Showing posts with label ceramic flat hair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ceramic flat hair. Show all posts

Saturday, January 7, 2012

What's better, ';Light Me Up! Bed Head Ceramic 1 inch flat iron,'; or ';Light Me Up! Bed Head ionic Hair dryer';

I have short to medium length straight/wavy brown hair.What's better, ';Light Me Up! Bed Head Ceramic 1 inch flat iron,'; or ';Light Me Up! Bed Head ionic Hair dryer';
I know the Bed Head styling tools seem like they would be good (and are cute as well) but trust me, they are very poor quality. My sister, cousin, and grandmother all are cosmetologists and they say that those are horrible tools, as well as my mom, who got the straightener and curling iron and experienced it firsthand.What's better, ';Light Me Up! Bed Head Ceramic 1 inch flat iron,'; or ';Light Me Up! Bed Head ionic Hair dryer';
I agree whith the girl!





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  • Do straightning ceramic flat irons burn your hair?

    yes they do but there are things you can do to prevent damage.. before you iron or even blow dry you could spray in a heat protection spray ie: Beyond the Zone ';turn up the heat'; or Proclaim ';spray on glosser'; (both carried at Sally Beauty Supply) they will sheild your hair from the heat and prevent heat damage.





    I would also recomend using a flat iron with a negative ion activator, these will usually run anywhere between 39.99 to 199.99 depending on the brand name and the retailer, but the negative ions will seal the hair's cuticle and lock in mousture leaving your hair smooth and very shiny.





    (if you can find one that uses ';nano'; technology that is even better, it has a negative ion activator that will break down the negative ions into their smallest form and highest quantity giving you the maximum benefits of the negative ions)Do straightning ceramic flat irons burn your hair?
    as long as you protect it, it will be ok, use a flat iron spray, or an anti-frizz serum to protect your hair from the heat, and try not to flat iron you hair more than 3 times per weekDo straightning ceramic flat irons burn your hair?
    YEAH
    yes
    yes they fry your hair and make it frizzy.
    no because their ceramic
    Yes it does u will look pretty but it'll damage ur hair
    whatever ';burns'; or ';heats up'; will damage your hair. sad but true. the best flat iron out right now is the ceramic one because its doesn't hurt your hair as much but will still damage it.
    does for me! O_O

    Thursday, January 5, 2012

    HAIR EMERGENCY!!!! One of the ceramic hot plates on my HairArt flat iron just freakin fell off........?

    is there anything i can do? i dont have the receipt for it anymore, so i cant send it in to be fixed!! is there anything i can do to fi it myself??





    Please any help would be great, i paid good money for this flat iron, and it is my absolute fav as i have waist length hair and straighten my hair everyday! i really dont want to have to buy another one if i can fix this!!HAIR EMERGENCY!!!! One of the ceramic hot plates on my HairArt flat iron just freakin fell off........?
    i dont think it safe for you to fix it yourself you might do something wrong try returning it even without the receipt or go to a mechanic or somethingHAIR EMERGENCY!!!! One of the ceramic hot plates on my HairArt flat iron just freakin fell off........?
    Try phoning the company of this hair straightener. They should be able to send you another one for free ( usually or for a small amount) . Paying a bit for a new one is better than going to the store and getting one. That's what I can suggest. Just phone the company, trust me . It could save you lots of money. Even if there are other people who know how to fix it. Do that but then phone so they can maybe even send another one! Why waste that? So ya... Good Luck!
    put a small amount of super glue on the underside. Where your hair DOES NOT touch. then press the plates together until dry. This will hold for a while, I've have to do it to one of mine before and it's lasted for 2 months and going strong.

    I just got a new flat iron 4 x-mas. It's a curlmaster ceramic wet 2 straight. Is it any good 4 curly hair?

