Solia Flat Irons

Solia Professional Ceramic Flat Ion (1-1/4)

noreply@blogger.com (radzispirit) — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 15:06:00 +0000

Solia Professional Ceramic Ion Flat Iron Description :-

> Ceramic / Tourmaline Ion plates give a shiny, silky results than the ceramic irons is usually at a lower time to send up to 6 times more negative ions.
> Wet to Dry : Designed to run wet or dry hair to work variable temperature (140 ° F - 450 ° F): with all hair types, ceramic element with automatic recognition (TM) offers instant heat uniform.
> Width of the plate 1-1/4 inches, the most popular size: wide enough to short-, medium-and long hair, but narrow enough for bangs. To straighten (Also in 1-3/4 inch, ideal for medium and long hair, or heavy.)
> Heating plates wrap pioneering Key just kills. Wet to dry: on damp (not wet) or dry hair is slightly contoured grip handles; 9 'professional 360 ° swivel cord.
> 120 V 60 Hz for use in USA / Canada, a limited warranty for one year.

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Review of Solia Hair Straighteners

noreply@blogger.com (radzispirit) — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 05:28:00 +0000

Many of today's quality flat iron hair straighteners utilize the technology of tourmaline, a gem that makes hair smoother due to its nature of producing a large amount of negative ions. Tourmaline, along with ceramic (which protects hair from heat damage), are often found in flat iron plates, including Solia hair straighteners. Solia products use the most modern flat iron technology to produce hair that is not only silky in texture, but also smooth.

Two Solia flat iron models, the ST114 and the ST134, have a unique feature called the Dynamic Alignment System, which makes certain that hair is protected from hot spots and tugging or pulling during the straightening process by automatically adjusting the plates. This makes sure that there is even heat distribution and an even amount of pressure being exerted at all times. Both the ST114 and the ST134 have ceramic/tourmaline plates, so your hair will be protected from heat thanks to the ceramic, as well as kept strong and smooth due to the tourmaline.

The plates have curved edges, so you can easily flip your hair out of under without any unsightly kinks. These flat irons can be used on damp hair, but make sure that your hair is not sopping wet as this could lead to damage. The only difference between the ST114 and the ST134 is the width of the plates; the ST134's plates are slightly wider (1 ¾ inches) than the ST114 (1 ¼ inches). If you have very long hair and prefer a very wide plate width (2 inches), you might find it difficult or time consuming to straighten your hair with these models, especially the ST114. The ST134 should not be used on hair shorter than 4 inches.

Pink flat irons are very popular right now, and Solia has produced its own limited edition pink flat iron that can also be used on damp hair. This straightener has 1 inch plates, so it would work best on shorter hair. The limited edition straightener also has ceramic and tourmaline plates.
Steve writes about flat irons and Solia hair straighteners.

by Steve Turley

Flat Irons That Turn Dull Wavy Hair Into Straight and Shiny Hair

noreply@blogger.com (radzispirit) — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 08:28:00 +0000

Modern flat irons can straighten wavy or curvy hair like magic. However, not just any flat iron can also make that straight hair feel silky smooth and look shiny… This article will tell you what features to look for in a flat iron that not only makes hair straightening easy, but also makes hair silky smooth and shiny.

Ordinary flat irons may straighten your hair, but they may also not change your hair's dull appearance. If you have such an iron, hair care products or conditioners may be able to rescue your hair. If you decide on purchasing flat irons with the features mentioned here, you may not need to use these additional products.
Here are some of the important features to look for in a flat iron that will transform curvy dull hair into straight shiny hair…

Tourmaline -- Negative ions seal the outer layer of the hair helping to retain moisture and eliminate frizz. Tourmaline is a gemstone that when heated delivers six times more negative ions than ordinary flat irons.

Ceramic Plates -- Even heat distribution prevents damage to the hair – With ceramic plates there are no hot or cold spots so you can style in a single pass.

