Electric hot comb

[FlutterGirl]

Are they any good ?
Can someone recommend me a good brand ?

 

[aloof one]

I have a Gold N Hot

It works very well on my coarse 4b hair (which is basically on my edges) but I refuse to use it on my fine and medium 4a hair. They are IMO just as good (and probably safer) as the non electric ones.

I would try using a flatiron before the hot comb because they are not ceramic (I believe they are all gold plated) and if they are too high they can do damage regardless of heat protectants. If someone invented a ceramic hot comb I think they would make millions

 

[AtlantaJJ]

I have a Gold N Hot

It works very well on my coarse 4b hair (which is basically on my edges) but I refuse to use it on my fine and medium 4a hair. They are IMO just as good (and probably safer) as the non electric ones.

I would try using a flatiron before the hot comb because they are not ceramic (I believe they are all gold plated) and if they are too high they can do damage regardless of heat protectants. If someone invented a ceramic hot comb I think they would make millions

I was thinking these were out already...dang !! They don't exist yet? We need to get together and create one! We have until Christmas, that's when I can straighten my hair

 

[Mrs. Verde]

I had an electic hot comb a few years ago. I didn't like it.

 

[FlutterGirl]

I had an electic hot comb a few years ago. I didn't like it.

Can you explain why ?

 

[civic4800]

I have a ceramic/tourmaline electric hot comb that I got from Walmart http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=5996464 for $19. I use it on my roots and edges when I'm more than 5 weeks post. I really like...just scared to use it more often than I currently do.

 

[Ms Lala]

I have a ceramic/tourmaline electric hot comb that I got from Walmart http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=5996464 for $19. I use it on my roots and edges when I'm more than 5 weeks post. I really like...just scared to use it more often than I currently do.

WHy did you have to post this!! I"m going to be all up in Walmart trying to buy one.

 

[civic4800]

WHy did you have to post this!! I"m going to be all up in Walmart trying to buy one.

Cuz I don't want to be the only "junkie" up in here

 

[Mrs. Verde]

Can you explain why ?

Maybe I didn't know how to use it properly....Even if I used the highest setting, I couldn't get my hair straight enough. It was always frizzy.

 

[jamaicalovely]

I have a Gold N Hot

It works very well on my coarse 4b hair (which is basically on my edges) but I refuse to use it on my fine and medium 4a hair. They are IMO just as good (and probably safer) as the non electric ones.

I would try using a flatiron before the hot comb because they are not ceramic (I believe they are all gold plated) and if they are too high they can do damage regardless of heat protectants. If someone invented a ceramic hot comb I think they would make millions

Gold n Hot for me too. I luv this thang.

 

[tricie]

My inner PJ was dormant there for awhile, and then here ya'll go talking about a ceramic hot comb AND there's a Wal-Mart about 5 minutes away??....oh Lordy!

 

[lurkersincejan]

Wow I may have to pick that up also to use between touch ups