i know sedus and solias are really good, and ive used chi's before and they're good toobut the conair models (solid ceramic, pure ceramic and tourmaline) don't leave hair as shiny, and the plates sometimes snag and don't meet correctlythe plates are good, but the crafting is imprecise, no?is this true? and can really good irons like sedu actually improve the health of your parched hair?
My cat does that too I hate it people said I was crazyI am going to get her a blanket so she can suck on that one she drives me crazy but I love her a lot.
I have no clue but my 2 year old cat does it and it is so disgustingI have to lock her out of the room at night because she would wake me up at night kneading my shirt and sucking on it.
My 2 year old still does that too, mommy issues I guessKittens do that to their mothers while feeding on the milkI weaned him to only use one particular worn out blanket and now that's his blankie and the only one he will suck on by everytime he tried to do that to other clothing I would take it away and give him his blanket instead.
no flat irons cannot improve the health of your hair, they only mask it by smoothing down the cuticle giving the illusion of softer silky shiny hairwhen you get it wet it goes back to the parched nastyness it was beforeAs for conair? im not sure, Im a stylist and ive used one before and it wasnt half bad, but i prefer my professional one much betterMany conair models use ceramic coated plates instead of cermaic plates, but i know the newer ones are improving in technologyI'd say try it outuse a thermal protecting product before you flat ironIf you like the results, then stick with it, if not, maybe move on to a high calibur or flat iron.
