YES - in short form
Myth:
“Ionic” flat irons are better than ceramic flat irons.
Fact:
The word “ionic” is commonly used in the styling industry to refer to negative ions only. Ceramic flat irons use ceramic heaters, which produce negative ions when heated - no matter what.
An ion is an atom that's gained a positive or negative electrical charge. Think about magnets – opposites attract, because neutrality is the natural state of stability, wholeness and health.
Damaged hair is positively charged – from static electricity, chemicals or metal heated appliances. The positive charge keeps hair follicles open, dried out %26amp; brittle.
Negative ions neutralize the charge, closing hair follicles and smoothing the hair shaft. All ceramic flat irons produce them, while materials like tourmaline %26amp; titanium boost their output.Does ceramic flat irons damage hair in ANY way?
The ceramic plates do cause less damage, but yes.
It can damage your hair.
It makes the hair weak, and then the hair can break easily.
This happens if you have it set on a high heat and use it frequently.
However, there are hair products that slow the process.
Don't use your flat iron every day, and you should be fine.
Yes!!, to straighten hair you actually heat the hair so much that it goes into a whole new shape, that's why irons and square and flat. and after a while you will notice your hair will have more split ends and it won't look nice they will burn your hair and make it brittle and dry, if you do straighten your hair allot [like i do] i would recommend that you use a heat defense of any kind [they're all good] and condition it daily.
Hope this helps.
Yessssss!
Its hot metal plates touching your hair which after long-term use can end up snapping the ends of your hair or your hair can become corse, dry and brittle.
Using straightners or curlers etc is okay on occasions but if you use them daily or close to daily .. you need to use heat protection.
You can get all kinds of heat protection.. serum, spray .. lots of companies make them. I'd use toni and guy heat defence serum.. but its quite expensive. Just about anything will work though, but be careful cause some will turn your hair greasy and make sure you read the directions on how to use it properly.. like if its for wet hair or whatever.
YES. It causes damage and lots of split ends. Protecting spray helps, but doesn't stop it from happening. It also depends what hair you have. But doing it once in a while is fine. Blowdrying it straight is always good to do BEFORE you straighten it. Try to run the straightened lightly over hair, this will cause less damage (:
Yes!
Any STRAIGHTENER uses heat to flatten hair.This heat in turn burns the hair.
To combat this a good protective spray or gel can minimize any damage but not completely save your hair.
Exessive use will cause split ends and dry frizzled hair but in moderation is a very effective way to relax your hair.
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yes because it heats your hair at high temperatures. i believe it can cause split ends but if you do it in moderation it'll be fine. don't straighten it everyday or you will get split end really quickly.
Sadly.
Just like any other flat iron, it will damage your hair if used excessively.
D:
Would be pretty darn cool though if it didn't :/
no if u use there products that protects your hair but if use that ceramic flat iron alot of times it will but if u se it for especial occasions it wont damege your hair just little
Yes they do. Ceramic flat irons can fry your hair from doing it too much.
Yeah. Any type of flat Iron damages your hair..
Heat damages your hair badly
YES! Big time...heat protection helps.
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