Philips 8000 Series BHB887 (BHB887/00)
 | Outdated Product The automatic curling iron from the Philips 8000 Series has a fairly high price, but at the same time it provides fast and beautiful styling without unnecessary hassle and with a gentle effect on the hair. The model is designed to create curls, and a minimum of effort is required from the user himself, since the heating element itself rotates, turning an even strand into an elastic curl. The smooth surface of the heating element ensures hair glides without friction or tearing, protective “petals” (the upper parts of the body) protect your hands from burns, and the elongated cylinder grips a wide strand, making styling faster. But the main feature of the Philips 8000 Series BHB887 is SenseIQ technology. A digital sensor measures hair temperature more than 36,000 times per styling session, a...nd a smart microprocessor analyzes and adapts air temperature in real time to avoid overheating and drying out hair. There are 3 temperature modes to choose from (170, 190 and 210 degrees) and 3 time settings (8, 10 or 12 seconds). After the set time has elapsed, a sound signal will sound, indicating the end of the curling and the need to remove the strand. In addition, 3 modes of auto-rotation of the nozzle are available: left, right and alternately to create a symmetrical hairstyle. The model is supplemented with an ionization function. Negatively charged ions saturate the hair with moisture, making it manageable and smooth. It is also worth noting the quick heating of the device (only 60 seconds), a fairly long 2-meter cord with a hinged base, a hanging loop, automatic shutdown of the curling iron after 60 minutes, and the inclusion of a special accessory for cleaning the cylinder in the package. |
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The automatic curling iron from the Philips 8000 Series has a fairly high price, but at the same time it provides fast and beautiful styling without unnecessary hassle and with a gentle effect on the hair. The model is designed to create curls, and a minimum of effort is required from the user himself, since the heating element itself rotates, turning an even strand into an elastic curl.
The smooth surface of the heating element ensures hair glides without friction or tearing, protective “petals” (the upper parts of the body) protect your hands from burns, and the elongated cylinder grips a wide strand, making styling faster. But the main feature of the Philips 8000 Series BHB887 is SenseIQ technology. A digital sensor measures hair temperature more than 36,000 times per styling session, and a smart microprocessor analyzes and adapts air temperature in real time to avoid overheating and drying out hair.
There are 3 temperature modes to choose from (170, 190 and 210 degrees) and 3 time settings (8, 10 or 12 seconds). After the set time has elapsed, a sound signal will sound, indicating the end of the curling and the need to remove the strand. In addition, 3 modes of auto-rotation of the nozzle are available: left, right and alternately to create a symmetrical hairstyle. The model is supplemented with an ionization function. Negatively charged ions saturate the hair with moisture, making it manageable and smooth. It is also worth noting the quick heating of the device (only 60 seconds), a fairly long 2-meter cord with a hinged base, a hanging loop, automatic shutdown of the curling iron after 60 minutes, and the inclusion of a special accessory for cleaning the cylinder in the package.
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Smart curl
The Philips SenseIQ styler, despite its higher price, offers unique technologies that make curling more effective and safe. One of the key features is the SenseIQ intelligent system, which includes a digital sensor that measures hair temperature more than 36,000 times per styling session and a microprocessor that adapts heat in real time. SenseIQ technology helps maintain personalized heat settings to help prevent hair from drying out and retain its natural moisture.
In addition, the styler is equipped with an ionization function: negatively charged ions reduce static charge, smooth out cuticles, adding shine, smoothness and silkiness to hair. Philips has designed the curling iron to minimize the negative effects of high temperatures on your hair.
Safe styling
The manufacturer claims that the Philips SenseIQ auto curling iron has an elongated cylinder that allows you to capture more hair at a time. Although it doesn't seem long, it's long enough to quickly curl short to medium-length hair. Long-haired users will have to take smaller strands and spend more time styling. Protective "petals" of the body prevent accidental contact of fingers with a hot surface, and the coating of the cylinder provides smooth gliding, preventing hair from getting stuck. If you style your hair incorrectly or try to curl too much hair, the styler will automatically turn off to prevent damage to your hair.
Experiment with hairstyles
The Philips SenseIQ styler offers 3 temperature settings (170, 190 and 210 degrees) for different hair types. Selectable rotation direction (left, right or alternate) helps you create symmetrical hairstyles, and a timer with 3 time settings (8, 10 and 12 seconds) allows you to experiment with different curl types. For light, natural curls, 8 seconds is enough, for more noticeable curls - 10 seconds, and for defined curls - 12 seconds.
The styler heats up in just 30 seconds and has an auto-off feature after 60 minutes. The 2-meter cord with a swivel base prevents twisting, and a special loop allows you to hang the device for convenient storage. The kit also includes an accessory for cleaning the cylinder.
