| The HAI flat iron was one of the first to
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| | heating (ready to use in 1 or 2 seconds).
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| feature ceramic plates. There are a
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| | It also only operates using 40 watts
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| number of models to choose from but with
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| | instead of the 100 watts of the older
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| all costing around $100 they aren't
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| | Convertible and HAI 2. However, I still
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| cheap. Some are good but there are some
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| | don't rate this as highly as the Solia
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| models that are now outdated and, quite
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| | Tourmaline Ceramic Iron Flat. The Solia
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| frankly, overpriced.
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| | has temperature settings from 140F to
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| The HAI Convertible Ceramic flat iron has
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| | 450F, can be used on damp hair (not
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| been out for some years now. It has 1 1
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| | advised with the HAI), tourmaline plates
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| 4" ceramic plates and weighs a
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| | and costs a lot less.
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| respectable 1.5lbs. It's a good tool and
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| | The HAI eLite Tong Ionic flat iron is a
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| has features that are still lacking on
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| | 2" plate styling tool. It's unusual in
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| other brands, such as variable
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| | that the plates are rounded rather than
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| temperature control. However, it now
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| | flat. It has a temperature range of
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| retails for around $80 to $90 dollars,
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| | between 180F to 410F. It's more of a
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| which is a little on the expensive size.
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| | curling iron than hair straightener - and
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| For instance the blurb tells you that it
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| | it does a great job of curling.
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| has a quick heat up time of just 25
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| | Lastly, we have the HAI Twig Ceramic flat
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| seconds, but I don't know of any other
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| | iron. The plates are only 3/8" wide. It a
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| brand that doesn't heat up slower than
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| | very good styling tool for fine or short
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| this at this price; in fact I know of
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| | hair and is fantastic at bangs and making
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| others that have flash heat and will heat
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| | tight curls. I can't think of any other
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| up to operating temperate in 1 or 2
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| | brand that is comparable. Anyhow, if
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| seconds. It's good but it should be a
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| | you're looking for a small hair
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| little cheaper.
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| | straightener or one for styling curls, I
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| The HAI 2 ceramic flat iron is pretty
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| | would recommend you give the Twig some
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| much identical feature wise as the
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| | consideration. My only criticism is the
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| Covertible. The only real difference is
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| | price tag - it costs around $90 - over
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| that it comes with 2" plates. It costs
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| | priced, but maybe it's worth it for those
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| about $5 to $10 more. Again, it's over
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| | curls.
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| priced for what it is. For the same
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| | HAI flat irons are a well rated styling
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| price, you can buy the Solia Tourmaline
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| | tool with most reviews giving each model
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| Ceramic Iron Flat Iron (1-3/4").
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| | a high score. I would also concur that
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| Tourmaline coated ceramic plates are so
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| | they are great styling tools but I think
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| much better than plain ceramic. The Solia
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| | they are a little over priced. Before you
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| is also a little lighter.
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| | buy, my advice would be to compare them
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| The HAI eLite Digistick Flat Iron is a
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| | to a Solia Tourmaline Ceramic Iron Flat.
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| much better option. It's expensive,
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| | Follow the links for the HAI Twig Ceramic
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| retailing for around $140. It comes with
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| | flat iron as well as the Solia Tourmaline
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| 1" ceramic plates, digital heat setting
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| | Ceramic flat iron and read flat iron
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| anywhere between 180F to 380F and flash
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| | reviews on many leading brands.
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