Night and day. My hair is 180 degrees different with the new, expensive straightener I bought than the cheap, $14.99 straightener from Walmart I've had
for years 
Worth every penny!
Worth every penny!
Difference in cheap straightener & expensive straightener...
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Posts: 9393 (11/02/2009 5:22 PM) |
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Just A Little Stitious |
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Posts: 14484 (11/02/2009 5:25 PM) |
What kind did you get? I finally replaced my CHI after 5 years!
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Posts: 9394 (11/02/2009 5:25 PM) |
I can't remember the brand...starts with a J but it's a tourmaline and not a ceramic. My hair stylist talked me into getting that rather than a Chi.
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Posts: 15637 (11/02/2009 5:25 PM) Friendliest JJBer '09
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I found the opposite to be true...I had a $100 straightener and my new $30 one wins.
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Posts: 9395 (11/02/2009 5:29 PM) |
Jilbere is the brand I bought
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Posts: 20044 (11/02/2009 5:30 PM) |
I have had a cheap Conair for 10 years now. It's still going strong and flattens my hair super fast. It gets a little hot but it's not unbearable.
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Posts: 3358 (11/02/2009 5:31 PM) |
GHD! GHD! GHD! GHD!
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Posts: 22077 (11/02/2009 5:32 PM) |
That's so true. I tried to use my friend's cheap flat iron once and my hair wanted to wither up and die like the wicked witch feet in the wizard of oz.
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Posts: 22078 (11/02/2009 5:35 PM) |
KristinWasBanned wrote: oh this too 
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Posts: 20686 (11/02/2009 8:01 PM) |
it is a huge difference if you have messy curly hair. I think I'd go without food for a week before I'd give up my expensive straighter & go back
to the cheap one
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