Women struggle with it every day, curly, frizzy hair. Some women turn to permanent products, sprays, sprays, or other concoctions to achieve the straight hair they desire. Other women use heated hair straighteners also known as flat irons to achieve their silky smooth look. It’s annoying, so confusing to search through masses of iron to find the actions iron that works best. I used both the CHI Ceramic Straightening Iron and the Vidal Sassoon Gold Series 1″ Slim Line Straightener on my hair to find which iron works best for your mane.
The Vidal Sassoon Gold Series Straightener heats up in about five minutes, but it works best when it is allowed to heat up for a longer period of time, about ten to fifteen minutes. Rectoor is equipped with an easy handle, which allows your fingers not to burn on the heated metal plastic surrounding bowls. The only problem with this type of handle is that the very grip the iron gets on your hair tends to be a little loose, causing the user to have to iron the same section of hair multiple times. It can do this in a shorter time more damaged hair. In addition, there is a direct tendency to cool down a bit when the user directs section after section of hair continuously. The easiest way to avoid this cooling is to use a straightener in combination with a curling iron, to initially heat the hair. If you don’t want to use multiple heated products on your hair, you can allow the iron to refresh at any time after. about half of the hair is straight. Of course you always have the option to just suck it up and use it straighter while it’s a little cooler than it should be, it’s a little more work, but it will still get the job done. The initial results of the Vidal Sassoon Golden Series are straight, long, soft, smooth hair, with a little body; that is, straight hair, but not soulless. Unfortunately, the effect only lasts if there is no moisture in the air. When it’s foggy, misty, or rainy you can say “goodbye” to all your hard work. The curling hair goes back up and gets extremely frizzy, what a mess!
Which brings me to the second product: the CHI Ceramic Straightening Iron. This iron heats up almost instantly and works to its capacity after about five to seven minutes. The CHI iron has straighter handles than typical, the amount of pressure you use at the same time as the handles to apply pressure to the CHI places on the hair section is the direction of the user. This feature is welcome because it allows the user to only have to repeat the process on the same section of hair once, as opposed to multiple times on the Vidal Sassoon Gold Series Straightener reducing damage from heat and pulling. The CHI iron doesn’t release heat during the straightening process so it’s important to remember to watch your fingers touching the hair directly, it can be very hot. The results of the CHI Ceramic Rectoor are amazing, I believe they are the best in the business. While the iron tends to flatter the hair so well that it lacks body like in the leaves of Vidal Sassoon, the long issue ends. Unlike other straighteners, the CHI iron makes hair more resistant to moisture in the air. You don’t have to avoid foggy, foggy, foggy days anymore, lest you get away with wet hair fierceness. it will remain upright.
Both have their own advantages, and I recommend both irons for your needs. However, I’ve had the best results with the CHI Ceramic Straight Iron and it’s the iron I want to continue using.
