What is the best flat iron out there?
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I've tried Chi and many others. I bougth the H2pro Iron in Vegas last year and love it. I even bought one for my niece for Christmas and she loves it too. It works like the Chi without drying your hair out. Do a search online and you'll find where to buy it.
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Chi flatirons are a huge rave, although they have a lot of problems. I use a Sedu flatiron and it works really well, it has a lot of good reviews. Folica.com is where I purchased mine.
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I use the kiyoseki. I aboslutely love it and me having dry hair it did not do that at all.
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I have a Chi right now and it works very well but my last flat iron was made by rusk and I really like that one also...infact i still use it, it just is a thicker iron than my chi.
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Hi,I have Babyliss pro radiance 230.
I love these things.
They've got like little fins so it kinda brushes your hair aswell and makes it look really silky and steam which makes it proper shiny aswell.
And...theyre red!!!!!![]()
Thats the latest one for babyliss isnt it? I want to buy one. How much would you rate it? I am currently using fat remington ones
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Yeah it is. I would deffinatley go buy one if i were you! Out of 10 maybe 9. Only thing i dont like about it is the steam runs out really quick and it take aaaaages to fill it up again. I dont like Remmington. I had some a while ago and it took about 20 minutes cos i have thick hair. It only takes 5-10 minutes with them ones though.
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Just a quick question: Does all babyliss straighteners use steam? It is not very practical then isn't it if you keep having to fill it up with water? Hmmm.
I am currently using the fat remington ones but since I have cut my hair rather short.. (guess an extreme hair cut was amongst my new year's resolution!
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I really like Amika it heats up fast and comes in pretty colors!
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I dont think they all do, no. Infact I'm pretty sure they dont. It's not very practical if you're in a rush no and its pretty annoying but if you have the time it makes a big difference.Just a quick question: Does all babyliss straighteners use steam? It is not very practical then isn't it if you keep having to fill it up with water? Hmmm.![]()
I am currently using the fat remington ones but since I have cut my hair rather short.. (guess an extreme hair cut was amongst my new year's resolution!), the straightener no longer suits my short hair!![]()
I use a bio-ionic. It is a brand that my hairdresser recommended to me and I have really enjoyed. I started out with one of their dryers. I took the plunge and purchased a professional hair dryer because I was killing a dryer every six months or so. I have had this same dryer for 3 or 4 years now.
I originally was using a T3 flat iron, I wasn't terribly impressed with it. I also got a fairly narrow .5 inch iron, which didn't work too well for my thick hair. The bio-ionic that I have now is 1 inch and I never have to make a second pass. It makes my hair super shiny and smooth...fast.
bioionic.com/straightiron1.html
I originally was using a T3 flat iron, I wasn't terribly impressed with it. I also got a fairly narrow .5 inch iron, which didn't work too well for my thick hair. The bio-ionic that I have now is 1 inch and I never have to make a second pass. It makes my hair super shiny and smooth...fast.
bioionic.com/straightiron1.html
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I have been using GHD's for 4 years and they are brilliant. I use them for straightening and putting in loose curls into my hair. Have recommended them to a number of people.
how much is this?
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Has anyone tried the Instyler? Damn infomercials ... smoke & mirrors make me want everything!
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