What is a cheap, good hair straightener available in australia?

i need one! i need something under $100 that won't burn my hair or anything, just straighten it. the one i have now makes my hair smell burnt, somehow makes my hair greasy and gross and hardly even straightens my hair... What is a cheap, good hair straightener available in australia?



Braun Satin hair is the best cermic Straightner from braun here it is picture


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it is about $70 and really awesomeWhat is a cheap, good hair straightener available in australia?
I have a hi-lift straightener, it's excellent! The one I have has an electronic temperature control, and the cheaper one has a dial, so you can set the temperature.


http://www.myhaircare.com.au/b_Electrica鈥?/a>


I think mine came from Priceline or something? My ex bought it for me (with his Mum's assistance of course) so it would have just come from a shopping centre, so try Priceline, Myer, Kmart or something like that. If the prices on the link are correct, expect to pay around $80-100. Which is a third of the price of a ghd. And a million times better than the shitty old $50 straightener I had before.
As a stylist, I have used a lot of flat irons/hair straighteners, including Sedu, Hai, Infrashine, Chi, Paul Mitchell, Solia, Big Sexy, Andis, Babyliss Ghd, T3, Kenta etc. You should get a Professional hair straightener, they style much better and faster, and most importantly, they protect your hair.





In terms of performance:





The best ones are: Sedu, Kenta, Solia, Infrashine, Ghd and Chameleon. These are top of the line professional brands





Above average: Chi, Hai, Paul Mitchell,





Average: T3, Big Sexy, Andis, Babyliss





Below Average: Conair, Vidal Sassoon, Revlon, Bed Head etc. These are cheap consumer brands that you will find in drugstore. If you care about your hair, do NOT buy them.





=== Flat Iron Hair Straighteners FAQ ======





Q: What size should I choose?





A: For most people, 1';, 1-1/4'; or 1.5'; are all good choices. If you have very thick, coarse, long or ethic hair, bigger size (1.5'; or 2';) will save you some time. If you have thin, fine hair, get a smaller one (1'; or 3/4';).





Q: What temperature should I should on my hair?





A: Based on my expereince, 380F is the average temperature to use. If you hair is thick and coarse, bump it up a bit, if you hair is fine or overprocessed, start it at somewhere 300F, and try it. If the setting does not work well for you, increase a bit until you get a setting that works well for you but does not burn your hair. Trial and error.





=== Helpful Flat Iron Instruction Video ====





How to Curl Hair With Straightener





http://youtube.com/watch?v=GfoihBOzP1I


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWscTQm6L鈥?/a>





http://youtube.com/watch?v=EQzOYXq14a8





http://www.folica.com/info/curl-hair-fla鈥?/a>





http://videojug.com/film/how-to-curl-hai鈥?/a>





How to Use a Flat Iron





http://youtube.com/watch?v=Ov7NWAWPbzk





How to Add Volume to Your Hair:





http://youtube.com/watch?v=aCyLM_kuuJ0





How to Create Sexy Waves with a Flat Iron





http://youtube.com/watch?v=K7_Olhlb2js





How to Flip your Hair:





http://youtube.com/watch?v=PWgsd1qMCU4
Buy 2 clothing irons...... just jokes.





If you buy cheap, you'l always get bad results. Buy any straightener made by GHD. They work well.