these are the MOST i can spend.
1. http://www.folica.com/HAI_Convertable_r4/a>
2. http://www.sallybeauty.com/gvp-flat-iron/a>
why should i buy one and not the other?
* can someone find anything differing in detail or how it works that would make one better or worse?
THANK YOU SO MUCH =] i cant choose! anything helps really.
just want to make the right choice and not waste my money.
MY HAIR IS PRETTY STRAIGHT ALREADY, and thinISH.
ps. heres a challenge - dont say CHI :)Cant decide between 2 hair straighteners?
The 1st one has great reviews, and it seems like a pretty powerful straightener. The second one doesn't have any reviews on it, so I'd be careful and do some research on it before investing. But wit your hair, it sounds like you dont need an expensive hair striaghtener. I have the same hair type as you and I have a conair 3/4'; straightener and it works ok and it was only $15. It doesn't straighten the ends very well though, so I'm thinking of getting the wet 2 straight. I would say you don't need to splurge on that expensive of a striaghtener. So I'd consider more of a $30 straightener, or else the 2nd GVP one.Cant decide between 2 hair straighteners?
My cousin has a GVP one. Works great!
Bed head has a nice one too
http://www.bedheadappliances.com/
Hope I helped
I would pick the cheaper one if your hair is pretty straight already, you could even pick a much cheaper one, like a $20 conair straightener, I have one and it works well.
Well you definitely need to buy a ceramic straightener. A ceramic one straightens the ions in your hair so it will not frizz in humidity. If the straightener is anything else, it will straighten fine but once you get outside...poof!
i would say either go with the second one( i have a few friends who have it and love it) or buy a phi. (its like a chi but a thousand times cheaper. that is what i have and it works great)
i would also recommend checking ebay for one...my fiends just bought a chi(i know you dont want one) for 35 dollars! the person decided to sell it because they got their hair permenantly done....check ebay, it could be your lucky day
good luck:]
If your hair is already pretty straight and thing then you should just get the cheaper one because obviously you don't need it that much. Revlon has pretty good straighteners too-and they're much cheaper.
go with the second :)
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AgNWDLdsjt3bW9MQVPL91GXsy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20090804182907AAlw9aH
I'd say the first one, it seems nice :)
The Generic Value Products don't work that great.
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