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|  |  | Brand: | CHI | | Plate Width: | 2 inch | | Power: | 20-25 watts | | Weight: | 2.00 lbs | | Avg. Rating: |  | | Item No. | A8525 | | Model No. | GF1539 | | Price: | $200.00 $119.95  | | Availability: |
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| | | |  Have questions about CHI Ceramic Flat Iron (Turbo, 2")? Post them here! You can also help answer questions posted by other shoppers. | | Big Chi 2" original or CHI Ceramic Flat Iron (Turbo, 2")
hello,i have been looking for a hair str. for a long time and finally reduced my decision to 2. someone pls can tell me whic one should i get: the original chi 2" or the CHI Ceramic Flat Iron (Turbo, 2") ? my hair is long, wavy and thick. what is the difference between 2 of 'em?
Question posted by ayse Submit your answer | Reply by Cynthia
1 of 1 people found this answer helpful
I would definitely suggest the CHI Turbo 2". I have long, really thick wavy/curly hair. I had the Original for a few months, and after a few hours I would have to re-straighten my hair. I got the turbo and I usually only have to straighten it once (maybe twice) a day. It did wonders for my hair and I've had it for 4 months now, and I still love it! | | Reply by Chablis
0 of 0 people found this answer helpful
I had the same question as to which 2" to buy, too...someone else had written that they CHI Ceramic Flat Iron Turbo 2 has a latch that catches your hair. Does the Big Chi 2" original have this "latch" too?
I am still not totally understanding the difference between the two? Does the turbo have a higher temperature range? Thanks for any insight anyone can provide! |
I DON'T KNOW
I don't know which straightner to buy?!? I have medium length wavy hair and I am trying to decide to buy this Chi 2" Turbo. With the other reviews it looks like they break a lot so i don't know what straightner I need --> is this a good straightner for my type of hair...and is it worth the money??
Question posted by Calli Thu Nov 29 2007 Submit your answer | Reply by Ana
1 of 1 people found this answer helpful
Yes, it is worth the money. I have long curly hair and the Chi 2" makes my hair straight. I bought my Chi about 2 and a half years ago and it still works! Buy it! |
Sedu or Chi
I have really curly hair that is about six inches below my shoulder that right now takes about hour to straighten w/ my Paul Mitchell iron. I want to buy either a sedu or chi in a larger size than 1 inch. I know that the Chi does not have as a high temperature as the Paul Mitchell or sedu so will it work for my hair? Which one will take me less time and do a good job than my iron now?
Question posted by Liza Tue Oct 09 2007 Submit your answer | Reply by CASPER
0 of 8 people found this answer helpful
the chi and the sedu are BOTH greatt hair toolss
i wuld recommend either one them to ne deck ne day
THERE SOOOOOO amazinglyy awesomeeeee
i lloveee
i own BOTH
and i always JUMP OWN THEM
the sedu especialyyy seducess meee |
question about the light
I just bought a "chi turbo 2in", and whats happening is that when i turn it on, say to high temp, the light turns on and then it starts flickering, and i know this is normal because that means that its ready to use, but then say i lower the temp the light turns off, and i think that means that its already in that temperature or higher, but im not sure because my sisters have their own "chi turbo 2in" and this doesn't with theirs. so im confused, i dont know if to send it back in to get another one or what. can somebody clear this up for me???????????? please!!!!
Question posted by Lucia Ayala Tue Aug 28 2007 Submit your answer | Reply by Eva Marie
5 of 5 people found this answer helpful
my chi does that too. when the light goes off/flickers, it means that it is ready. |
need help
i just got my flat iron. it worked fine the first day ..but when i tried to use it next day for some reason this thing isn't warming up.. can anybody help me with this and tell me whts wrong with it. its only been 2 days and my straightner isn't working. i m shocked. i paid that much for nothing. i don't no wht i m doing wrong everything looks just fine....plz help me with this.
Question posted by amber Fri Aug 17 2007 Submit your answer | Reply by mlg
0 of 0 people found this answer helpful
The same thing happened to me. I paid too much money for this to happen. I am sending mine back for a new one, if this happens again, I am going to get a different style. |
How long does the straight hair last?
When I usually straighten my hair, it comes un-straightened very easily. I see other people who straighten their hair and it doesn't come undone, even if they are active or if it is a hot day. My question is when you use this straightener, does your hair stay intact?
