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NicoleR71 
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Posted: June 24 2011 at 6:02pm |
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Which one you guys suggest? I have natural hair, and i want to flat iron it, to get straight bouncy shiny hair.
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CoCoaVixen
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Posted: July 01 2011 at 7:10pm |
Chi Flat Irons are the best. 
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office2010
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Posted: July 02 2011 at 2:01am |
There are many good irons not just Chi. There are a wide range depending on our budget and how often you want to iron.
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Posted: July 03 2011 at 10:18am |
Let me explain. I've been natural for 4 years. My hair is very long (under my bra strap). I've tried other flat iron (like babyliss, HAI,Magic Ionic, andGHD) but with these brands i need to use a ton of product in my hair to get a sleek look. When i use Farouk's CHI 1 inch Flat iron i only have to wash my hair and use a dime sized amount of Garnier Fruitis leave in conditioner. My hair comes out looking great and because I use the Garnier I don't have to worry about the NYC humidity.
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Posted: July 27 2011 at 11:45am |
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Hi,
I found that a very good hair straitening flat iron is a iron called Herstyler. It has ceramic plates(not plated). This allows u to use it without or minimum products.It also leaves a light shine on the hair and doesn't cause the damage like some other irons do.
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Posted: August 03 2011 at 4:55am |
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ya in this hair style look good
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DoctoredLocks
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Posted: August 04 2011 at 12:38pm |
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Chi and GHD are my two fav brands :)
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Kirbie
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Posted: August 17 2011 at 11:57pm |
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have tried a number of irons and I cannot stress how please I am with
the FHI. It comes in a variety a sizes, has tourmaline plates which
protect your hair and most importantly, it gets the job done better than
any CHI that I have ever used.
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Posted: August 30 2011 at 2:54pm |
I suggest an iron with tourmaline ceramic plates which don't damage the hair like the others. Those types of plates leaves the hair soft, shiny and very straight. 
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Posted: September 02 2011 at 1:37pm |
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Go with any iron which heats all the way up to 450 degrees but has
temperature control so you can choose your setting so you don't damage
your hair.
Some irons will automatically turn off when it gets to 480 degrees which
can help the fuse from blowing. It will help the life of the iron.
There are many on the market which offer these features.
Good luck.
Edited by Aimee0801 - September 02 2011 at 1:49pm
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Posted: September 09 2011 at 12:37am |
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I have flat ironed twice in the same month a couple times. Something I never did before. I've noticed my hair is doing so better against the heat now that I deep condition 1x per week & use 3 types of heat protection each time. I also stopped color with chemical dyes and switched to henna earlier this year. I even make sure to deep condition when i am done wearing it straight to try and make nice with my hair again.
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Posted: February 24 2012 at 9:41am |
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Hello,
I think good hair oil is good for strong hairs.
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Posted: December 25 2014 at 8:45am |
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L'Oreal flat iron is recommended. I've been using it for years and the result is magnificent.
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Posted: November 18 2015 at 6:52pm |
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Babyliss Pro I love this one, GHD's are good always watch your temp seetings only apply the heat temp to your hair texture appropriately because you can cause damage with the heat to high and not using good heat protectant product.
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Posted: December 14 2015 at 8:46am |
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Hello, I found that a decent hair straitening level iron is an iron called Hairstyler. It has fired plates (not plated). This permits u to utilize it without or least products. It likewise leaves a light sparkle on the http://www.arreischeveux.com/ - hair extensions and doesn't bring about the harm like some different irons do.
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Posted: July 30 2020 at 4:41am |
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L'Oreal flat iron is the best. I also use it in my https://%3ca%20href= - manipulatehair.com.au/ "> salon and It's great.
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