Infrared Heat -- Heating the hair from the inner core allows hair to dry without damage to the outer layer. Infrared rays penetrate hair and heat it from the inside out.

Temperature Control -- With the right temperature, you can straighten any type of hair, whether it's fragile, normal or coarse. Flat irons that allow you to select the heat setting will make straightening hair easier. To recap, in this article, we have learned about what to look for in a flat iron that will turn hair that was dull and curvy into hair that's shiny and straight. We learned that the best flat irons have tourmaline ceramic ionic plates, generate infrared heat and provide temperature control.

Many flat irons made today have almost all these features. But which of these flat irons are the best ones? The second part of this report on our web site, lists the best flat iron.

Discover the best flat iron brands with all the features that make curvy dull hair straight silky shiny smooth... Visit http://www.seduflatironstore.com/top-hair-straightening-flat-irons/

by Wanda Lam

Solia Hair Styling Flat Iron Tips

noreply@blogger.com (radzispirit) — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 09:08:00 +0000

Solia makes very good flat irons and it uses Tourmaline on all its ceramic plates. However just because you've bought a Solia flat iron isn't going to guarantee that your hair is going to look like you just stepped out of a salon. You also have to know how to use it.

Tourmaline is a precious stone and generates up to 6 times more negative ions than traditional ceramic. This greatly reduces the potential for heat damage to the hair and results in smoother, silkier hair that is less likely to frizz or curl back up. All good flat iron manufacturers now coat the ceramic plates on their flat irons with Tourmaline.

The company also uses a unique "dynamic alignment system" on the plates of its flat irons. This allows the ceramic/tourmaline plates to self-adjust as necessary in order to maintain even contact with the hair. This is important; evening out the pressure prevents the iron from focusing on any specific "hot spots" which could damage your hair.

How To Use Your Solia Flat Iron
Once you've purchased your Solia hair styling flat iron you ready to give yourself beautiful hair. Don't be nervous about using it; using it is simplicity itself. Here's a step by step guide.

1. Select the correct size of Solia hair straightener based on your type and length of hair. What is meant by size is the width of the ceramic plates of the flat iron. Most women will be fine with one that has plate sizes between 1.5" and 1".

2. When you first unpack your Solia Tourmaline flat iron don't plug it in straight away. Instead, just try using it without it being switched on. Get used to how it feels and try using it on your hair.

3. Before you use your hair straightener ensure that your hair is completely dry; use a blow-dryer.

4. When using your Solia flat iron you should always use a styling product to stop your hair from 'frizzing'. Apply serum or gel when drying your hair. Serums are silicon based. If you use a gel place a little into the palm of your hand and apply it evenly throughout your hair.

5. It sounds obvious but make sure your hair straightener is switched on and has reached its temperature setting. Also, determine what temperature is appropriate for your hair type. Normal hair can withstand a range of 300-370°F. Bleached, fragile, damaged and fine hair should use less than 300°F. Very thick, coarse, ethnic or resistant hair can stand more than 370°F, but be sure to use this selection very carefully.

6. Use barrettes and/or hair clips to pull away hair you're not working on. Take a small section of your hair to start with. Don't be tempted to use thicker sections; by working with small sections and slices, you can apply the heat evenly, and will get the desired straightness faster.

7. Begin straightening by taking a small chunk of hair and, starting at the root of the hair, work your way down slowly but steadily. Once you've finished a section, comb through it and spray with hairspray, if desired.

8. Straightening the back hairs can be difficult. Until you get the hang of it, try placing two mirrors on the diagonal so you can see the back of your head. Then, do as in step 7, starting at the bottom of your head (the nape/neck area) and working your way to the crown of your head, just like your stylist does.

It takes time and practice to perfect most things. The good news is that it shouldn't take long at all to get that perfect, sleek, shiny finish using your Solia flat iron.
Follow the links to find flat iron reviews on leading brands like the Solia flat iron, Maxiglide and other.

by Robin Cassidy