Question Posted Saturday December 16 2006, 4:03 pm
Whats better to have ceramic plates or gold ones on a hair straightener(or any other types)?
Whats the widest width of plates you can get for under $150?
Chi, Sedu, or Conair?
I have very thick and very wavy hair. I currently use a Vidal Sasson Wet2Set and it doesn't work well AT ALL, even on the highest setting.
What do you all recomened and why, would be awesome.
Thanks!
xosweetiepiexo answered Monday December 18 2006, 7:20 pm: i deffinetly reccomend the chi. the plates aren't that wide, but trust me, it is amazing. i bought it and now it takes less time for me to straighten my hair. it's about $150 - 175 i think but it's totally worth it. there are different types of chi's but get the once that has a heat setting.
also i would recommend getting biosilk. my hair dresser recommended it, and it's supposed to be really good. =] try getting products that help with frizz control or damaged hair that way your hair will stay healthy. i use paul mitchel super strong, it works really good. [ xosweetiepiexo's advice column | Ask xosweetiepiexo A Question ]
dcsweetheart answered Saturday December 16 2006, 9:52 pm: My bestfriend had the same issue, i told her to buy conair straightner with heat settings. i also told her for her hair type use the highest setting it works well for her. I hope i helped. [ dcsweetheart's advice column | Ask dcsweetheart A Question ]
PunkieFreak4690 answered Saturday December 16 2006, 9:34 pm: I have the exact same hair. My hair is really thick, coarse, and curly. So I highly recommend Conair Straighteners -- the ones with the ceramic plates. It's amazing! It straightens out my hair in minutes and it's great. I bought it for 30 dollars but I see them down to 15 in many grocery stores.
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