The main factors governing this is dependent on the rating of heating element in watts, the temperature being used and the length of time the hair straightener is on. The average device usually draws 1500 watts. If the element remains on continuously for an hour, it would use 1.5 kilowatts per hour.
Hair straighteners use an AC alternating current supply to operate correctly.
These usually are rated in the 1.2 kW range.
Not more than 0.3 kW.
you curl it with a curling iron. it needs to be kind of wet first. you could also use hot rollers.
American use both watts and volts to measure units of electricity.
no because it will just make your hair worse. it will frizz your hair up and then it doesn't so pretty anymore so suggest you stop No, because the actual hair on your head is dead & the onyl alive part of your hair is the bit inside your scalp. And also, your hair type (curly, striaght etc) depends on the shape of hair follicle you have, or something. So anyway, no, because you're straightening dead hair! :)
you need current electricity to brush your hair and teeth and to sharpen a pencil etc so basically you need to have it !
mousse doesn't damage your hair..it might dry it out though.. so i would use a conditioning mousse made by paul mitchell.
My hairdresser told me ceramic straighteners are the best kind to use.
To make your hair straight?
If the boy has long hair you can use straighteners, you can do this by putting a chunk of hair in the straighteners and twist the remaining around the straighteners and pull away the straighteners, if the boy has short hair I am not sure how. And the straightener thing only lasts for a while. I am sorry If I am no help and the boy has short hair.
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they use electrical energy!!
Hair straighteners are excellent tools for making your hair sleek and straight. Whether you have curly or only slightly wavy hair, you can instantly transform your look with the use of a hair straightener. One downside of using hair straighteners is the fact that too much heat can damage your hair. When using hair straighteners, it is important to always use a conditioning cream on your hair first. You can also look for a heat protectant cream or spray that is designed to help protect your hair against a hair straightener's heat. You should also avoid using hair straighteners on a daily basis.
Don't use heat e.g hair straighteners or dryers.
Yes. If you use it for to long it will damage your hair and give you split ends.
There are several options when it comes to straighteners for wet hair. Some of the best wet/dry hair straighteners are the Remington Wet 2 Straight Ceramic Flat Iron, Ragalta Wet/Dry Hair Straightener,and the Revlon Titanium Wet/Dry Hair Straightener.
The tech that hairdressers use are not easy to handle they use hair curlers, hair straighteners, blow dryers, etc
you will never find hair straighteners that are 'good' for your hair, you will have to use heat protection spray
Yeah, you can. I have really long hair, and I use the Corioliss straightener, and it may be thin, but it leaves my hair sleek and straight.