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Curling iron?
I want to buy a curling iron - I have pretty much narrowed the brand that I am interested in to 'Hot Tools' what I would like to know is which is beter - regular; ceramic or ceramic spring?
also if you think of the other brand curling irons is good too; please share your views and experiences with me - Thanks
I just bought an "ION Conditioning Ionic-Ceramic 1 inch curling Iron for 49.99 at Sally's.
The thing is great. Here are the major points about it:
1. My hair never slips off of the clamp while curling.
2. It gets nice and hot but not too hot that it does damage.
3. Making the curls in my hair takes less than half the time it did with a regular non, ceramic iron.
4. The curls are smooth no frizzy brillo curls at all- the ION technology really works.
It says "Exclusive Japanese patented* Natural Mineral Negative Ion Technology" on the box.
Sally's didn't have the "Hot tools" brand but I hear that's a good brand too.
Good luck.
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