Sedu Reviews from Schmeg.com

   

My hair looks, at times, like I just stuck my finger in a light socket- all frizzed and crazed looking. I have tried various chemical applications to no avail. I started looking into these new ceramic flat irons, especially the Sedu brand. Here is my review:

How times have changed; Up until recently, chemicals were the only way to tame curly hair and that was with limited success. Well,all of that has changed thanks to ceramic flat iron technology that turns even the most unmanageable curly hair into shiny, gorgeous, straightened styles.

Sedu, along with a few other flat iron mfgs., uses ceramic plates infused with tourmaline to make their irons. Ceramic is a fire-hardened clay that is adsorbent (it actually attracts moisture)- the tourmaline greatly increases this quality. When the plates are heated , the internal pressures of the plates force it's moisture into anything absorbable, i.e. hair. The plates are extremely smooth so as to prevent snags. Well, enough of the technicals, here's my feelings on the Sedu after 2 months of using it--

I love it. I've used and return many brands of flat iron but never one that can compare to this. It used to take me 45 minutes, that's on a good day, to blow dry my hair and straighten it. Now, all I do is go to bed with my hair wet, wake up with my hair all wild and dry, and then straighten it all in 15-20 minutes. This flat iron leaves my hair silky, very shiny, and SUPER straight

I think the best combination of products for fabulous movie star/commercial looking hair is the SEDU and "Textureline Frizz Repair" drops (available at most salons for 15 dollars or so).