Poll: Favorite Hair Tool
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enjoys freebies · Mon Apr 02, 2007 8:48 pm Quote

My favorite tool for my hair is my VS Sassoon Ionic Molecular Steam Setter. It is a steam roller set. I love this product! It only takes a few minutes to put all of the rollers in and my curls last all day! Being steam, it doesn't dry out my hair like traditional hair rollers.

enjoys freebies · Mon Apr 02, 2007 10:45 pm Quote

My Vidal Sassoon "Super-straight wet to dry straightner", it works wonders on my hair without damaging it too much! Wink

enjoys freebies · Tue Apr 03, 2007 1:52 pm Quote

Safire wrote:

My Vidal Sassoon "Super-straight wet to dry straightner", it works wonders on my hair without damaging it too much! Wink

I may have to try that. I was looking for a flat iron, but I don't want anything that will damage and dry my hair. Highlighting it does enough damage! Smile

enjoys freebies · Tue Apr 03, 2007 6:04 pm Quote

MakeupDiva wrote:

I may have to try that. I was looking for a flat iron, but I don't want anything that will damage and dry my hair. Highlighting it does enough damage! Smile

I have used a few different brands of hair straightners before & imho this one seems to do the least damage plus is very quick & easy to use. Smile

enjoys freebies · Tue Apr 03, 2007 6:07 pm Quote

IMHO, the CHI is the GREATEST INVENTION of ALL TIME!!! Who needs "the wheel" or "fire" when I can have straight, frizz-free hair!!! Yay!

I am also enamoured of the Aquis hair drying towel. It really does cut blow drying time in half.

enjoys freebies · Tue Apr 03, 2007 6:11 pm Quote

kittikin wrote:

IMHO, the CHI is the GREATEST INVENTION of ALL TIME!!! Who needs "the wheel" or "fire" when I can have straight, frizz-free hair!!! Yay!

I am also enamoured of the Aquis hair drying towel. It really does cut blow drying time in half.

kittikin, can I ask what the "CHI" is, I've never heard of it before?? Embarassed

Thanks

enjoys freebies · Tue Apr 03, 2007 8:22 pm Quote

favorite tool: my T3 blow-dryer

favorite hair product: Bumble and Bumble hair powder. I can go 3 days between washings when using this stuff. Before I found this I was having to wash my hair every night!

enjoys freebies · Tue Apr 03, 2007 8:40 pm Quote

Magic Grip Hair pins. Who invented these? My first discovery of them was Scunci.

What else... the comb!

enjoys freebies · Tue Apr 03, 2007 8:43 pm Quote

chi turbo flat iron -- soooo worth the money. huge difference if you have coarse or wavy/curly hair. cannot live without it.

enjoys freebies · Tue Apr 03, 2007 11:30 pm Quote

waffle wrote:

chi turbo flat iron -- soooo worth the money. huge difference if you have coarse or wavy/curly hair. cannot live without it.

Well then I'm assuming that's what kittikin was talking about too! Smile

But I have never heard of it before, I wonder if it's even available where I live Question

...doubt it Confused

enjoys freebies · Wed Apr 04, 2007 7:20 am Quote

Yup, CHI is the original flat iron hair straightener. I've had mine for about 5 years and use it almost daily with no damage. I originally purchased it through my stylist, but now they are widely available at places like Ulta and other beauty supply outlets.

And yes, it is definitely worth the initial cost.

enjoys freebies · Wed Apr 04, 2007 8:43 am Quote

blow dryer

enjoys freebies · Wed Apr 04, 2007 10:46 am Quote

after you have used the roller, do you also use much gel on the hair?

enjoys freebies · Wed Apr 04, 2007 11:31 am Quote

Agreed on the Chi flat iron - it is fabulous and I've had mine 3 years now. It doesn't fry your hair at all even though I opt for curly/wavy or partially blow-dryed most of the time. I love my Chi!

enjoys freebies · Wed Apr 04, 2007 11:44 am Quote

I love my T3 blow dryer and my Chi flat iron. Both have held up very nicely since I use them every day.

enjoys freebies · Wed Apr 04, 2007 8:23 pm Quote

have you all tried the chi turbo? I like it a lot better than the original because you can adjust the temperature -- so I don't have to expose my hair to as much heat if I'm just doing a touch up.

enjoys freebies · Thu Apr 05, 2007 9:59 am Quote

helenzwl wrote:

after you have used the roller, do you also use much gel on the hair?

I am assuming this question is for me. After I use my rollers, all I do is flip my head over, run my fingers through my hair, add a little hair spray, flip back over, and I am done! Smile

enjoys freebies · Thu Apr 05, 2007 11:12 am Quote

I love my Chi and my new Revlon hairdryer, it is flipping fantastic but I had to buy it in the USA as it is not in Canada. Plus it was only $24.

enjoys freebies · Thu Apr 05, 2007 12:56 pm Quote

MakeupDiva wrote:

helenzwl wrote:

after you have used the roller, do you also use much gel on the hair?

I am assuming this question is for me. After I use my rollers, all I do is flip my head over, run my fingers through my hair, add a little hair spray, flip back over, and I am done! Smile

I envy!

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