Advances in hair straightener technology give you smoother, healthier
and shinier hair.
Things have moved on since the days of heating up irons in a special heater or using a hot comb. Although I am sure you can still get your hands on these originals, hair straightener technology has meant it is now easier than ever to straighten our hair in the home, no matter what hair type. Most of the top brands like Solia flat irons, Sedu, Bion etc have embraced the following advances in most of their models.
The real advances over the years has been the plate materials which now includes ceramic, and tourmaline (a precious gem). One of the main reasons for using these materials is that not only can they be made to be very smooth but they also electrical qualities which enables better results when straightening your hair.
Let me explain. Dry, damaged and frizzy hair has a positive ionic charge. In order to balance that you need a negative ion ceramic plate to neutralize the charge in the hair and thus create smoother, shinier and calmer hair. Tourmaline/ceramic plates provide up to 6 times more negative ions than other flat irons and as a result they give much better results in a shorter time period.
Some of the top end models also use Infra Red technology. Infra Red radiation produced from high temperature ceramic plates can assist in seal the moisture in your hair so that your hair does not loose its condition. Ionic technology helps break down the size of the water molecules on the hairs surface, making them smaller and easier for the hair to absorb. This can actually improve the condition of you hair. A combination of both Infra Red and Ionic technologies can add moisture to your hair and then seal that moisture in.
Most of the top hair straightner models, Sedu, Solia, Bion and many more, use a combination of the new technology in at least a few of the models on their range if not all. A good example is the "Sedu Ionic Ceramic Tourmaline Flat Iron", and I haven't made that up. That's how it's named in the online stores that sell it. I'm just hoping the next advancement isn't anything to do with nuclear technology.
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