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Glorimar
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Registered: ‎03-10-2010

Recommendations for flat iron that helps make hair shiny

‎10-23-2019 10:09 AM

I have a Croc and a Chi; one of them from the Q but I don't feel either one contribute to making my hair shiny. I realize part of that is your hair type and products you use, but I believe a flat iron makes a difference as well. TIA ladies for your suggestions.

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Fressa
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Re: Recommendations for flat iron that helps make hair shiny

‎10-23-2019 12:00 PM

I have a Chi Smart flat iron and it does make the hair shiny but not glossy. I noticed the diference when I stopped using it. I've seen other brands on the Q and those seem to give you a hight gloss shine.   

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morganjen
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Re: Recommendations for flat iron that helps make hair shiny

‎10-23-2019 12:01 PM

I love my ghd Platinum+ Styler hair iron. I get very shiny hair with it.

 

https://www.qvc.com/ghd-Platinum%2B-Styler-Hair-Iron.product.A415590.html?sc=SRCH

 

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Shanus
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Re: Recommendations for flat iron that helps make hair shiny

‎10-24-2019 10:07 AM

@Glorimar wrote:

I have a Croc and a Chi; one of them from the Q but I don't feel either one contribute to making my hair shiny. I realize part of that is your hair type and products you use, but I believe a flat iron makes a difference as well. TIA ladies for your suggestions.

 

@Glorimar   Sometimes it's not the iron, but the heat protectant. You can also try adding a drop of oil (marula, argan, etc.) before flat ironing.

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