Best Hair Straighteners and Flat Irons of 2007

2007's Best Flat Irons and Hair Straighteners

CurlytoStraight.com announces the winners of the best 2007 hair straighteners.

The criteria that was used to determine this "Best Of" list are; customer feed back, product features, customer support and reliability. The following review doesn't cover all of the classes of flat irons or hair straighteners available on the market. Just top tier products were reviewed and the price was not considered.

The following reviews are based solely on features, product quality and user feed back. This won't consider cost.

1) The FHI Runway Series - This line of hair straightener is without a doubt the very best available. It has each and every cutting edge feature; adjustable heat, revolutionary heating plates, damp-or-dry styling, 450F max temp, lightening fast heat time and the most dependable plate heating of any product on the market. The Runway models also have the best consumer feed back of any the products reviewed. If you want the best and most effective hair straighteners out there this is most certainly it, and it's going to cost you. These hair straighteners sell for about $400.

Are the FHI Runway models worth the money? Yes, if you can afford it.

2) The FHI Platform Series - As pioneers in the development of tourmaline integration and ceramic plating, FHI's Platform series offers consumers a premium hair straightener at a less expensive price. Available for purchase in varied sizes, the FHI Platform series provides PTFC ceramic heat plates, adjustable temperature, 450F max heat and ultra flash heat times. While the Platform Series is more affordable than the Runway series, they are still on the expensive side at around $150 - $200.

3) CHI Pink Series - The stylish pink hair straightener provides the very best performance and dependability of any hair straightener in the Farouk CHI line. Ceramic plates, temperature control, and flash heat times combined with a comfortably and ergonomically designed handle make the CHI hair straighteners the perfect choice for anybody that wants to get the most out of their hair.

4) T3 Wet-or-Dry - In actuality, this straightener has a rank above the CHI Pink series as far as product features, but it was dropped to fourth place because customers have had difficulty with warranty returns. Aside from that, the T3 Wet-or-Dry provides a sturdy ceramic design.

5) CHI Turbo Series - The CHI Turbo series takes fifth place in our 2007 hair straightener review. This straightener line is used by more hair professionals than any of the other models. And while its flash heating and maximum temperature aren't as good as the CHI Pink, this is a wonderful option for people who want first-rate performance and reliability.

Honorable Mention

Even though our review of flat irons lists the best of the best, there are many other professionally designed, first rate hair straighteners and flat irons available today. The following are a few:

GHD Hair Straighteners - An attractive product with a sleek and polished design that incorporates numerous innovative features makes the GHD straighteners an attractive choice.

HAI Hair Straightener|Flat Iron - HAI has two wonderful choices at prices you can afford; the Nu Stik and the Convertible.FHI Flat Iron|Hair Straightener - The FHI Technique series features a Best in Class product for the traditional models. The FHI ceramic flat iron is a quality product with many of the new millennium technologies.

*One of the most well known models on the market, the sedu ceramic hair straightener,was not reviewed because of what seems to be misleading sales practices and the exclusive, non-competitive online distribution agreement.



About the Author

K. Scott is an independent beauty and fitness product researcher, beauty product professional and owner of http://www.curlytostraight.com.

K Scott is a independent fitness and beauty product researcher, beauty product expert, and owner of http://www.curlytostraight.com. She has researched Sedu hair straighteners and other flat irons on the market.

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