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Two Qualities of the Best Curling Irons

Tuesday, April 27th, 2010

Sometimes the best curling irons are not the most expensive ones.  A lot of times people associate quality with cost but I’ve found that just because a curling iron costs an arm and a leg, that doesn’t always mean that it does a better job than one that is more affordable.  While you don’t want to buy the cheapest curling iron if you want to keep your hair looking healthy, there are options out there that won’t break the bank.

There are two important qualities to look for when you are buying curling irons:

1.  Ceramic

A ceramic curling iron is one of the first and foremost requirements when you are looking for the best curling iron.  A ceramic coating or finish to the barrel will help protect your hair.  Applying any kind of heat to your hair is a risky endeavor because hair is fragile.  To avoid breakage, split ends and overall damage, making sure your curling iron has ceramic plating will make a major difference.

2.  Temperature control

Not all hair is created equal, which means a curling iron should never be one-temperature-fits-all.  Finer hair needs a lower heat setting while coarser hair will need higher heat settings in order to hold a curl.  If you can’t control the temperature settings you risk damaging your hair or just not getting the results that you need.

If the curling iron you are considering has these two important qualities, then you are on the right track.  Chances are that the one for $30 will work just as well as the one for $300.  The choice is up to you.

Best Curling Iron

Monday, September 8th, 2008
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Finding the best curling iron can be a difficult task. Just a short search on amazon for a curling iron returns over 100 possible choices! It isn’t easy knowing which one is best for your hair needs.  Determining the best curling iron for your needs takes a bit of time and planning. Will you be traveling with your hot curling iron? What is your budget? Is your hair already naturally dryed out? If your hair is naturally dry to begin with it is probably better to buy the best ceramic curling iron you can afford. Ceramic curling irons lock in the moisture, where many curling irons just fry your hair and dry it out. The best curling iron for your hair will also be determined by the type of hair style you’re looking to get. If you’re looking to get small curls then you will need to get a smaller width barrel.

Depending on the type of hair you have, here are  a few top rated curling irons that can be the best for a variety of hair styles.

A great flat iron is the Hai Ceramic Flat Iron. These models have been on InStyle magazines “best of” list for many years. One of the great things about it is it’s ready to use in under 30 seconds! Also, since its a ceramic flat iron, the ceramic plates are coated so they protect the hair from getting damaged by heat.

The best but also most affordable flat iron I’ve found is the Revlon Perfect Heat Professional Straightener. It’s only $25 so is the best and most inexpensive flat iron around! This is a professional flat iron and has been on Lucky Magazine’s list of grat curling irons for some time!

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