*MUST WATCH* Titanium flat iron vs Ceramic flat iron| Nano Titanium Babyliss| Testing flat irons
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In today's video I will be going over two of the most common flat irons: Ceramic and Titanium. I will also be discussing the pros and cons of both and showing you how well JHA's raw Indian curly can be straightened.
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Side note, licensed cosmetologist here.
Ceramic flat irons seal the cuticle with much more care and less abrasions and tugging on the cuticle of your hair. Which is why; most times the temperature of ceramics does not go past 410 degrees.
Titanium flat irons heat up more more quickly than ceramic and allow you to get through the hair quicker; there’s always the risk of burning a persons hair of the texture of your hair is not taken to account.
Tourmaline is kind of the holy grail of flat irons because you can go up to a very high heat with it and it won’t burn or destroy the hair because tourmaline seals the cuticle tighter and with less resistance than ceramic.
Case in point, the blow dry is always the foundation to a longer wear on the hair anytime a person wants to style their hair. Never use a flat iron to straighten hair, it’s there to polish and smooth.
Good info! Thanks!
😮wow okays. I have SUPPPPER FINE HAIR. LONG BUT FINE 😅. I don't like straighteners but I would like one for the future wigs I make. And yes with ceramic in the past I would do abound 4 passes 😅so yeah now I would prefer one pass and good to go. Cause I still feel like that 4 passes are way to much for my hair. My daughter has thicker hair. And curly about type 3 hair curl pattern. She sometimes enjoys straight hair. With her hair it didn't even last a nap 😅 if I made her hair straight now after her nap she would be curly again. So I keep telling her I don't wann burn her hair for nothing ❤😅
I have super fine and thin delicate hair and I bought a very expensive ceramic chi. After a year of using it, it had damaged my hair so badly it would not shine anymore. I decided to go with a titanium straightener and have had it for 4 years now. Not only was my hair able to heal from the chi, but it shines every time I straighten my hair with it. Even though I have super fine hair, I still had to go over my strands 2-3 times with the ceramic and I think that’s what fried my hair. With the titanium I set it at 320 degrees and I only have to go over it 1 time to achieve shiny straight hair. I think regardless of what texture your hair is the titanium is the way to go.
really?
Sorry, but... no way
That's high heat or is it Fenerheit? I never made mine higher than 180°degrees Celsius
@@lavenderloco it’s Fahrenheit
The titanium ones wont damage your hair if you use them properly. You wont have to use as much heat as you would with a ceramic ones. And a very good quality heat protectant! Suggest a salon quality one. ☺
Can you recommend a good heat protectant?
It’s a 10 leave in
I totally agree.
@@MsChantalmfantasia heat protectant
This wasn’t a fair comparison the ceramic one was way older after time they really don’t work the same.
Great observation!
Thanx for info Claudia. Can you tell me for how much time ceramics works as the new one?
I use my titanium Iron every day at my salon and I have zero complaints!!
Years ago I retired all my ceramic irons!
It would be nice if you did this on your actual hair but you did what you were able to and i thank you for this video.
Flat irons of the same quality have to be compared. High end to high end. The titanium flatiron was a Babyliss. Not many out perform that brand. I own two of them.
However I do prefer the softness of the ceramic flatirons. They infuse moisture into the hair. And I can feel a big difference. And the high end titaniums get much hotter much quicker. So be careful not to use them on a daily basis.
They are good for the initial flat iron. For touch ups over the next couple of weeks use the ceramic.
All advice is for natural hair.
I actually used to use the Babyliss in my cosmetology class every day and I think my hair was much softer and better than with my reg flat iron especially while using products such as heat protectant. Even for curling too.
FHI blows babyliss out of the water any day.
