Hair straightener?

ok so i want a hair straightener that is affordable and will straightener my hair really good!





if you could list a few that would be great!





thanks!Hair straightener?
here's an inexpensive one that works well. try one of the Remington straightening irons. you can buy them at Target.Hair straightener?
I have a 1'; Andis Hair Straightener from Walmart, and it works great. It only cost about $15, and it has twenty different heat settings. I have shoulder length, thick, wavy hair, and this straightens it really well. I've had it for about three or four years now, and it's still going strong! :]
Conair
If you want to know about the appliance, then I suppose any one would be good, cause they are all designed the same. But in hair styling products, the best is Paul Mitchells super skinny serum. It costs about $10.00. You can get it from any salon that carries that line. Also, you can try Thermasilk has a leave in conditioner creme (about $3) that is also good.
I use the Conair UltraSlim 3/4'; straightener. It heats up in about 60-90 seconds %26amp; stays a constant heat while you're straightening your hair--in other words it doesn't increase in heat the longer you use it %26amp; scorch your hair or anything. It has 25 different heat settings you can use according to your hair type. I like it. I just straightened my hair not too long ago. And be sure to put something on your hair to protect from heat damage. Usually I spray my hair with oil sheen before using the flatiron but this time I bought some mousse %26amp; it worked muy bueno. Oh and it cost $15 dollars at Dollar General but you can find it at the drugstore too.





Even if you don't decide to get a Conair don't get a wet2dry or whatever they're called straighteners. I've read in hair mags that that process is bad for your hair %26amp; does more damage.
I got mine at Target. Its called a Revlon Gold. It had gold plates it works great. My friend also just got one and its amazing!





hope this helped:)
i find that chi straighteners work really well and they dont kill your hair as much. you can get these at hairsalons and even wal*mart!
I wish I knew what kind of texture you have exactly, because that can make a difference in what type of product you would use. Be careful doing it yourself if you have not relaxed your hair before because you could over process and ruin your hair. As a licensed professional, I suggest that you find someone who does lots of straightenings and does a great job. It's like finding the best experienced surgeon for a life altering surgery that you have to have.





If the base of your hair is straight, you could use the appliance Maxiglide, by Maxius. Just search in google.com to find the best price. It looks like a flat iron, but it has little teeth in it and has a little detachable container for distilled water, which adds some steam while straightening out your hair. It temporarily straightens your hair without drying or damaging it.





It removes frizzies and looks fabulous. Its better for medium or long hair. Though they have a tiny one for shorter hair. I received one with the full sized one as a bonus.





Those are great for touch ups in between.
the chi