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| | | Sedu Ionic Ceramic Tourmaline Straightener (1", 220-240V, Plug Type C) | |
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|  |  | Brand: | Sedu | | Plate Width: | 1 inch | | Weight: | 1 lbs | | Avg. Rating: |  | | Item No. | A8576 | | Price: | $169.95 $118.95  | | Availability: | out of stock | | | | | | |
| | | |  Have questions about Sedu Ionic Ceramic Tourmaline Straightener (1", 220-240V, Plug Type C)? Post them here! You can also help answer questions posted by other shoppers. | | Traveling to France
I am traveling to France and need a 220-240 V flat iron. Any suggestions. I am quite certain that the voltage of this iron is correct, but that I need a differnet plug type (not C). Does anyone know where I can find plug converters and, if so, will this iron work if I find a plug converter?
Question posted by alp Sat Jan 19 2008 Submit your answer | Reply by customer service
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To use in France, buy one with plug type E:
http://www.folica.com/Sedu_Ionic_Cera_d4264.html | | Reply by Nancy
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My 2 daughters used the sedu in both New Zealand (with a plug only - not a transformer)and in France without a plug and they lent it to friends who were travelling to Australia and Prague. They all felt it worked as good at the chi. I am purchasing a second one. |
Curly hair.
I have very, very, natural, curly hair. It's not just wavy, it's spiral curls. All natural. I'd like to try it, but I don't want to get it and be disapointed. My striaghtener now is good, but a friend told me that the Sedu was great. Just please let me know. Thanks :]
Question posted by Hollie Submit your answer
Newzealand???
I girls.I wonder if this euro will work in newzealand. Does anybody know. I used a converter last time on a sedu, while in newzealand and it broke it. I dont know if I should spend the money? yikes!!
Question posted by sarah Tue Jun 19 2007 Submit your answer | Reply by Janet
1 of 1 people found this answer helpful
Buy the UK version for use in Newzealand. |
Vietnam and Thailand
Anyone ever use the sedu euro version in vietnam and thailand?If so, all OK?Pavi
Question posted by Pavi m Wed May 30 2007 Submit your answer | Reply by Maureen
1 of 1 people found this answer helpful
It should work since Euro & Asian use the same voltage (220-240V), I'm going to order one of this for my upcoming trip to Indonesia sometimes this year. |
Does this one work in India?
will the Sedu Euro Edition iron work in India??
Question posted by Priya Thu Apr 26 2007 Submit your answer | Reply by Hiral
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HI PRIYA,
I have that same question, will this product work in India. I took my sedu (US version) to India and I used it with voltage converter. It literally burned my hair, however this product is the best in the US. I used hot tools with voltage converter and that worked but still not as great as sedu in US. It will be very helpful if anybody took this euro edition to India and tried it there. |
can this be used in Rome, Italty?
I will be traveling to Rome. Will this flat iron work there? Do I need any type of convertor? Do I need the two pin or three pin plug?
Question posted by Pat Browning Mon Jul 24 2006 Submit your answer | Reply by Ana
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For Rome you need flat irons that handle 220-240V, Plug Type C (sedu has 2 models) |
Root of the hair, natural hair.
Can you get right to the root of the hair with the Sedu without burning your scalp? I've never actually used a flat iron at all and I've always wondered if this was possible. Also, how well does this product work on african hair (natural, not relaxaed)?
Question posted by A Mon Mar 26 2006 Submit your answer
Is Euro Edition for Scandinavia
I will be traveling to Scandinavia in mid-August/early Sept, 2006 (Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Iceland). I need to know if your Euro Edition of the Sedu Ionic 1" straightener can be used in these countries? Please respond.
Question posted by Barb Dotson Sat Mar 04 2006 Submit your answer
safe 2 run on 230v?
I am planning to go to a country where the voltage is 230v. the european model is designed for 220v. The outlet is the same but Im not sure if a 10 voltage difference would make a lot of difference.... any idea?
Question posted by worried Mon Jul 25 2005 Submit your answer
Does it Work?
Does this thing really work cause ive tried alot of straighteners and none so far have worked on my hair?
Question posted by Dana Sun Jul 24 2005 Submit your answer
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