    I have really frizzy, thick, curly hair........do u think it'll do any good??? I used 2 have a remington wet 2 straight......which is quicker, and better?????I just got a new flat iron 4 x-mas. It's a curlmaster ceramic wet 2 straight. Is it any good 4 curly hair?
    http://www.naturallycurly.com Great website that has all sorts of answers for curly hair problems.I just got a new flat iron 4 x-mas. It's a curlmaster ceramic wet 2 straight. Is it any good 4 curly hair?
    i got a wet 2 straight iron a couple years ago and it didnt work at all on me!! i have wavy hair... so im thinking it may not work for curly hair.. but maybe yours is better!! lol just try it
    well wet to straight ceramic straighteners are usually good try it out on your hair and see if your hair looks better don't think just becuase the other ones quicker it'll be better
    PLEASE don't use it on wet hair. It will FRY your hair, b/c hair is most sensitive when wet. Also, if you are going to use a flat iron, it should be solid ceramic plates, not ceramic over metal. Sometimes you really have to dig to find out if it is or not. Good luck!
    yea girl try it

    If my hair dresser doesn't have a ceramic iron and only has a flat iron..should i ask her to use a hot comb?

    im going to prom(8th grade)..and im not sure if my hair dresser has a ceramic iron, but i know she has a flat iron...but i have natural black hair....and my friends say that a ceramic iron is best but then hot comb is good too...so if she doesn't have a ceramic iron..should i just get it flat ironed or hot combedIf my hair dresser doesn't have a ceramic iron and only has a flat iron..should i ask her to use a hot comb?
    Sophia, it does make a difference if a hair appliance is ceramic or not. Ceramic flat irons and curling irons reduce static and eliminate frizz from the hair.





    To answer your question, since you are natural I suggest using the hot comb over the flat iron. Unless the flat iron has a variable temperature control the hot comb will do just fine. Make sure your stylist uses a heat protectant on your hair no matter what you choose.





    Please don't bother checking those links Leonard provided. The sites redirected me to another site with more popups than I can count.If my hair dresser doesn't have a ceramic iron and only has a flat iron..should i ask her to use a hot comb?
    Hey melissa


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    Dear we use both and just because ones ceramic and the other is flat doesn't mean anything. It's what you like. I can do the same thing using my hair dryer to straighten hair. Have her use what she comfie with.
    if you want ur hair curly you can wrap it in toe separators and that works with all kinds of hair. It ends up really pretty ,*wink*.

    Which flat iron causes less damage to hair? Ionic, far infrared, or ceramic?

    Ceramic. The Chi Flat Iron definitely works the best and causes the least amount of damage. I've tried everything from the cheap ones you buy in the store (which KILL hair) to the Sedu Ionic and I would recommend the Chi to anyone. Whatever you decide to get though, don't get the kind that says you can straiten your hair while its wet! Thats about the worst thing you can do to your hair.Which flat iron causes less damage to hair? Ionic, far infrared, or ceramic?
    There are many types of flat irons, so it's important to figure out exactly just which type you want to get. The types include tourmaline, sapphire, traditional, gold-tone, jade, and ceramic. The most popular brands are Conair, Bion, FHI, Babyliss, T3, Bio Ionic, Solano, Revlon, GHD, Unil, Wigo, Helen of Troy, Jilbere de Paris, Superstar, Futura, Kenta, Solia, Hot Tools, Sedu, Hai and Chi.



    It is important to find out which brand will work best for your type of hair. Everyone has different hair and everyone's hair will respond differently to different kinds of devices. For short, fine hair, try Wigo or Farouk. Short, normal hair works well with Bion and Wigo. Short hair that is coarse and wavy should use Chi or FHI. Long, medium fine hair is good with Solano or Bion. Long, medium normal hair responds well to Sedu or Chi. Lastly, long medium coarse, wavy hair should work well with Babyliss or Hai.



    In determining which hair straightener is best for you, it's also a good idea to consider the price ranges. There is a wide range when it comes to flat iron prices. They range in cost from a low of $20 to over $150. Jilbere de Paris makes great lower-end hair straighteners, and for expensive hair straighteners, Sedu and FHI make excellent products.



    Chi flat irons are probably the most popular on the market nowadays. There are many different varieties of products by Chi, from the classic ceramic to the newer nano ceramic. Getting a decent quality Chi hair straightener will probably set you back about $100, but since their quality is so excellent and reliable, purchasing one is a great investment.



    There are many excellent retailers from which to purchase flat irons. Great places to buy them include Folica, Misikko, HairProducts.com, Glamour Beauty Center, Sephora, Discount Beauty Center, My Hair Tools and Beauty Basic Supply. It's also a good idea to check out beauty supply stores in your area, such as Sally's Beauty Supply.



