 | Solia Tourmaline Ceramic Ion Flat Iron (1-3/4") plus free heat proof pouch $89.99 + FREE SHIPPING was $165.95 YOU SAVE 46%
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Please help!!!! I am considering buying this flat iron and really not sure which size I should get, can you please HELP!!! Should I get 1-3/4 so I can get to my roots better but will this still work good on my long hair?? I have thick natural curly hair which is usually frizzy after blow drying down to the middle of my back and when I do flat iron it I have a really hard time getting my hair closest to my scalp straight, will this product do that for me b/c my hair is also coarse (the Spanish in me)I have an extremely hard time straightening it. The last year I also damaged my hair with my store bought iron, the wet to set flat iron. The front of my bangs were fried and I looked like I started to go bald. It took me about a year for my hair to start coming back from this so I never want that to happen again. Will the Solia Tourmaline prevent this from happening? I would appreciate input so I don't waste my money.Thank you,
Question posted by Leah Tue Oct 30 2007 Submit your answer | Reply by Didi
6 of 6 people found this answer helpful
the 1-3/4 inch is better for the hair that is medium to long hair length & since you described your hair I would say splurge on the 1-3/4 inch. It cuts your straightening time in half.
The 1-1/4 inch is better for short hair and is easier to reach the roots with. If you buy this one it will take a long while for you to straighten your hair. trust me, this is from experience. |
how long does it take and is it better than sedu?
i straighten my hair a lot cause that's the only way to control my wavy hair. its not really thick and is normal past my shoulder lenghth. i dont knw if sedu is better than solia or vice versa. how long does solia take and is it better than sedu
Question posted by emily Sat Oct 27 2007 Submit your answer | Reply by Charlize
4 of 4 people found this answer helpful
i've just recently purchased the flat iron and it takes me 30 min max to straighten my hair. I'm black and my hair is shoulder length. The one thing I like most about it is that it just takes one slow stroke to straighten my hair "bone straight" with a shine. I don't know about Sedu...I was also debating whether to purchase that also. But I will say, when I came from the club, my hair was soaked from the humidity...And my biggest concern was if my hair frizzed up or became curly. LETS JUST SAY, MY HAIR WAS DAMP BUT STILL BONE STRAIGHT!!! |
Bigger iron worth it?
Between the 1'1/4" and the 1-3/4" Solia irons.I keep hearing that a bigger iron is better for longer, thicker hair. But, I'm a really cheap person!...so I was wondering will an iron one half of an inch (1/2") bigger really make a difference?(I have thick, frizzy, dry, & curly hair.)
Question posted by Jenna Fri Aug 10 2007 Submit your answer | Reply by anna
0 of 1 people found this answer helpful
No it doesnt matter, what matters is the temperature, and thicker curly hair is wayyy easier if you do it in layers. |
Curling with Flat Irons
I know the Solia 1" says you can flip or curl your hair with it...I'm kinda looking for bigger curls and I was wondering if anyone knew whether or not you can curl with the 1-3/4" version?
Question posted by Brittany Wed Dec 13 2006 Submit your answer | Reply by AJ
4 of 4 people found this answer helpful
I tried....it doesn't work very well. I have both the 1 1/4 and the 1 3/4 and it makes a big difference. I get beautiful bouncing and behaving hair using the smaller of the two when I go to curl it, but I like the look of the bigger width better when straightening. | | Reply by hala
0 of 0 people found this answer helpful
u can curl with any flat iron as long as the edges are round (this iron has that)
but your curls will be bigger soft curls :) |
Sedu or Solia for THICKK Hair
Which is better for extremely thick hair. The Sedu or the Solia?
Question posted by A Sun Mar 26 2006 Submit your answer
hey guys can you help
I am wanting a straightner to straighten the top of my hair and curl the ends like big curls is this the best on e to buy for that or is it the chi turbo 2" I have really long hair to my elbow. can you guys please help
Question posted by Narissa from houston Fri Feb 17 2006 Submit your answer | Reply by Christina
1 of 1 people found this answer helpful
My hair is also down to my elbows, and i some times like to curl it at the ends...but i would recomend the skinnier version of this flat iron. But it does work for staightening the top...but i always have a problem with the curls |
Does this also help in HUMID weather?
We leave in Texas on the coast and I'm looking for something that will keep my hair straight in very humid conditions. Will this work??
Question posted by Sally Fri Dec 30 2005 Submit your answer | Reply by cheri
6 of 8 people found this answer helpful
YES it works wonderfully. I am getting ready to buy another one, my daughter and I share ours and I'd rather have my own. We live on the Texas Coast, humidity and all, this iron works wonders with our thick, kinky, curly hair. |
temperature
i was wondering how hot {the temperature} gets?
Question posted by Sarah Sun Oct 30 2005 Submit your answer | Reply by dIANA
9 of 10 people found this answer helpful
UP TO 400 DEGREES SO MAKE SURE YOU USE SOME HEAT PROTECTANT!! | | Reply by Charlize
3 of 3 people found this answer helpful
450 |
Time?
How long does it take for someone who has below the shoulder cury hair?
Question posted by Patty Tue Oct 04 2005 Submit your answer | Reply by Tonya
2 of 12 people found this answer helpful
It takes about 90 seconds depending on what setting you use. I set it to just under 375 degrees. |
Does it work Overseas with Foreign Adapters??
I am traveling overseas and wanted to make sure that this flat-iron works with foreign adapters?? Does anyone know?? Or has anyone had a bad experience where it didn't work when they returned to the States??
Question posted by Aimee Fri Sep 30 2005 Submit your answer | Reply by Michelle
1 of 2 people found this answer helpful
I traveled to Europe (France, Italy, Greece)& my straightener worked with the adapter. I don't know if it works returning to the states because someone dropped mine & it broke while we were in Italy :( |
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