Hi beautiful!
Today I will writing a review on my new mini hair straighter which I have recently purchase at Robinson during their GSS for $19.90! And since some of you have been asking me to write about a review on this so here it is :)
As mention earlier, for a hair straighter it is indeed quite cheap for $19.90. Even the cheapest you find in Watson for a mini straighter cause $39.90. Of course, in pricing wise Bronson wins. But have you heard of this brand before? Truthfully I didn't, and was pondering if I should get this since it was cheap. But something in gadgets like this having it too cheap could have a risk in a fault in their quality. It's like price over quality right?
Well, I checked with the sales girl and she said that it is make out of ceramic plates for unlimited styling techniques. I did my research and found out that ceramic plates are always preferred when it comes to purchasing a flat iron. Unlike aluminium or even gold plated plates, ceramic guildes through the hair without pulling and tugging at it, reducing breakage and damage to the hair. Ceramic tends to heat up quickly and evenly. Therefore if you are looking at hair straighter, go for ceramic plates and not just a ceramic coating.
But of course, ceramic plates is the basic that you can look for in a hair straightener or even a curler. If you want a better quality of a straightener or curler then go for nano tourmaline technology. Tourmaline is a crystal boron silicate mineral that aids in the hair smoothing process. Our hair naturally produces positive ions, but tourmaline emits negative ions that counteract the positive ions present in dry or damaged hair. This results in smooth, shiny hair, it even helps to seal moisture into your hair and counteracts frizz.
So for Bronson hair straightener, it is made out of ceramic plates so I personally feel that its very cheap for such a product! In addition, its a 360 degree swivel, meaning it won't get tangled easily! Definitely a must for me, as it really annoys me if my straightener get tangled while I am trying to style my hair.
Well, I checked with the sales girl and she said that it is make out of ceramic plates for unlimited styling techniques. I did my research and found out that ceramic plates are always preferred when it comes to purchasing a flat iron. Unlike aluminium or even gold plated plates, ceramic guildes through the hair without pulling and tugging at it, reducing breakage and damage to the hair. Ceramic tends to heat up quickly and evenly. Therefore if you are looking at hair straighter, go for ceramic plates and not just a ceramic coating.
But of course, ceramic plates is the basic that you can look for in a hair straightener or even a curler. If you want a better quality of a straightener or curler then go for nano tourmaline technology. Tourmaline is a crystal boron silicate mineral that aids in the hair smoothing process. Our hair naturally produces positive ions, but tourmaline emits negative ions that counteract the positive ions present in dry or damaged hair. This results in smooth, shiny hair, it even helps to seal moisture into your hair and counteracts frizz.
So for Bronson hair straightener, it is made out of ceramic plates so I personally feel that its very cheap for such a product! In addition, its a 360 degree swivel, meaning it won't get tangled easily! Definitely a must for me, as it really annoys me if my straightener get tangled while I am trying to style my hair.
So if you asked me if it is a good hair straightener, I will say YES it is! It was a good deal for me, this mini size is perfect and lightweight enough for travelling. In addition, it is tourmaline inflused for steam-drying hair, locking moisture and adding softness to the hair!
Here is a video of a hairstyling tutorial of me using this hair straightener:
Signing off,
Khione
Hairstyles worn by hot celebrities can now be created on your own hair, hassle-free, if you have a good quality ceramic cordless hair straightener with you. Once you have learned the proper method for using it on your hair, you can stop relying on your hairdresser to define your hair.
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