I'm thinking of investing in a flat iron, but they seem kinda expensive. I've read where some ladies have bidded on them on Ebay, but that's not
my thing. I don't know anything about bidding, so that's out of the question. What I need is some recommendations on: Which brand do you ladies
think is best? What size should I purchase? And, what temperature should I look for? Thanx in advance. Peace.
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Posts: 5 (10/15/08 11:47:48) |
i hear that the chi flatiron is good but i don't use flatirons cause i hear the heat isn't good for your hair.
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Posts: 5 (10/15/08 11:47:49) |
i hear that the chi flatiron is good but i don't use flatirons cause i hear the heat isn't good for your hair.
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MaD.blackbeautyblac... |
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Posts: 2 (01/12/09 04:41:49) |
Buy a Sedu, you won't regret it.
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Posts: 1 (03/25/09 13:43:18) |
Like someone said before, I do believe that the Chi hair straightener is the best brand to invest in. It is one of the more expensive flat irons but it will
give you some of the best results! I myself own one and would recommend it to anyone.
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Posts: 489 (04/05/09 15:55:11) |
I have a chi. Its great. Only thing is there is no temp setting so you must use a heat protectant. You might want to go to sally's they have good ones that
are inexpensive.
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