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Why Should I Use A Ceramic Flat Iron?

Author: Hairdo4U February 26, 2009

black.jpgWhen there are so many flat irons in the marketplace, why are ceramic flat irons so popular?  To answer this question, it is necessary to explain the technology behind ceramic and how it applies to the flat iron.

First of all there is an advantage in using advanced structural ceramics in constructing hair appliances.  This advantage is the high-temperature strength, wear resistance, and chemical stability that ceramics offer.  

It is the plates of the flat iron that are composed of ceramic materials.   As the flat iron is heating up and while it stays hot, a gentle infrared heat is emitted, which produces negative ions.  As these negative ions meet with the hair, they seal the cuticle of the hair, which ultimately repels any humidity, locks in hair color and retards fading while you are smoothing and straightening your hair.  

It is important to note that your hair carries a positive electrical charge that is caused by dryness.   After a period of time, this positive charge increases and while your hair becomes drier, more hair cuticles open and create unhealthy hair.  The negative ions created by ceramic hair styling tools cancel these positive hair charges, resulting in a smoothing down of the hair cuticle.  Ultimately, as the result of smoothing down the hair cuticle, your hair’s natural oils and moisture are sealed in and your hair will stay healthy and shine.

The ceramic plates of a flat iron maintain an even temperature all of the time and diffuse the heat better.  This eliminates the hot spots that can cause damage and breakage to the delicate hair strands.   Because the gentle far-infrared heat penetrates deeper into the hair, your hair is usually straightened in one smooth pass.  This eliminates the damage that a non-ceramic flat iron can cause due to the multiple passes needed.  If you already use a flat iron, you know that flat irons can get very hot.  Most ceramic flat iron models available in the marketplace have adjustable temperature settings so you can practice to see what temperature setting works best for your particular type of hair and the style you are wanting to achieve. 

In shopping for ceramic flat irons know up front that you will be paying more than the local drug store or discount stores charge for flat irons that are not made with ceramic.  So, if you want to avoid irreparable damage to your hair, the extra cost is well worth the protection you will be providing your hair as well as the time you will save in the process.

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Hot Rollers A Product Of Male Genius?

Author: StylinG February 6, 2009
Hot Rollers A Product Of Male Genius?

Hair grooming has come a long way. We are all familiar with plastic hair rollers.  You pick up a little bit of hair and starting with the end, roll it around the plastic roller.  After securing with a pin, you let it stay for a while.  You remove the roller after maybe an hour and then, viola! You have the perfect stretch of curly hair cascading down your shoulders.

As women got busier, the time needed to come up with the curls became more and more elusive.  It’s a good thing some smart guy, who must have watched a wife, a sister or his mother labor over her tresses, came up with hot rollers. It is a plug-in machine that heats up and when used on the hair achieves the curls in just minutes.  It is a most convenient tool which should be used with caution because if used often, the excessive heat can damage the hair.

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Women Love To Keep Themselves Beautiful

Author: StylinG February 6, 2009
Women Love To Keep Themselves Beautiful

Personal grooming comes naturally to the woman.  The office worker, the movie star or the stay at home mom will not think twice about making herself presentable. For this, she will need hair styling accessories.  Because looking good is important to her, she will set aside time and money for tools to bring this about.  Fortunately, this is not something difficult to do.

There is a wide range of hair styling accessories available.  You start with tools like hair dryers, hair rollers and pins.  You use the comb as you work on styling your hair.  Then you finish it off with pretty pins, clips or hair bands.  You check the back of your work with a mirror, and when you are satisfied, you put on a perfumed spray to keep it in place.

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