    Now choose the best fit for your hair type...good luck, and happy straightening.Which flat iron causes less damage to hair? Ionic, far infrared, or ceramic?
    It isn't the type of iron, it is the temperature that you have it set on. Ceramic is usually a little better, but if you , like most young women, have the temperature too high they are all going to do serious damage.
    i think ceramic, supposedly. but ionic makes it smoother and shinier i believe.



    help me with what flat iron you have?! ahh thanks. http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;
    100% ceramic works the best. :)

    It also reduces damage. Try looking up ceramic flat irons to figure out which one suits you.
    Ceramic deffentinly
    i love the Chi its ceramic and it shines your hair it is deffinately less damage
    ceramic
    I use and Ionic flat iron and my hair is fine, nice and soft. :-)

    Does the CHI 1'; Ceramic Style Flat Iron by Farouk - Black/ Gold keep hair straight ALL DAY?

    I am thinking about buying this for school, but I'd like to know if it keeps hair straight all day long..? I have semi-thick hair with a TON of layers. I have school for 7 hours a day and I'd like it to keep my hair straight all day long. Does it? Or should I buy a different straightener? (Please dont talk about the price with me I can afford it and I'm not asking about the price.)Does the CHI 1'; Ceramic Style Flat Iron by Farouk - Black/ Gold keep hair straight ALL DAY?
    well i have never used this kind of straightner but i will tell you if its humid and the mositure gets in your hair.. no matter what kinda of straightner it is.. your hair will curl.. wave or poof..

    i mean unless you use a good product in ur hair after u straighten it

    =) good luckDoes the CHI 1'; Ceramic Style Flat Iron by Farouk - Black/ Gold keep hair straight ALL DAY?
    http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;

    ^^look for my answer^^
    Its awesome

    BUY IT!!!!

    its worth it :)
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  • Perm and a hair straightener?okay my question is simple:should I get the conair ceramic flat iron,the one that

    can dry it when yr hair is wet? But before you answer listen to this: i've been perming my hair since i was 10,now im 17,so maybe it'll damage. for years i've been frustrated on how my hair hair gets puffy at times and the texture.i have naturally curly hair and basically after i take a shower i comb it out so it won't tangle,then put it in a bun while its wet b/c i don't want it to puff up.then the next day i take it out and grease my scalp and it gets puffy so then i just put it in a bun again.then like 4 days later i take it out of the bun ans its like straight/wavy at first,but then as the day wears on it gets dry and then loses its texture n stuff. soo i was thinking that since i get a perm every 3 months,if i stop perming and get a flat iron,will it make my hair straight without frying it?like okay if i stop getting a perm every 3 months %26amp; started to flat iron my hair once a week will it fry/damage it or will it be straight without big damage.i would like to know before i buy it.Perm and a hair straightener?okay my question is simple:should I get the conair ceramic flat iron,the one that
    Your hair sounds pretty damaged. I would kind of hold off in getting the flat iron because it won't solve your problems. I mean you can get it if you want to but I just wanted to inform you that please do not use it on the highest setting. That would make your hair worse. Believe my because my hair was all kinds of fried.





    To nurture my hair back to health and grow out the damage, I pretty much deep conditioned my hair and restrict my use of heat styling products, such as blowdryers, flat irons, etc. I relied more on hooded dryers and wet rollersets to style my hair. Then I gradually cut away the damaged hair. I also started to relax my hair every four months, since I could get away with it. Over time, my relaxers started to take better and no more overlapping.





    Oh I forgot, I stopping using brown gels, hair sprays, and anything that contains alcohol (the drying kinds like isopropyl, sd-alcohol). I also invested in seamless combs and brushes and threw out the cheap brushes and combs. For more info go to http://forum.blackhairmedia.com

    Can you curl your hair with a Jilbere de Paris Nano Ceramic Ionic Flat Iron?

    %26lt;%26gt;http://www.sallybeauty.com/jilbere-nano-flat-iron/SBS-345136,default,pd.html?cgid=Hair09-06%26gt;Can you curl your hair with a Jilbere de Paris Nano Ceramic Ionic Flat Iron?
    Lol of course you can, you can curl your hair with any straightener/flat iron. Depending on you, if you know how to..Can you curl your hair with a Jilbere de Paris Nano Ceramic Ionic Flat Iron?
    as for curling it think twice about a curling iron, I'd use a flat iron just because its better for you hair, its quicker and easier.

    Try this tutorial out so you can see what I''m talking about:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uB1npokA2

    Its for curling ur hair with the flat iron.

    What Is The Best Ceramic Flat Iron Straightener For Black Women With Long Natural Hair?

