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    Posted: August 13 2003 at 1:09am
http://www.denman-us.com/Denmanbrush/Straightener.htm
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I've seen this before. Are you going to try it? If you are, let me know the outcome. Thanks!!!
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hey! i have onwe of those and it works, i just never have time for it. what u do is:

shower, then towel dry your hair. with a blowdryer on, you run it through your hair. It will be straight & dry by the time you are done.

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I have one of these and don't think it works. It came out semi straight when my friend used it on me and did like inch sections, took a loooooong time. I tried it myself and the front looked ok, the back was like really hard to get to. I think it would be ok if you need straight hair for a special occation and dont have an iron. But, my hair is really think and curley so that might be why.
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I have two of those. One is suppose to get rid of frizz and be anti-static, but my hair doesn't really get staticy and it's not frizzy at all. That one cost $22 + $7 shipping and I have one that works really well. It's called the Liss and Love brush. It's ceramic. You can find it on ccb-paris.com. It cost $30+$7 shipping. It works better than an iron for me because my hair is perfectly straight except it flips out at the ends. It causes less damge than a ceramic iron, although ceramic irons much better than metal ones.
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