HTOW: Hair Tool Focus-Tourmaline Technology and Ceramic Technology in Flat Irons What's the Difference?

Hello Blog Lovers! Happy Hump Day the Weekend is almost here. I'm excited. This week's Hair Tool of the Week will be a Hair Tool Focus. I've discussed several different flat irons in my HTOW posts and I just wanted to focus this week on Tourmaline Technology that is used in today's newest flat irons. I have purchased two flat irons within the past month and I must say I am hooked! I had to chunk my old ceramic flat iron that I've had for ever and a day on last week. I must say once you switch you will not go back. You can tell the difference and it is very prevalent.

So what's the difference? I'm glad you asked!!

 Tourmaline is actually a crystal in it's rare form. When it comes to it being used in flat irons it's ground up finely and then applies to cover the plates of the flat iron. In this form it produces a high volume of negative ions when combined with the heat from the flat iron. Those negative ions that are emitted help to straighten the hair quicker thus producing less heat damage to the hair cuticle. This is what gives the hair the silky smooth final result that we all desire to have.

Regular Ceramic Flat irons are known for their ability to heat up quickly. Some reach their highest temperature with in 10 seconds which is why it produces quick straightening results. They are also known for their ability to distribute heat evenly which reduces the amount of time you have to run the iron over the hair shaft which reduces excessive heat damage to the hair cuticle.

Okay And?? They both reduce heat damage so what's really the difference??

After trying my Tool Science Ceramic Tourmaline Flat Iron I could really tell the difference! My hair was soft and very silky. I was so surprised! I mentioned in my HTOW post how great it was when I used it on someone Else's hair in Beauty School. Now my hair is #cosigning it! My sister loves it too (she just had to try it)! I just recently re-styled my hair as I did in the Hair bonding 101 post I posted last week and of course I flat ironed my hair first before I rolled so I chose to use my old flat iron to create my curls because the width of my old flat iron is wider than my Tool Science flat iron. I could tell the difference in how drab my hair looked the next day after my curls fell. I was like oh wow...so I recreated the curls with my Tool Science flat iron (because you can, I was worried about the width but it's minor compared to the actual results) and I was just oh wow the entire time.  There is a major difference and I suggest that you switch to a flat iron as well as the hair dryer (which dries the hair faster) your hair will love it and I guarantee you will love it too! 

I had to dis and then dismiss my old flat iron but I must say we did have some good times together and I used her to the fullest capacity and potential and we both worked well together to push out some fly hair styles but I must say my Tourmaline Flat Iron does it better.

Disclaimer: My honest opinion was stated about the Tool Science Flat Iron. It was purchased with my money.

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