whats the most affecttive type of hair straightener that causes the least damage to the hair?

Answer 1

metal fork in ac outlet.

My Girlfriend has beautiful curly hair and spends like crazy in products and saloon appointments, I wish she just would leave it the way it is

Answer 2

In respond to between the in the previous responses, a GHD iron expenses about $225. you may get a respectable iron, like warm equipment, for round $50 to $60, yet my maximum advice is a Paul Mitchell Iron, or a CHI iron, which run everywhere from $one hundred to $one hundred and fifty. inspite of iron you get, be particular it has CERAMIC or Tourmaline Ceramic plates - those are a lot more desirable sensible on your hair. My well known thermal protectant is CHI Iron guard, which runs round $14. you'll discover any of this stuff at JCPenney, ULTA, or on-line.

Answer 3

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Use an ionic flat iron. It will not curl back easly.
Solia makes a Tourmaline Ceramic Ionic Flat Iron.
According to the Solia flat iron website, "tourmaline,
a precious stone, is used to generate up to 6 times more
negative ions than traditional ceramic irons".( $75/85)

* Solia Hairstyling - how to style & straighten hair
http://homebeautytips.blogspot.com/2007/01/solia-hair-styling-guide-to-solia-flat.html

Answer 4

i use a conair that can straighten wet or dry hair. usually, i would say beware of conair, but this one i have had for a long time and have been very pleased with it. before i straighten, i spray on 'matrix' heat protector which is non greasy and very effective. be sure to get a ceremetic straightener, and try to get rounded edges on the plates or the top part will leave a noticable crimp in your hair.

Answer 5

Hi sunshine :-)

You want a Chi straightener. They are VERY expensive, but they won't damage your hair. I have extremely frizzy and dry hair, and also really really thick.

With this Chi straightener I get smooth results that will last long (... I had my hair straight for up to a week... without washing / re-straightening... but don't tell anyone! )

http://www.amazon.com/Farouk-CHI-Inch-Ceramic-Hairstyling/dp/B0009V1YR8

Also look at the hair products (red bottles) listed on that page.
Those are G O O D.

Answer 6

definatly ceramic would be the best
you cant really put a price on you're hair so i would buy one thats about 40 to 50 dollars
if you buy one that's 10 or 15 dollars, it wil probably damage youre hair
I use the brand Helen of Troy and i am very happy with it
if you have more questions i would ask a hair dresser
good luck

Answer 7

It's not the brand of straightener you use it's how your protect your hair BEFORE you start straightening it. I use Tresemee (spelling) heat protect spray and it works really well, it keeps my hair soft and shiny, and not STICKY!!

Answer 8

use paul mitchell heat seal if you use a flatiron to straighten your hair. also, aveda hang straight. i use both of these and my hair stays in pretty good shape

Answer 9

revlon ceramic straightner
then every time you wash your hair put a tablespoon of vitamin c in it

Answer 10

CHI straightener is the best!! Trust me!!

GOOD LUCK!!! HOPE I HELPED!!!!!