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|  |  | Brand: | Sedu | | Plate Width: | 1-1/2 inch | | Power: | 72 watts | | Weight: | 1.1 lbs | | Avg. Rating: |  | | Item No. | A8561 | | Model No. | su-150A | | Price: | $209.95 $115.95  | | Availability: |
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| | | |  Have questions about Sedu Ionic Ceramic Tourmaline Flat Iron (1 1/2")? Post them here! You can also help answer questions posted by other shoppers. | | Chemically treated hair
I have chemically treated hair (relaxer), and, I too am undecided as to whether or not I should purchase the Chi or the Sedu. Although my stylist uses the Chi, he even acknowledges that they are rather fickle. I just want a product that will help reduce my natural frizziness and not compromise the health of my hair. Additionally, I live in Texas and the humidity is ridiculous. Also, I exercise 5-6 days a week so I need to be able to iron my hair nearly everyday. I've just started straightening my hair after years of wearing it natural and I don't want the breakage/damage that comes along with relaxed hair. I'm particularly interesting in hearing from someone who chemically straightens their hair and who has naturally course/ thick/ or extremely curly hair.
Question posted by Dani Wed Jul 06 2005 Submit your answer | Reply by happy user
1 of 1 people found this answer helpful
Sedu is the best flat iron that I've used so far on my occassionaly processed (but constantly color treated) hair. It is gentle and takes out my frizz and curls in less amount of time than other flat irons that I have used. I would definitely recommend it |
thick, coarse, wavy hair
Ok, my hair isn't exactly the most manageable. Its always in the way and its...well...huge. i'm considering getting the Sedu, but i want to hear from someone if it gets rid of puffiness. Like, i want my hair to be flat and silky, and the product sounds terrific, i just want to hear it from someone who has hair like me. Oh, and i also wanted to say that I'm really glad that it doesn't snag or break your hair because that was a problem i had with my other two straighteners. Thank you and please answer.
Question posted by Kasey Tue Jul 05 2005 Submit your answer | Reply by Stephanie
1 of 1 people found this answer helpful
Yes! My hair is thick, coarse and curly. This flat iron does the trick. I have to go over it a few times to make it really flat and shiny...also take smaller sections for really shiny flat hair - but it works! | | Reply by Diana
1 of 1 people found this answer helpful
It will definitely get your hair flat especially if you use a comb and straighten or use a straightening serum. Try it you will be amazed! |
Chi or Sedu?
Hi I have very thick curly and wavy hair. I was wondering if the Chi or the Sedu is better? Friends have told me they bought the Chi and love it, but after reading this website it seems the Sedu might work better. Has anyone compared the two?
Question posted by Colleen McDonnell Tue Jul 05 2005 Submit your answer | Reply by Sedu User
2 of 2 people found this answer helpful
I haven't used the Chi yet, but I have read reviews for both the Chi and the Sedu, and it seems to me that the Chi has poor quality. It breaks down easily and doesn't give as great results as the Sedu.
I hope this helped you a bit. | | Reply by Sedu User
2 of 2 people found this answer helpful
i have used both and well they work about the same. The Chi is heavier and doesnt get as hot as the sedu on the outside. | | Reply by Maria
0 of 0 people found this answer helpful
SEDU...all the way. The best way to go. you have to try it for yourself. worth the cost |
Problems with flat iron?
Is anyone having any issues with flat iron by sedu? Does the quality hold up? I am a proud owner of the sedu for I like the results. I am interested in seing if anyone is having issues. Is there a way to be sure temperature gauge is working properly?
Question posted by denise Mon Jul 04 2005 Submit your answer | Reply by Diana
1 of 1 people found this answer helpful
I had a problem with my sedu after about a year it would not heat up and the on light would still be lit even if I turned it of. I was able to get a replacement under warranty with folica. Just remember to register your iron on the sedu website. |
close tight?
does this flat iron close tight? I have one from GDH, but it doesn't close tight enough even it has a desirable result
Question posted by daisy Fri Jul 01 2005 Submit your answer | Reply by rayana
1 of 1 people found this answer helpful
yep, it closes pretty well |
Sedu vs. Solia
whats better, solia or sedu? im debating which one to get and im really not sure. if anyone can let me know id apprecaite it. i understand the solia costs less so id rather purchase that if its just as good as the sedu. let me know!
Question posted by dani Fri Jul 01 2005 Submit your answer | Reply by Annette
7 of 7 people found this answer helpful
Sedu most definately I have both Sedu is my favorite of the two ! |
How many watts is the Sedu?
I need a flat iron with at least 200 watts. Does anyone who purchased the product know how many watts are indicated on the actual device. (I did not see this information in the product details).
Question posted by AMR Thu Jun 30 2005 Submit your answer | Reply by NY Stylist
6 of 6 people found this answer helpful
Sedu flat iron is 75W. If you are thinking higher wattage means more powerful, it is actually incorrect. Wattage simply means its power requirement. It does not necessarily make the flat iron more powerful. For example, if you take a Hot tools 170W iron and compare it to Sedu which uses 75W, you will find Sedu is actually much powerful and heats up much quicker and gets hotter. |
does it really work
does it really really work or are you just lying ...because i really want this but my mom doesnt believe me that it is a really great one ...she says maybe you guys made the pictures look better by computer or somthin
Question posted by brittany Wed Jun 29 2005 Submit your answer | Reply by rayana
4 of 4 people found this answer helpful
no, it's really this good. you should buy it (and folica.com has a money back return policy)
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Curl the ends?
I am considering purchasing the Sedu, but don't see any information about being able to do flips and curls like some of the other staighterners. Does the Sedu have this capabiliby?
Question posted by Michelle Wed Jun 29 2005 Submit your answer | Reply by Debra
3 of 3 people found this answer helpful
It can flip the ends too, it is more difficult to do with the larger plate though. I think 1" maybe better at curl the ends |
Damage?
I've just purchased a Sedu, and it hasn't came yet.I've been using irons for 4 years already, and my hair has so many split ends! And sometimes when I pinch a hair, part of it would snap off!!! It's horrible! So I cut my hair a few inches off to try to have a "brand new start" with irons. I'm afraid my hair will be damaged again once I use the Sedu. Would someone WITH EXPERIENCE USING THE SEDU tell me how your hair condition is right now? How long have you been using it and how much damage does your hair have??Thank you sooo much for your reply!
Question posted by alice Wed Jun 29 2005 Submit your answer | Reply by Diana
1 of 1 people found this answer helpful
I've had the sedu for almost a year and it still damages my hair like it did with other irons but it is much slower. I have heard from stylists that it is a good idea to get your hair trimmed every few weeks as it will prevent your hair from getting split ends. |
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