    I am a African American and I have long thick hair, I'm about to start using the ceramic flat irons instead of those old fashion straightening combs (talk about an upgrade lol) and I don't know which one is the best for my hair. I went to a hair salon in Jan 2008 and the guy who did my hair, used a Flat Iron. After when he was finished with my hair it felt so soft and sleeky! the ceramic that he used was called,'; The Ion Brilliant W/D.'; I was so pleased of the results of what he did because normally if I had gotten my hair done with a straightening comb, it would have taken me 3 1/2 hrs!! to get finished. After about a week or 2 had past, my hair didn't feel as sleeky like it was before when i got it done, It was almost about to go back to it's Natural texture!! So I had to continuously put hair grease and oil sheen in my hair to keep It moist.This has never happen to me before!! until i decided to get a ceramic flat iron instead of a straightening comb what should i do?What Is The Best Ceramic Flat Iron Straightener For Black Women With Long Natural Hair?
    I recommend going to this site and looking at their flat irons ...they have just about every brand and you can read user reviews and figure out which one works for your type hair. This is a good site to buy from....they ship really fast and the prices are pretty competitive. I am sure you could get them on Ebay but I really don't think they would honor your warranty if something would happen.



    http://www.folica.com/appliances/straigh



    I have the New Sedu and I really love it. It makes my hair feel like silk and it really shines ....



    I wish you the best and hope this information helps ~~What Is The Best Ceramic Flat Iron Straightener For Black Women With Long Natural Hair?
    che's are the best for straightning. they're expensive but they work



    if you get one of those wet dry straightners, its better for hair
    hi

    i would recommend a CHI flat iron for you. i have been a hairstylist for over 20 years, and i love them. i find that the hair is silky and shiny when i am done, and i can use it on any type of hair. another great brand if babyliss,and they have great ceramic irons. either of these brands are worth the money. i would also recommend using a flat iron spray----go very lightly with it---just a fine mist. this will protect your hair from the heat, but if used properly, wll not make your hair feel sticky. good luck, and forget the straightening iron!!! they are hair killers!!!
    chi isnt not 100% ceramic...so no.



    but baby bliss nano are the best!

    and sallys has a couple of good ones too.

    What's better, ';Light Me Up! Bed Head Ceramic 1 inch flat iron,'; or ';Light Me Up! Bed Head ionic Hair dryer?';

    I have short to medium length straight/wavy brown hair.What's better, ';Light Me Up! Bed Head Ceramic 1 inch flat iron,'; or ';Light Me Up! Bed Head ionic Hair dryer?';
    straigtner!!





    ba4baWhat's better, ';Light Me Up! Bed Head Ceramic 1 inch flat iron,'; or ';Light Me Up! Bed Head ionic Hair dryer?';
    I need to know to. I was thinking of buying a Bed Head straightener too.
    Oh, the tough decisions a 12 year old has to make these days . . . .
    Bed Head Straightener.................鈾?

    Which flat irons (hair straighteners) are 100% ceramic?

    I've done a lot of research on different flat iron's but not many websites site whether their product is made with pure ceramic plates. I know for a fact that FHI Runway and PAUL MITCHELL use 100% ceramic plates but I'd really like to know if there are any other brands I should look into. CHI's are only ceramic COATED. I'm not interested in them, I've used it before and it makes the hair around my face get split ends and I do use hair product for heat defense.



    If you have any recommendation for a flat iron with variable temperature, 100% ceramic and at least 2 year warranty, please comment!!



    Thanks everyone!Which flat irons (hair straighteners) are 100% ceramic?
    I believe Cloudysky meant that it's titanium plates.



    Why are you set on using 100% Ceramic?



    The Ceramic %26amp; Tourmaline combination is significantly superior.



    This may not be directly relevant but here is Folica's ';top 10 flat iron'; page which is based on user feedback, most of them are Ceramic but it's tough to know which ones are 100%



    http://www.folica.com/appliances/straighWhich flat irons (hair straighteners) are 100% ceramic?
    I am researching the same thing. Didn't check warranty for these but found the Conair Nano Silver is 100% Ceramic, the Jilbere de Paris (sold at Sally Beauty), Hana Elite, Sedu Flat Iron, and Hot Tools 1'; Solid ceramic flat Iron and Babyliss. I just found this site: www.thefind.com Search for 'solid ceramic plates flat iron' and you'll get lots of results. Good luck!
    100% Black Ceramic Plates with 2 Years Warranty In The Box These Hair Irons are Rare Only in Salons If you have long hair you need the wide. Medium Hair the Standard Hope this helps. These Irons have been launched by the founders of ghd and are set to take the market by storm.
    The Babyliss ones are titanic but they work so much better than Chi's, I work in a beauty salon and all of our stylists use the Babyliss nanos
    chi

    What is the BEST ceramic flat iron to use on naturally coarse hair( black and very nappy)?

