Hair Straighteners

Ceramic Hair StraightenersDoes not damage your hair much as w/ conventional ones and also doubles as a curling iron. Use the thin one if you want to get smaller curls especially if your hair is not very long, & big ones if you want bigger curls & it also straightens more hair at a time when you use it to straighten your hair, probably a good idea if you have a lot of hair like I do.Some of them are quite pricey if you purchase from salons or stores such as Trade Secrets. They say that it's higher quality but I don't know the difference from the cheaper brands from Walmart. If you want an expensive one, you can probably get it cheaper than Retail on Ebay.Personally, I have a small pink ceramic straightener of the brand called "Corlioliss." It's the one that they've been selling at Eaton Centre quite expensively. But I got mine online at a relatively good price. This one works on, but there is not control on temperature. It can only be use on dry hair. I also have another one that I got from Walmart which was very economical. This one has a temperature adjustment circular knob & it can be use on both wet or dry hair.