Now us grown-ups on the other hand, have fun stuff like these amazing frizz fighters and the world's most life-changing hair straighteners, and that's a good thing. Any of them would rival a salon treatment, saving you lots of money.
P.S. Make sure you don't buy this hellish flat iron -- over 50 readers said they threw it in the trash after trying it. Yikes!
No. 12: Revlon Tourmaline Heat Ionic Ceramic Straightener, $32.99
No. 11: Vidal Sassoon VS175 Studio Tools 1-1/2" Tourmaline/Solid Ceramic Professional Ceramic Straightener, $35.99
No. 10: TIGI Hardcore Straightening Irons, $79.99
No. 9: CHI Turbo Ceramic Flat Iron, 1 Inch, $97.50
No. 8: Rusk Professional STR8 Iron Infused with CTC Technology, $215.99
No. 7: Vidal Sassoon VS182 Gold Series Professional 2-1/4" High Heat Straightener, $25.49
No. 6: CHI Wet to Dry Flat Iron, $148.95
No. 5: ghd Original Ceramic Styling Iron 1 inch, $230
No. 4: Revlon Amber Waves Dual-Edge Straightener, $25.77
No. 3: Conair Infiniti 1" Straightener, $44.99
No. 2: Sedu Ionic Ceramic Tourmaline Flat Iron (1 1/2"), $115.95
No. 1: CHI Wee Chi Farouk Hair Straightener, .5 Inch, $101.95
Protect your hair in that hot iron with one of these.
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Posted by Mon Feb 9, 2009 12:42pm PST
Report AbuseI have had my Chi for 2.5 years, and it still works great!!! (I use it at least 3 times a week)
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Posted by Wed Feb 11, 2009 9:57am PST
Report AbuseBefore investing in an expensive flatiron I borrowed a CHI from one friend and a GHD from another... needless to say even though I don't section my hair off into paper-thin sections the GHD does the trick. I have very thick/slightly wavy & frizzy hair. Unless I have the time, I don't use any products with it and do not have any issues with flyaways or breakage.
I heart my GHD!!!
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Posted by Thu Feb 12, 2009 6:26am PST
Report AbuseI bought a Sedu for myself for Christmas and I love it. I have very curly, thick hair and without adding alot of product, can have it straight in 15 minutes.
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Posted by Sat Feb 14, 2009 11:14am PST
Report Abusei have a remington one inch and it is great. i have super thick hair and it leaves it silky smooth. i bought it at wal mart for $25. an the best straightening gel i have found is aquage and you can get it at sallys for about $10 all you need is as much as a peny and it works wonders
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Posted by Fri Feb 20, 2009 1:54pm PST
Report AbuseI have a remington 2" and pretty frizzy wavy hair, it works incredibly well. $30 tops don't remember. The worst hiar straightner is well I don't remember the name but it is at a kiosk in the mall by me and within like 5 minutes after him staighting my hair it looked worse than before, and it didn't look very good before either so saying something. BTW cupcake I got my hair highlighted for the first time when I was 13, most of the girls had been highlighting their hair for quite some time at that point so the 8 year old thing isn't that crazy. Most 8 year olds have cell phones too, just the way the world has become.
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Posted by Fri Feb 20, 2009 3:48pm PST
Report Abusei have the paul brown hair straightner
supposingly the chi's competition..
any one got the one i got?
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Posted by Fri Feb 20, 2009 10:46pm PST
Report AbuseAs a Hairstylist, I love seeing everyone loves the CHI..i as well have one at work, and at home. but PLEASE make sure you are using a heat protectant spray. By the time you hair is dry, it has soaked up all of the product. I strongly suggest Grahm Webb, it's Soft Hold, heat protectant spray(pink in color)..my absolute fav. and I sell it to all of my clients, as well as Sebastion just came out with one very similar! ..just had to throw in my 2 cents! Thanks......oh and i always turn away people wanting relaxers on children..wait until they are old enough when they have to deal with it themselves!
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Posted by Sun Feb 22, 2009 3:45am PST
Report AbuseI have the Chi and absolutely love it. My hair is naturally curly and I am amazed at how well it works. I've had it for almost 6 years and it still is going strong. I don't section it into thin strip but do it in layers (a British hairdresser recommended it be done this way as the thin narrow strips are a waste of time and doing it in larger sections works just as well).
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Posted by Fri Mar 20, 2009 8:28am PDT
Report AbuseFor less than $30.00 this one blows or should I say flattens them all.
Works with WET Hair...
Remington Wet 2 Straight Flat Iron
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