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28 de junio de 2017
Remington v. Babyliss
Review of Remington S8510 Anti Frizz Therapy 1" and the Babyliss Pro Nano Titanium Plated 1.25"I had read reviews that these were both very good, but with a $100 price difference had to try them both for myself to see. My hair type is fine but lots of it, very thick, and long. It is half straight and half curly.Both: Both have swivel cords, both have the controls on the side of the iron (rather than in between near the hot plates which always seems highly stupid to me), both have screens that show the temp. Neither plates snagged my hair when straightening, they both slid over the strands smoothly.Remington: Heated up in a little over a minute. Ran hotter when set at the same temp as the Babyliss. Straightened pretty well, like a 7 out of 10. Curled/created wave pretty well, like a 7 out of 10. Left my hair staticy. Curls/waves fell out in about 2 minutes without product. Because this is listed as Anti Frizz, I had to mark it down considerably for the static it created in my hair.Babyliss: I could tell right away that the Babyliss was more expensive in the quality of the product itself: it was lighter to lift and had a nicer cord (longer, softer, more flexible), and the plates were slightly longer than the Remington. Heated up in under a minute. Straightened and curled/waved: 10 out of 10. The straightening was faster and straighter. The shape of the plates actually made curls/waves better and easier. The curls/waves stayed in for hours without product. I wanted the cheaper one to be better and save me $100, but the Babyliss was hands down better. The most important part: No static in my hair after using! I live in a very, very dry climate so this is very impressive in an iron and very important for me.Ver másVer menos
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