Question Posted Wednesday January 12 2005, 10:38 pm
I'm about to buy a new straightener and I wanna make sure I get a good one this time.. I need some advice on what kind of straightener to get (cereamic, glass, gold, etc). I want one that will NOT ONLY straighten my hair really well, but also make it STAY straight all day. What do u all recommend? (something cheap, not over $30) Thanks!! i'll rate HIGH!!
kittygurl90 answered Thursday January 13 2005, 5:01 pm: I have a Vidal Sassoon that i got for like $17 and it works really good and it stays straight all day. I got it at target. Hope i helped! good luck! -kittygurl90 [ kittygurl90's advice column | Ask kittygurl90 A Question ]
aNgeLxfOrEvEr answered Thursday January 13 2005, 4:21 pm: There have been many straightener questions that I've answered--so here's what I answered to somebody else. I'm pretty sure it answers all your questions, so here-->
"Hot Tools-Professional" is the greatest! I use it every day. And DON'T get the ceramic ones! They aren't good and don't work well..even though people say they do. There's just a regular hot iron with gold-colored plates. I get mine at Sally's Beauty Supply, but you can only go in there if you have a professional hair dresser with you. You could probably find them at like Target or Walmart (department stores), I guess? At Sally's I think they cost about $25 to $40, I'm not really sure. Sometimes you can find them on sale for $19.99! But believe me, they are REALLY worth your money!! Good luck ♥ [ aNgeLxfOrEvEr's advice column | Ask aNgeLxfOrEvEr A Question ]
lollypopgurl769 answered Thursday January 13 2005, 3:48 pm: hey there -- i've experiented with a bunch of hair straighteners and i've actally found one that works REALLy good. Its a REVLON CERAMIC, its black gold plated. It works *awesome*... and you can buy it at local drugstores or wherever! Its between $20-28 and like i said, it works REAAALLY good, hehe. It heats up quickly, too and when I bought mine it came with the thing to change it to a curling iron, the add on piece, so it was like a two-in-one-deal. Pretty good, huh? I guess it varies on hair if you want it to stay long than you need to put in a little bit of mousse or gel or hairspray. Well good luk finding one lol, tell me how it goes. Later babey! *lollypopgurl769-ang* [ lollypopgurl769's advice column | Ask lollypopgurl769 A Question ]
xxBrOkEnxx answered Thursday January 13 2005, 3:30 pm: a gold straightner anyone is really good..make sure you dont straighten your hair every day because is hurts your hair...your only suppose to do it about 3 times a week [ xxBrOkEnxx's advice column | Ask xxBrOkEnxx A Question ]
Karen answered Thursday January 13 2005, 3:19 pm: Well the only kind of straightener that I know you could buy under $30 and that's a ceramic is a Revlon one. All the other kinds are cheap and don't work that great. I have a Helen of Troy flat iron that cost $150. Hope I helped :)
-Karen [ Karen's advice column | Ask Karen A Question ]
Diona_Marie answered Thursday January 13 2005, 1:52 pm: Omg me and my friend just had the same problem the other day ! we went to sears and bought a great straightner for 30$ its a remington with gold plates. It works great we did it with her hair very wet and it did stay straight all day ! I been looking for one to and ill be getting that one tomorro. I hope i helped -Diona [ Diona_Marie's advice column | Ask Diona_Marie A Question ]
Zero answered Thursday January 13 2005, 10:01 am: Revlon, Works the best with my hair and it stays straight all day....good luck!
lilgiggles answered Thursday January 13 2005, 1:31 am: HEY! I have a ceramic straighener and it works good. I'm black so I have thick hair and it straightens my hair good. You can get it from Beauty Supplies stores. Mine cost $45 but it was worth the money. You said your limit is $30 and you can find an okay ceramic straighner for that much but the more expensive the better. But ceramic straighnter is the best way to go!! *HOPE I HELPED* [ lilgiggles's advice column | Ask lilgiggles A Question ]
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