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Ceramic Curling Iron
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lkg4healthyhair
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CHI cermic iron is a popular one.
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CHI and Maxiglide are good brands that I've seen excellent results from other ppl's fotki's, as for myself I purchased an inexpensive one from CVS by Conair they were only $24.99 , they have a temp. setting up to 25, come w/comb & boar bristle brush attachment, and they worked magnifacient 
I really wanted a pair of the other ones but didn't want to spend that kind of money just yet since I only will use them sparingly. I used them for the first time on my cousins natural hair which I normal press then curl but not this time I just used the flat irons with a little biosilk silk therapy and EVOO mixed and it did the job, 
so I'm happy.
I really wanted a pair of the other ones but didn't want to spend that kind of money just yet since I only will use them sparingly. I used them for the first time on my cousins natural hair which I normal press then curl but not this time I just used the flat irons with a little biosilk silk therapy and EVOO mixed and it did the job, so I'm happy.
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PrincessScorpion
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I have the Chi. I works fine for me and I do not have to worry about the ceramic pilling off.
