Best Ceramic Iorns

[queenofmean68]

I'm looking for a flat iron and a CHI is not in my budget right now. Jilbere was cool, but too small and the bigger one didn't have temp control. I didn't like Hot Tools because it didn't slide through the hair easily and it seemed to "stick" to my hair(I prayed it didn't burn it even though I do not use high heat). What is the NEXT best thing to a CHI flat iron?

Suggestions?

 

[WaterMoccasin]

Actually the bigger Jilbere does have a temp control- I didn't think it did either until I bought it, opened the box and looked at it! You can't see it from outside the box...

 

[queenofmean68]

Really? I may have to go and pick one up then.
Thanx BahamaMama!

 

[Bobbie]

i use helen of troy. it's a decent price, good iron. $26 bucks at sally's. my hair glided through the plates (and my hair is really thick). and it has even heat, 10 heat control settings.

 

[Chaya]

Ive used the Jilbere and it was okay until I tried the one inch Hai stick. I found this really good one on ebay for only 50.00. It was great and well worth your money. It is also temperature controlled.

 

[WaterMoccasin]

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queenofmean68 said:
Really? I may have to go and pick one up then.
Thanx BahamaMama!

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Just to make sure we're talking about the same one- you mean the one with the detachable comb attachment right (which I don't use)

 

[Chaya]

Actually the best Jilbere iron to get would be the one inch ceramic iron in order with out the comb. UNfortunatly this iron is a little cheaper and can snag your hair at times. That is one of the reasons that I opted out from using this one. THe smaller flat irons are able to straighten the root alot better than the larger ones. Good luck!

 

[vickiepickles]

I bought a good one from Trade Secret by Wigo. There are also some good ones on Metro Beauty.