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Best cheap flat iron
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nyeredzi
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Will do. thanks.
bronzephoenix
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One N Only Argan oil flat iron 1", also at Sally's 
I use this in the salon & love it.
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I use this in the salon & love it.
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uofmpanther
4ab, lopo, fine, low-med density
I love the GVP. It performs almost the same as my solia.
Lylddlebit
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I had good experiences with the Solia. With a good folica sale you could get it for under 60. I only stopped using it because my sister accidentally broke mine by smashing the plug
RockRideTrue
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The Cortex Platinum Flatiron @$20 valued @ $60(I think)from TJMaxx or Marshalls, full ceramic plates!!! Goes to 450.
CaraWalker
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i have been using this flat iron for awhile now:
http://www.conair.com/infiniti-pro-...line-ceramic-straightener-p-1186-1_73_12.html
it costs $54 dollars. i have been flat ironing the front of my hair say every week or every other week and it is by far showing the least amount of damage ive ever seen with using a flat iron. i used to use a sedu and while i liked it, i ended up slowly but surely breaking off all my hair. i have also used an andis flat iron before, but i been know that thing would burn off all my hair
for me personally any sort of regular flat ironing is going to slowly start breaking my hair off. i dont believe i can safely flat iron on a frequent regular basis. but i am very surprised at how slowly i am showing damage from using this flat iron. when i do straighten, its mainly to smooth out my edges and to give myself a sideswept bang. my bang still comes down to my mouth, and i havent been hiding my hair since... around october. under normal circumstances i would expect my edges to be less than an inch long at this point, and they might be the same length if not retaining a tiny bit of growth
my biggest concern with flat ironing is that it sets back my length; if i take my time i can get my hair straight with any flat iron. so far this has been the only flat iron ive used that hasnt had me go bald yet. (i better quit while im ahead!)
http://www.conair.com/infiniti-pro-...line-ceramic-straightener-p-1186-1_73_12.html
it costs $54 dollars. i have been flat ironing the front of my hair say every week or every other week and it is by far showing the least amount of damage ive ever seen with using a flat iron. i used to use a sedu and while i liked it, i ended up slowly but surely breaking off all my hair. i have also used an andis flat iron before, but i been know that thing would burn off all my hair
for me personally any sort of regular flat ironing is going to slowly start breaking my hair off. i dont believe i can safely flat iron on a frequent regular basis. but i am very surprised at how slowly i am showing damage from using this flat iron. when i do straighten, its mainly to smooth out my edges and to give myself a sideswept bang. my bang still comes down to my mouth, and i havent been hiding my hair since... around october. under normal circumstances i would expect my edges to be less than an inch long at this point, and they might be the same length if not retaining a tiny bit of growth
my biggest concern with flat ironing is that it sets back my length; if i take my time i can get my hair straight with any flat iron. so far this has been the only flat iron ive used that hasnt had me go bald yet. (i better quit while im ahead!)
havilland
Magical Mythical Princess
i have been using this flat iron for awhile now: http://www.conair.com/infiniti-pro-by-conair-174-professional-1-tourmaline-ceramic-straightener-p-1186-1_73_12.html it costs $54 dollars. i have been flat ironing the front of my hair say every week or every other week and it is by far showing the least amount of damage ive ever seen with using a flat iron. i used to use a sedu and while i liked it, i ended up slowly but surely breaking off all my hair. i have also used an andis flat iron before, but i been know that thing would burn off all my hair
Where did you purchase ?
CaraWalker
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havilland
Magical Mythical Princess
actually idk, it was originally my sisters and i kind of stole it from her
theft of beauty supplies is a good thing
Destiny9109
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Jcp has these on sale right now. I love mine, they work the same as the more expensive FHI irons. They don't snag at all! I have the floral print one, I didn't get the matching blowdryer yet.
http://www.jcpenney.com/dotcom/jsp/search/results.jsp?fromSearch=true&Ntt=fhi+go&ruleZoneName=XGNSZone&_requestid=2190342
http://www.jcpenney.com/dotcom/jsp/search/results.jsp?fromSearch=true&Ntt=fhi+go&ruleZoneName=XGNSZone&_requestid=2190342
Destiny9109
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Risingsun
New Member
I have not tried a flat iron on my natural hair yet. However, I do have one that is awesome and that's the Wet&Dry from Remington. It has high temps for the those with thick low porous strands. Oh yeah, I wouldn't use it on wet hair regardless what they claim. Good Luck
