Word on the street is that ceramic hair straighteners are the newest and most fabulous thing to hit the market since hair spray. The handy little tools are the perfect addition to anyone's menagerie of hair styling products. In fact, if using this ceramic hair straightener that familiar menagerie may find itself reduced to a simple few. So, why does the world love these hair styling tools? Because they get the most out of the work put in with very little damage as the after thought.
The ceramic plates used in this product allow a far infrared heat to permeate your locks, locking in moisture and giving you a perfectly square, with no frizz and extra shine. One of the top brands on the market boasts of this in its ad campaign and stylists nationwide are quick to agree. The 2-in-1 Ceramic Hair Flat Iron is the perfect instrument for this feat whether you have short, medium or long tresses. It comes accessorized with fine plates for shorter hairstyles and 1 1/2" plates for those medium to long hairstyles. The ceramic plates help to heat the instrument to full temperature, thoroughly, within fifty seconds and the best part is that you can use it on damp, dry or anywhere in between, hair. This straightener comes with twelve temperature settings that allow you the perfect gauge for your hair type. Simply do a quick strand test before starting to determine which temp works best for you or follow the pre-specified temperatures listed in the instructions.
The world of hair is becoming innovative and unique. Trends come and go but the straightener has remained for quite some time and now with this newest model we are just one step closer to easier styling and perfect hair. If you haven't tried it yet you should definitely look into ceramic straighteners. While the above-mentioned model runs in the nineties price range there are others out there that are less expensive and just as expensive.
The one thing you want to keep in mind when looking for a new straightener is how much of the plate is made out of ceramic. An alloy plate coated thinly with ceramic is going to be just like the old standard ones. The coating of ceramic will wear off quickly and you will be left with nothing more than the alloy. This can actually cause more damage then a regular model. If you are unsure as to what you want or need talk to your local stylist. More then likely they will actually use the ceramic straightener and if this is the case they should be able to direct you to where to buy one of your own.
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