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January 5th, 2010 admin No comments

January 2010 Favorites Part 2

Here's an interesting confrontation between two plates professional power. Do you Sedu? O chi? Ok, so for this round is the original CHI ceramic 1 "front the Sedu Ionic Ceramic Tourmaline 1 ". As for the comparison will be the temperature, materials, comfort, and cost reviews.

Temperature Rising

CHI offers a set temperature of 370 degrees, which gets the iron in seconds. In this fixed setting, users get heat CHI intense that can be fixed in almost all hair types. However, some users may find the CHI set temperature too hot for hair and complain of the damage, while others find it is not effective enough for his thick locks.

Sedu offers five variable temperature settings between 240 and 410 degrees. The lower setting is ideal for fragile or bleached hair, high temperatures styles suitable for thicker and thicker. So, you get a style versatile, undamaged? Sedu, please.
For more information about the temperatures of style, refer to my last post.

CHI-0, Sedu - 1

Material World

This post is starting to sound very similar comparison vs CHI SOLIA! Maybe I should meet SOLIA Sedu. Anyway, CHI uses The ceramic plate technology is an improvement over traditional metal plates from ceramic heat technology provides moisture without damaging the locks.

Sedu, also uses ceramic plates technology, improved with the addition of tourmaline. Tourmaline is a mineral and semi-precious stone that emits powerful negative ions to calm frizziest chapters, infused with far infrared heat to help strengthen and protect hair from the inner core to the surface layers.
Sedu Tourmaline helps edge out CHI, but that was a close call, ceramic technology is undoubtedly an important asset for both the design tools. CHI'll give you half a point for a good effort, and a full point Sedu ceramic of tourmaline.

CHI - ½, Sedu - 2

Easier

Flat iron style is a skill and an art form. How smooth or straight hair voluminous curls takes practice, but having a more versatile tool easiest place to start. With flash heating and swivel cord, the SMC is ready to go in seconds, but achieving your perfect look could take some time. Slim, small and weighing two pounds, the Original Chi makes curls, waves, and tugs, but without the style tourmaline ion drive is a slower process.

The Sedu flash heating and also offers a stylish design, but has slightly more rounded edges means for versatile style, customers to give greater ease in the style of a third of the time. And the half pound Sedu is making it extremely lightweight and has a 9 'Swivel cord for maneuverability.
This round is a difficult decision, both the straightening irons and style but Sedu wins for speed. CHI So get one and a half and a full point Sedu.

CHI - 1, Sedu - 3

Day of Reckoning

Using tests on Folica.com, the Chi and Sedu get different brands. Both plates have nearly the same number comments, at around 1300. The rows CHI 4.14 out of 5 stars, while the Sedu gets 4.53 out of 5 stars.

To get to the bottom of what customers I really thought, I read through the first 15 pages of comments on both plates. Most customers love CHI okay for your product or fully hatred. The main complaints in the product are durability and damage to your hair. Many users were added to the product, while others claimed that it broke in a few months or damaged irreparably her hair, and with only a value of 1-year warranty coverage, customers seem to be left disappointed CHI with broken plates.

The questionnaire Sedu fare better, with most customers seem pleased with the health of hair and style capabilities. There are still few reviews complaining about the mechanical problems but since the warranty is two years Sedu not seem to be much more general customer satisfaction.

CHI - 1, Sedu - 4

Cost

Now Folica.com CHI is available for $ 79.99 making it the cheapest of the two irons. The Sedu sells for $ 169.95 but is currently $ 108.95 and comes with a free iron holder ($ 20 value). Both boards receive free shipping on Folica.

The SMC is available in salons and in a number of sites web, whereas Sedu is only available through salons and online at Folica. CHI wins by cost and availability.

CHI - 2, Sedu - 4

And the winner is ...

Sedu wins for temperature settings, tourmaline plates, style, convenience, customer satisfaction and warranty coverage CHI is in second place, again.
The final score is CHI - 2, Sedu - 4.

I Folica.com used for most of my information, you can go to buy or go to the website of the brand for a complete list of retail locations.

CHIretail.com
edubeauty.com

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