten my hair for 3 minutes (lol), I suggest you scroll down to see my straight hair in my OOTD :) 

Misikko packs a ton of cute extras in with your order:

And I love the bag the flat iron comes in!

By the way, here's my OOTD, which I wore to move a few more items into my new classroom.  (Side note- they had me teaching math in a science classroom at first, complete with sinks and gas spigots.  I'm pretty happy that they moved me into a former music room instead, since the acoustics will be awesome for my lame-o math songs I make the kids sing!)

Necklace: Anthropologie Shepherd Moon Necklace

Dress: Anthropologie Sail Shapes Dress

Belt: Anthropologie Looping Lanes Belt

Shoes: Cynthia Vincent for Target

Thank you so much, Misikko, for hooking me up with the best flat iron I've ever used.  It's definitely expensive, but I'd always rather pay more for a quality product once than pay $50 every few months for lesser products that need to be replaced more often and don't work well.   Do you agree?