    I've been looking into the Andis flat iron line, but does anyone have any OTHER suggestions?



    Also HOW does a heat protectant work on your hair? Could somoene please thouroughly explain how it works, as well as how to USE it (directions)?



    Thanks Guys.What is the BEST ceramic flat iron to use on naturally coarse hair( black and very nappy)?
    Sista to Sista I feel your pain!!! I hair shoulder length hair and it is really thick. I have found a great ceramic flat iron and a heat protector!!!! The name of the flat irons are ION (sally's carries them...on sale this month for 59.99)!!!! People often suggest CHI which are great but the ION's does the same thing for lost cost! Also, I use Silk Elements (Heat Protection Spray) The trick to using a protection spray is make sure you spray your ends. The spray is to protect your hair. Breakage starts at the ends and works it way up. You want health hair!!!! I hope I helped you!!! Be Sweet and BlessedWhat is the BEST ceramic flat iron to use on naturally coarse hair( black and very nappy)?
    Maxiglide!

    I use Redken Heat Glide when I DO straighten my hair(which is like once a year lol). I apply two squirts before I airdry(when my hair is wet) then after it's dry before I'm about to flatiron i apply one and a half squirts. Make sure your hair is very clean before you flatiron and don't apply a lot of products. Just apply a good moisturizier(i use NTM Silk-Touch LeaveIn) and the heat protectant, focusing on your ends.



    a heat protectant works by coating your hair, protecting it from both uv rays and heat from heat appliances.



    you could always get some really good info on how to care for your hair at longhaircareforums.com! =D
    go to this website this guy does my hair and he sells his products online



    www.badboyhair.com
    Okay idf you want straigteners go for GHDs they are gold plated and they dnt burn ya hair as quickly as the rest and the heat protection is good too befoer you stragten your hair you spreay it on and then straigten it, it gives an extra coat of preotectiona nd odesnt smell of burning
    I would look into finding a GHD styling Iron. It has a controlled heat system and floating plates so you can straighten and/or curl with it.



    Heat protecting sprays work by using proteins and humectants to temporarily coat your hair to prevent the heat from being directly on your hair strands. Kind of like sitting in the shade instead of directly in the sun.
    super star chee or chee my mom is a hair stylist %26amp; im going to beuty school
    CHI - Ceramic Hairstyling Iron is the #1 selling Iron in the

    Professional Beauty Industry today. This iron will curl, bend,

    flip, spiral and even straighten hair.



    Chi 1 Inch Ceramic Flat Iron Hair Straightener

    From Chi

    Price: $91.99

    http://astore.amazon.com/beautycare-20/d



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    CHI GF1539 Turbo Big 2 Inch Ceramic Flat Iron Hair

    Straightener From CHI



    Features: - Variable Temperature up to 356 Degree F

    - On/Off switch on the Inside to Prevent Accidental

    Turn Off - Swivel Cord to Keep from Tangling while Using

    Price: $110 to 135

    http://astore.amazon.com/beautycare-20/d
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  • Do ionic ceramic flat irons instead of metal ones really not damage your hair but instead add moisture?

    These ceramic ionic hair straighteners claim that by using negative ions and infered heat, it doesn't fry the hair but make it more healthier by locking in moisture and shine...



    Now i have very course, curly thick dry hair, would it work for me?



    http://www.sephora.com/browse/product.jhDo ionic ceramic flat irons instead of metal ones really not damage your hair but instead add moisture?
    NO, anything you do to your hair can damage it, whether it be heat, dye, perm or straighten even brushing your hair can damage it. If you use conditioners and certain hair products they can protect you rhair and help restore damage but nothing can eliminate it completly. Sorry...of course companies will tell you their products don't damage your hair, that is how they sell you products with false hope.Do ionic ceramic flat irons instead of metal ones really not damage your hair but instead add moisture?
    All sources of heat applied to your hair can cause damage, But yes. Ceramic ones cause Less damage than metal. Ceramic ones allow for steam, whereas metal ones do not. I purchased a Paul Mitchel Chi from ebay and it was the best 100 bucks I ever spent. My hair looks amazing after using it. All the professionals at salons use that kind and it really does look great. Good luck
    Yea, all of them say that..and dont ever straighten your hair wet, even if it can do that, it will kill your hair completely.



