I was able to find a ceramic straightening iron for a very good price (on a student budget), but the iron will only have one temperature. Is it worth buying with only one temperature? Especially for someone with natural hair? I can't test it for about a month, because I am wearing my hair braided now.
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Ceramic Straightening Iron W/o Only 1 Temperature?
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DigitalRain
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My regular flat iron only has one temperature, but its not so hot that it would damage my hair. It smooths out my hair but leaves a reaonable amount of texture.
Champagne_Wishes
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I personally think that it is. The reason why I say that is that I have thick coarse hair and putting it on one temperature wouldn't cut it and my hair would be so fried looking. But as I learn more and more about my hair and the products that are available on the market, I'm learning to flat iron my hair on a lower temperature and keeping more of my hair. Besides I spotted a ceramic flat iron in Wal-mart made by Conair who also makes Jilbere de Paris for about 14.99. It looks almost like my Jilbere de Paris but with a few modications like wattage and physical attributes.
caress
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Re: Ceramic Straightening Iron W/o Only 1 Temperat
When I wore my hair natural I used a ceramic flatiron to straighten my hair and it worked like a charm. In fact I miss the softness that I had before I relaxed my hair. I can get it soft now but it's not quite the same thing.
When I wore my hair natural I used a ceramic flatiron to straighten my hair and it worked like a charm. In fact I miss the softness that I had before I relaxed my hair. I can get it soft now but it's not quite the same thing.
tomnikids3
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If you have a Sally's beauty near you i purchase a Jilbere Ceramic flat iron that goes up to 400 degrees. It has at least 10 temperature settings, and it cost $39.99. I its is excellent for the price. The Chi and the Hai irons are way out of my price range but i am very satified with this one and recommend it to anyone.
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