Curling Irons (suggestions)

[Ree Fresh]

Im guessing the best way to go is to buy a $150-$300 professional ceramic curling iron.

However Im not that absest or crazy. Im wondering if anyone can sugest the better brand in an under $50 catagory that I can find at a place like london drugs etc. Also are the ceramic PLATED irons good enough?

ps: any sugestions on hair producs that dont make your hair go hard as rock when curling?

[hardstylin]

if i could help i would.

[veN]

Are you looking for fat barrel? reg sized barrel?

Ceramic is best, bc it heats evenly and quickly. My hairdresser told me just to go to LD and grab one. Cost me $15 for a fat barrel one. And I was prepared to spend $200+, but he said it so wasn't necessary. Mine's a Revlon.

[Ree Fresh]

Im just looking for a 1ich barrel. I didnt think I would use it alot so I bought super cheep one that sucks ass months ago, so now I think i better just pay up for somthing that can actualy work. I checked out the revlon ceramic plated ones and they look pretty good.

[veN]

They are! I have the 1.5 inch one I think... the fat one. But I'm sure their smaller one would be of the same quality! Good luck! :)

[ash1ee]

everytime i wish i could give my hair a little curl, i have to stop myself.
i'd end up looking like sally prom queen.
flat irons are my best friend.

p.s. rhia...loooove your dark hair. HOT!

[veN]

^ Whenever jim does my hair I start off looking like prom queen sally, then he makes it all sex kitten messy. Woot!

And yes Rhia, the dark hair is totally hot!!!

[Ree Fresh]

thanks girls :kimmie:

I gave up on curling all my hair. I cant stop myself from brushing it after and ruining it... however i jsut want to curl the ends.

[.muffy.]

rhia call me
I've got some excellent resources to buy proffessional quality curling irons, flat irons, what you need at dirt cheap prices :)

[thechix0r]

Hey there
I would suggest buying a conair. I have one that is a 1 inch and it was 15 bucks at walmart and it's ceramic coated. It heats in 60 seconds and has 20 different temperature settings do you don't fry your hair if you have fine hair and you're not holding it for hours if you have heavy hair.

As for the products to use that don't make your hair feel like glue, I use a little bit a mousse through my hair when it's wet and hten when it's dry and it gives it that little stay power that you need. Hairspray is also a nice alternative as it doesn't make it feel like a chunk of hair as opposed to strands. I also use this salon stuff called KMS and it's a smoother as well as a holder and it keeps the style quite nicely.

The curling iron name that I have is called

Conair Instant Heat :)

[mapleleaf4ever]

[cubed]

^wow, toronto has really made you unfunny.

[mapleleaf4ever]

It has that effect on People.

[Ree Fresh]

Adrienne... a day too late :( I got your messege later today, but had already bothered to buy the revlon one last night. Thanx anyways though!