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    Can i use any ceramic flat iron on damp towel dried hair???please advice?

    i have straight hair , but i like it pin straight, i have a ceramic iron, but last night i bought that wet to dry iron by t3 at sephora for 200$$ , yeah it did what it said it will do, i just have this feeling that my old iron can do it also but im too afraid to try..will i break it? it heats up to 400degrees(bedhead) just like the t3..like i mentioned i have straight hair so i can use any iron..cuttin the time of drying it 1st is what lured me into purchasing this over priced iron in the 1st place...any advice?? many thanks!!!Can i use any ceramic flat iron on damp towel dried hair???please advice?
    im not to sure that's a good idea


    if your old ones are not meant for damp hair then i wouldn't even think of doing itCan i use any ceramic flat iron on damp towel dried hair???please advice?
    DO NOT USE IT TO DRY YER HAIR!


    i haev the same thing and i like it pin straight and i did it when its wet


    and it said i could


    but it burns ur hair in the core of the center and i didnt no this


    and my hair looked just fine


    but after about a 2 weeks of doing it my hair started to break and it was 3 inches shorter!


    pleasse dont do that to yer hair!
    make sure you have a protectant in the hair and that the hair is almost dry and if you have fine hair you should never set it to 400 the main reason for the high temp is for someone with thick curly coarse hair if you dont have that try around 350
    If your old one isnt wet to dry, it wont work.


    It will just fry your hair and make it limp.


    SO dont try it.



    It cannot be good for your hair...

    Are titanium flat irons better for your hair than ceramic ones?

    they are both just as worse. they will both damage your hair so it dont really matter. it depends on how much heat you use and how often.Are titanium flat irons better for your hair than ceramic ones?
    definetly ceramic ones!!!!!!


    think about it, titanium can't really be cooled down as fast as ceramic can, and plus i have a ceramic one, its awesum!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! dusnt burn your hair!!!!! good luck!!! =)Are titanium flat irons better for your hair than ceramic ones?
    never heard of a titanium iron...i kno one that is good though...chi ceramics but the thing is like $200!

    Can a ceramic curling iron or flat iron burn your hair?

    i would really like to know because i'm thinking about buying curling/flat ironCan a ceramic curling iron or flat iron burn your hair?
    I flat iron my hair all the time and it doesn't burn my hair. Curling irons don't burn your hair either. If you keep the flat iron or curler on a piece of hair too long, it can burn though. There are some special hair products that are especially made for heat styling and can prevent burning.Can a ceramic curling iron or flat iron burn your hair?
    as for curling it think twice about a curling iron, I'd use a flat iron just because its better for you hair, its quicker and easier.

    Try this tutorial out so you can see what I''m talking about:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uB1npokA2

    Its for curling ur hair with the flat iron.
    Heat damages %26amp; takes a toll on your hair eventually. Look for a thermal protector to spray on your hair
    if you use it too much then it will ; be sure to spray heat protecter on your hair before straightening it.

    Does anybody know what ceramic flat iron and curling iron is the best buy and won't fry my hair?

    i dont now that but u could try the rollers that u could put in ur hair over nite and also i tink that they all uhmm fry ur hair coz pplz hair is frigal it gets damaged a lot quickly and espessially if u stay in the sun for long u get a tan and ur hair gets BADLY DAMAGEDDoes anybody know what ceramic flat iron and curling iron is the best buy and won't fry my hair?
    All will damage because of the intensity of the heat. Good brands are Rusk, Chi, %26amp; Paul Mitchell. Rusk is a bit less expensive and works great and it is more comfortable on your hand. If you want to minimize the damage check out the Rusk Str8 line that helps to protect your hair.Does anybody know what ceramic flat iron and curling iron is the best buy and won't fry my hair?
    this brand called forever, her styler
    SEDU! I have tried the Chi, the Solia, the MaxiGlide, not to mention Gold-N-Hot, and have had nothing but success with the Sedu flat iron. The plates are tourmaline/ceramic, you can control the temperature, and the iron is not heavy. I have 4a/3c hair (super curly, medium coarse) hair, put the iron on the 3rd or 2nd highest setting, and it straightens AND silkens my hair with one swoop. I have not yet experienced any severe damage (of course, anytime you apply heat to your hair, you receive damage of some sort, but my hair is still healthy, shiny, and I don't trim my ends more than usual).



