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Topic: Flat Iron
Posted By: BRI_BETHEA
Subject: Flat Iron
Date Posted: August 27 2005 at 5:06pm
Whats the brst Flat Iron (Brand) to use?

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3C/4A Realaxed



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Posted By: Layla
Date Posted: August 28 2005 at 10:44am
Sedu.

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Type: 3c/4a Natural
Current Length: 6"
Goal: Healthy, tip of nose /neck/shoulder length hair.
BC: 02/08/06


Posted By: Supersugar
Date Posted: August 28 2005 at 11:49am
Couldn't say; there's 4 or 5 different brands that people seem to do well with.  Sedu, Solia, Chi, FHI, and Maxiglide come up again and again, so you'd probably do alright with one of those.

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Posted By: Grow Hair Grow
Date Posted: August 28 2005 at 7:52pm

I just bought an FHI on eBay and am waiting for it to arrive. I did a lot of research on the differences between FHI and CHI and most were in favor of the FHI. I have recently used my roommate's HAI flat iron and was very pleased with the results. Whatever you choose, make sure that it has the adjustable heat (as opposed to the fixed heat) setting.



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Posted By: IndigoRed
Date Posted: September 03 2005 at 11:09am
I just got a Solia a few weeks ago. I am happy with it. 


Posted By: Polyesterdiva
Date Posted: September 03 2005 at 2:15pm

 

Good question.

I actually spent A LOT of time just researching about flat iron. I went to Folica.com..and they have thousands of reviews. The highest rated there was the Sedu, which I ordered and is coming in on wednesday. It has ceramic, tourmaline (sp?) plates and ions that supposedly make it superior.

I'll post back and let ya'll know how it goes.

As for other brands, just like what you guys have said...Solia and Chi are supposedly top notch. I've heard a lot of good things about maxiglide, but some bad things too.

I've also heard that the Ceramic pro is garbage.



Posted By: femmemuscle
Date Posted: September 06 2005 at 10:24pm

i received my Sedu about 3 weeks ago...i am happier than a turd floating in a high priced toilet before the big flush!!!..

couldn't be better..i had bought a "ceramic" flat iron from Sally Beauty 2 to 3 weeks before..i read the reviews on the darn thing AFTER i bought it (cheap, too)..about $30.00..Jilbere is a subsidiary of Conair..Many of the reviews stated that the cord broke off, or something weird would happen..

I read the Sedu reviews and figured what the heck, i'd give it a whirl..and boy howdy!  am i ever glad i did..I don't have to "go over" the same section 2 or 3 times (as recommended by the Jilbere), and i didn't see any breakage..

I wish i had gotten this flat iron before..with the Jilbere, i've had some breakage..after the flat ironing i would comb through and wind up seeing my hair broken off in the brush or comb..this is also because i wasn't using  a very good heat protectant as well.  with the sedu, i only go over a section once..and it's set..with the jilbere, i have to go over the section at least twice in order for it to come out looking like the Sedu's work..

It's very pricey...about $125..i bought mine from folica.com..  i am so glad i did...the other competitors are about as worthless as a low fart in high wind in comparison..



Posted By: Renee
Date Posted: September 06 2005 at 10:52pm
Originally posted by femmemuscle femmemuscle wrote:

i received my Sedu about 3 weeks ago...i am happier than a turd floating in a high priced toilet before the big flush!!!..


couldn't be better..i had bought a "ceramic" flat iron from Sally Beauty 2 to 3 weeks before..i read the reviews on the darn thing AFTER i bought it (cheap, too)..about $30.00..Jilbere is a subsidiary of Conair..Many of the reviews stated that the cord broke off, or something weird would happen..


I read the Sedu reviews and figured what the heck, i'd give it a whirl..and boy howdy!  am i ever glad i did..I don't have to "go over" the same section 2 or 3 times (as recommended by the Jilbere), and i didn't see any breakage..


I wish i had gotten this flat iron before..with the Jilbere, i've had some breakage..after the flat ironing i would comb through and wind up seeing my hair broken off in the brush or comb..this is also because i wasn't using  a very good heat protectant as well.  with the sedu, i only go over a section once..and it's set..with the jilbere, i have to go over the section at least twice in order for it to come out looking like the Sedu's work..


It's very pricey...about $125..i bought mine from folica.com..  i am so glad i did...the other competitors are about as worthless as a low fart in high wind in comparison..


ok, you hilarious. you just made me crack up. im talking about the turd, fart thingies...

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Posted By: femmemuscle
Date Posted: September 08 2005 at 7:03pm
It's good when you can make someone laugh..as you can tell, i'm from the country..



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