Question posted by Amanda Sun Jul 22 2007 Submit your answer | Reply by Harbir
2 of 4 people found this answer helpful
Well, this is a very good quality straightner and it will help your hair stay intact but for most people it depends on what type of hair they have. Your hair should stay straight till you wash it. However at night-time hair does curl a little because you move around. This requires that you straighten a little bit in the morning. |
should i??
I have thick frizzy damaged hair with split ends. Every time i straighten my hair it feels rough and dry its disgusting. And its poofy and frizzy!!! I hate it!! Right now I have a conair straightner and i was wondering if switching to a Chi or a Sedu was better for my type of hair?
Question posted by Jennifer Wed Mar 07 2007 Submit your answer | Reply by britt
2 of 2 people found this answer helpful
conair is one fo the worst brands of hair straighteners you could buy it tends to damage hair alot. chi is one of my favorites becasue it leaves my hair smooth..but if your hair is already severly damaged i dont suggest you straigheten your hair for a while you should give it time to heal otherwise no straightener will do antyhing...also maybe try some placenta tratments for your hair to help it but by the way you explained it your hair seems extremely damaged and i would just not straighten it or a while or dye it either becasue all that kills your hair. | | Reply by Joeclyn Marie
1 of 1 people found this answer helpful
Yes! Conair straighteners are horrible - I used to have one, but I switched to Chi since it was frying my hair and pulling it out. | | Reply by Jennifer
0 of 0 people found this answer helpful
My hair is naturally prone to dryness and damage. The CHI is better all around. The Conair, like several "lower end" tools, puts heat on the outside of the strands, while the Chi heats and straightens from the inside out (which in turn transmits the heat evenly through out). Get rid of the Conair you've stripped your hair of its natural luster! I recommend going easy on the shampoo and buying a Joico K-Pak conditioner for repairs. - To style, Matrix has a line called "Sleek" which does miracles for my hair! Hope I could help! If you have anymore questions I'm a guru with flat irons! | | Reply by Wanda
0 of 0 people found this answer helpful
My daughter has hair down to her waist and it is very, very frizzy and curly. She uses the Chi and it stays straight for a whole week or less if I wash it before and it works great. I recommend it. |
1inch or 2
i have Hair a little above my elbow. It is a little wavy and Thin. Which do I Use????????????? HELP
Question posted by Kila Fri Feb 09 2007 Submit your answer | Reply by customer service
3 of 3 people found this answer helpful
Either will do. 2 inch model may work faster. | | Reply by Patricia
1 of 2 people found this answer helpful
Hey i know that you may not want to take advice from teens but what i have to say is actually helpful. Ok if your hair is long but thin i'd say maybe a CHI Turbo Ceramic Flat Iron o.7 in. Because your hair is wavy and long, the turbo gives it that extra heating strength for better results. However because your hair is thin you only need the o.7 inches. It doesn't take much power to straighten thin hair. Good luck and happy buying!!! | | Reply by Jolie LeCurex
0 of 0 people found this answer helpful
1 inch Chi - good for short relaxed hair
2 inch Chi - good for medium/long wavy/curly hair |
1 in vs 2 in
my question is what is the difference between a 1 inch and 2 in.....is a 2 in better for thicker longer hair or for people who are always in a hurry.....which would you buy? I'm a bit confused...my niece has a 1 inch but I'm just trying to get the better value...thanks in advance.
Question posted by linda Sat Jan 20 2007 Submit your answer | Reply by Raluca
8 of 8 people found this answer helpful
the 1 inch is better if you have shorter, thinner hair and the 2 inch for thicker, longer hair. i have longer hair that is super thick and very wavy/curly. it does what it wants and i think the 1 inch does nothing for me yet i love my 2 inch it gets the job done in 20 minutes!
good luck! |
CHI use with product in hair
I wanted to get the CHI to use on my very curly hair the day after i washed it. It will have left over mousse in it and im worried that this will effect the ceramic and my hair. Can i use the CHI without damaging both?
Question posted by Christine Thu Dec 21 2006 Submit your answer | Reply by AMY
3 of 4 people found this answer helpful
NO....DONT EVER USE ANY STRAIGHTNER IF U HAVE MOUSE,GEL,HAIRSPRAY,OR IF YOUR HAIR IS WET.IT WILL FRY YOUR HAIR AND MESS UP THE CERAMIC PLATES!!!!! |
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