    The Sedu isn't cheap; I bought mine from folica.com for $115, but I've had it for almost two years now with zero problems.



    I have a tourmaline curling iron I bought from Walgreen's or CVS (about $13.00), and I'm happy with it.



    No matter what iron you get, heat protection and keeping your hair sufficiently moisturized is the key to keeping your hair from frying.
    enzi milano is excellent!

    and they use only 160 degree heat so that is good too
    Haha! No such thing exist. Anytime you put heat on your hair your damaging it. Ceramic flat irons, curling irons, hair dryers it all equals damage.
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    The CHI Nano Ceramic Flat Iron is the latest

    in advanced technology with

    a pure ceramic heater combined with the

    NEW ';Nano Silver Technology';.

    ';Nano Silver Technology'; is a health

    system which works to eliminate bacteria

    from appliances to promote a germ-free

    zone of protection for your health and safety.

    This high tech flat iron utilizes Ceramic

    Technology, Negative Ions, Far Infrared,

    and Nano silver technology to sterilize

    bacteria. Now you can curl, flip, twist,

    twirl, straighten and sterilize.



    CHI Nano Technology 1'; Ceramic Flat Iron

    From CHI

    Price: $220.00

    http://astore.amazon.com/beautycare-20/d
    hm.. the gold plated ones are the best..they heat up quickly and won't fry your hair, but you can also get the ones that'll dry your hair and straighten it at the same time..those might be good too.

    and you can get them almost anywhere...wal-mart, sears, and alot of the salons
    Paul mitchell, CHi Turbo, Fhi, or Sedu?
    My flat iron is baby bliss, u have 2 buy it at the salon n i think they have curling irons buy that brand too. but u should put something in your hair to protect your hair from being fried before u iron it anyway.
    haven't you americans heard of ghd's?!?!?! wow! well, in england everyone has a pair! and they are totally fantatic! i have such thick frizzy hair! but then one glide of the ghds then aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! perfect! they are the best things i've bought!



    http://www.ghdhair.com/

    Will the paul mitchell ceramic flat iron damage my fine hair?

    I just bought the paul mitchell ceramic flat iron. I called the company and they told me that it will not damage my hair. I am really scared because I used to straighten my hair when i was younger and it burned my hair badly. I was previously using the hot tools medal flat iorn but i was told that ceramic plates create negative ions that cause heat protection against damaging your hair becuase only possitive ions damage your hair and that ceramic plates wont cause any damage.





    What does everyone out there think about flat irons?





    Does it cause damage?





    Give me your opinions..





    I want to hear what you think..





    haha..Will the paul mitchell ceramic flat iron damage my fine hair?
    Yes, its true that most irons these days have ceramic plates that emit negative ions and far infrared rays which protect the hair and seal in color, moisture and shine. Hot Tools and Paul Mitchell irons arent that great. Chi and T3 break easily, they're made in China so you can just imagine what of hazardous materials they might use. I really like the Magic In Flat Iron by Create. Its not so much a known company but my stylist recomended that iron to me and I'm really amazed with the results. I have fine long hair and its really gentle. It fights frizz and gets my hair perfect, shiny and straight in 10 minutes. Its a little pricy but its worth the extra money.Will the paul mitchell ceramic flat iron damage my fine hair?
    I Have Them And MY Hair Is Extremely Fine It doesnt Damage My Hair At All It justs Straightens It Just As i Want It





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  • Is the CHI 1'; Ceramic Original Flat Iron good for thick, curly, frizzy hair?

    Or what CHI is? Thanks so much!Is the CHI 1'; Ceramic Original Flat Iron good for thick, curly, frizzy hair?
    CHI irons are great for every type of hair. They retail for over $100 but you can find them at http://superstorefinds.com for only $50.Is the CHI 1'; Ceramic Original Flat Iron good for thick, curly, frizzy hair?
    It is a good iron and will probably get your hair straight with no problem. The only issue is that it has a fixed temperature setting of 370 degrees so you can't adjust it. For that reason, I would go with another CHI iron or one by BaByliss, GHD, or FHI.