Comments on: Hair perfection http://www.makeupbag.net/2007/04/08/hair-perfection/ For the beauty obsessed. Thu, 08 Jan 2009 14:01:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Vi http://www.makeupbag.net/2007/04/08/hair-perfection/comment-page-1/#comment-44721 Vi Wed, 05 Dec 2007 19:21:27 +0000 http://makeupbag.net/?p=841#comment-44721 Hi, I was wondering since you've tried both Solia and Sedu, could you tell me how hot do the two get on the outside of the barrel (not the handle)? I've read elsewhere that an owner of a Sedu get's so hot she has to rest between use and that it can burn, is that true? Also, now almost 8 months later, how is the Sedu holding up? Thanks :) Hi, I was wondering since you’ve tried both Solia and Sedu, could you tell me how hot do the two get on the outside of the barrel (not the handle)? I’ve read elsewhere that an owner of a Sedu get’s so hot she has to rest between use and that it can burn, is that true? Also, now almost 8 months later, how is the Sedu holding up? Thanks :)

]]> By: Beauty Editor http://www.makeupbag.net/2007/04/08/hair-perfection/comment-page-1/#comment-11847 Beauty Editor Tue, 10 Apr 2007 13:37:52 +0000 http://makeupbag.net/?p=841#comment-11847 Hi Amy, I haven't tried the Hai. We have the Chi at our house and while it is a super flat iron, it doesn't heat to the hot temp that the Sedu does and is quite a bit heavier. Also, it's not compatible with a converter so this isn't the flat iron for the international traveler. Personally, because of my fine hair, I always use a low setting (which makes the Chi great for me), but my daughters have thick, coarse, asian hair, and need a hotter setting for their resistant hair, and the Sedu is perfect for this (heats to 450). Also we had the Solia pink flat iron, which the girls loved until it got lost at a sleepover. This iron heats to 450 degrees like the Sedu, and it looked cute (which is always a bonus!). I've also tried a girlfriend's T3 Wet to Dry, which is probably great for someone that has thick hair that takes forever to dry, but I thought the Solia worked just as fine on me. Thanks for stopping by :) Erika Hi Amy,

I haven’t tried the Hai. We have the Chi at our house and while it is a super flat iron, it doesn’t heat to the hot temp that the Sedu does and is quite a bit heavier. Also, it’s not compatible with a converter so this isn’t the flat iron for the international traveler. Personally, because of my fine hair, I always use a low setting (which makes the Chi great for me), but my daughters have thick, coarse, asian hair, and need a hotter setting for their resistant hair, and the Sedu is perfect for this (heats to 450).

Also we had the Solia pink flat iron, which the girls loved until it got lost at a sleepover. This iron heats to 450 degrees like the Sedu, and it looked cute (which is always a bonus!).

I’ve also tried a girlfriend’s T3 Wet to Dry, which is probably great for someone that has thick hair that takes forever to dry, but I thought the Solia worked just as fine on me.

Thanks for stopping by :)

Erika

]]> By: Amy http://www.makeupbag.net/2007/04/08/hair-perfection/comment-page-1/#comment-11800 Amy Tue, 10 Apr 2007 05:21:15 +0000 http://makeupbag.net/?p=841#comment-11800 I wonder if this is different from the Hai? Can you tell us whether you have ever used any other brand before this one? I wonder if this is different from the Hai? Can you tell us whether you have ever used any other brand before this one?

]]> By: Pau http://www.makeupbag.net/2007/04/08/hair-perfection/comment-page-1/#comment-11740 Pau Tue, 10 Apr 2007 00:18:17 +0000 http://makeupbag.net/?p=841#comment-11740 OMG lol, i can't iamgine 3 chicks fighting over the straightener :p good luck with those kiddos OMG lol, i can’t iamgine 3 chicks fighting over the straightener :p good luck with those kiddos

]]> By: Maryam http://www.makeupbag.net/2007/04/08/hair-perfection/comment-page-1/#comment-11728 Maryam Mon, 09 Apr 2007 17:50:34 +0000 http://makeupbag.net/?p=841#comment-11728 Wow, this sounds great, I am going to book mark that site right now. My daughter has the worst hair imaginable. She's eight years old, it's past her buttocks and extremely curly, I use the T3 Tourmaline which cost me $200 at drugstore.com 2 years ago, and it get's the job done well, when I'm done flat ironing her hair it's so sleek, feels like silk, but after straightening it is almost totally past her thighs...sigh, I flat ironed her hair last night and started at 6pm and did not finish until 9pm. This is why I cut my own hair, because I cannot do both her hair and my own in the same day. If this Sedu Revolution from Folica.com can do the job quicker I will buy that thing today! Wow, this sounds great, I am going to book mark that site right now. My daughter has the worst hair imaginable. She’s eight years old, it’s past her buttocks and extremely curly, I use the T3 Tourmaline which cost me $200 at drugstore.com 2 years ago, and it get’s the job done well, when I’m done flat ironing her hair it’s so sleek, feels like silk, but after straightening it is almost totally past her thighs…sigh, I flat ironed her hair last night and started at 6pm and did not finish until 9pm. This is why I cut my own hair, because I cannot do both her hair and my own in the same day.
If this Sedu Revolution from Folica.com can do the job quicker I will buy that thing today!

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