HELP!!!!! Is Sedu Tourmaline a good straightener that makes your hair shine??!?

Question

Is the Sedu hair straightener good?! ... I've heard that celebrities such as: *Jennifer Aniston* and Jennifer Lopez have used this straightener.
I have saved up my money to buy it, and I just at the last minute, want to make sure it is worth it.

Will my hair be shiny and straight? Like Jennifer Anistons?!

http://www.sedubeauty.com/sedu_hairstyles.html

Answer 1

Yes, absolutely. I bought one about a year ago. I looked at all the reviews at www.folica.com and decided on that one. Do not get the Chi, they tend to break more easily than the Sedu or Solia. Just read the reviews they speak for themselves.

Answer 2

I've heard Sedu is pretty good..along with Solia and CHI. You can get TONS of reviews on the Sedu at www.folica.com. It also has some pictures of people who have used it also! It's pretty awesome lol. Just search for Sedu Flat Iron.

Answer 3

They're both awesome, but really expensive. Since they're salon-quality you're going to be paying a lot, but in exchange- good quality. I know they both heat up fast and work well. When I got my hair done, they used a Chi and it heated up very fast and worked well when they curled my hair with it. My hair straightener is a Coriolis, and it works well. My suggestions are: make sure whichever you get has ceramic plates, so they won't cause as much damage. Also, get a heat protectant gel since those types of straighteners use pretty high temperatures. Good luck, I think you can basically go with either.

Answer 4

I think the Sedu would be a great choice. Out of all the flat irons on folica, Sedu & Solia are my picks. I have the solia and Its really good

Answer 5

I would get a Farouk Systems CHI flat iron, they are the one that wins awards from stylists and the industry each year. Sedu also is a good product, but not one many professionals use or recommend.

Answer 6

I think you should let someone with experience and the knowledge do your hair. What works for the stars might not work for you. And remember, the let to pros do their hair and skin care. You might be sorry if you try this at home. Here's a tip, if you didn't get it from a hair care specialist and told how to care for your hair at home DO USE IT! Buyer Beware. It sounds like you might want to let a specialist who know how to do Black women hair do yours. I'm not trying to be funny, but a hair specialist of color might be your best hope. Their used to doing your kind of hair. Good luck.