Great advice. I have super natural curly hair and I straighten my hair on daily basis. I e always used Chi irons, but the last time I purchased one I got a Infrashine iron. It's worked well but that was 3 yrs ago & I now have to get a new flat iron. I'm trying to research to see what I should try next. I only wash my hair once a week, & it takes forever for me to straighten my hair after drying the 1st initial time after washing & drying , but the other days I just run my flatiron through it. With all that being said, what would you recommend? Even if I were to have to use 2 different ones
I was considering getting a titanium iron, but seeing as I flat iron my hair almost daily, I better stick with my ceramic iron. I just need a new one since my current one by Paul Mitchell is super old and doesn't work as well anymore. I'm 19 and have had the same iron since I was in 6th grade. I would say that titanium is great for people who don't straighten their hair often, but when they do are looking for super straight hair. Just don't forget to use a heat protectant
I don't know if you know this but that "ceramic" iron you're holding is coated with ceramic but is not solid ceramic and there's a difference. Without it being solid ceramic, the heat won't distribute well which means that every time you make a pass on your hair some spots will be hotter than the other. This is is what leads to heat damage. The Babyliss one MAY be titanium (it depends on if it's a knock off or not) but it gets hotter than a solid or a coated ceramic iron and shouldn't be used unless you're a professional or you make it a rule not to do more than 2 passes on any part of your hair. Just sayin'...if we want to level up or remain level up then we need to keep this in mind.
What flat iron would you recommend?
@@PieShiido Personally I use titanium flat irons. I know how much heat my hair can take and I get better results with a titanium flat iron.
Why would u assume hers isn’t real like that so aggressively 😭
Which flat iron would u reccomend then?
@@sweeterthanlychee Apparently a bunch of babyliss flar irons being sold in stores have been fake.. idk how they got mixed in but thats what I heard. Been trying to figure out whats the tell.
I enjoy my titanium pro straightener! I don't use it on myself too often, but I will also often prefer to curl my hair with it than with my curling iron. I would like to point out the clamping method. To avoid crimping in your hair, clamp iron Lightly on your hair & glide through slowly.
I just purchased an Olla Bella plum Blush color straighter is this a good brand?, found it on sale at Ross for $19.99, goes to 450° with multi color plates, first time purchasing a olla Bella
you said your ceramic flat iron was 5 years old how are you going to expect it to work the same as the new one ???.... 😐
I was thinking the same. That small old flat iron wasn’t a good representation of ceramic flat irons.
I feel like ceramic ones have an expiration. They have always been my go to but after some time it doesnt work the same. I'm actually looking into getting a titanium one now
I've had the same experience. Ceramic ones last 2 years working well. I've never had a titanium flat iron but now I'm buying one
Hi there, did you ending buying a titanium one?
Titanium flat irons get really hot. So you have to be careful.
I thought it was just my imagination, I’ve had the same experience.
Yesss I have this flat iron from when I was little and when I was little it did wonderrsss but now.... Chile anyways
Definitely have to be careful with heat with the titanium iron. Most of my hair is normal to coarse (strands) but I do have some finer patches at the nape of my neck and by my temples. I ended up with a little heat damage in both of those spots. Luckily it was disguisable because it was small patches and it was minimal. I just ended up cutting it off because it bothered me.
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i love how you just get to the point. very informative. thank youuuu
Thank you!! I was considering Babyliss. Now I know.
Relaxed hair= CERAMIC!! Period.😅😂
Wow thank you luv !! 💛
I spent 13 months in beauty college back in 2013 and I learned more about the difference between the two flat irons more by watching your video than I did in school 😂
What would you recommend is the best?
That Babyliss Titanium flat iron is BOMB🙌🏾 I absolutely love mine:)
Long term titanium is bad for your hair.
I love mine too and had it for many years but im having a hard time maintaining the straightness, it gets frizzy after a while when i go outside.
@@patriciaR004 its because it has given you heat damage. If I was you, id change to ceramic ones and or straighten it less.
@@ijustwannabehappier-v4973 that’s not heat damage it the humidity out side.
@@lanazjataylor8346 exactly. Hell is he talking about
You did a great job explaining the difference between the two flat irons. I would say that you compared an old flat iron to a newer flat iron so don't be getting irritated with the older flat iron.😉❤️🙋🏾♀️
I promise you, as a professional stylist.. a titanium iron will burn your hair over time.
I believe it too. I noticed over time my hair was much healthier with ceramic vs titanium. I owned a Chi used it for years. My hair was much healthier and wasnt broken and I would go to my stylist and she never had anything bad to say. Then after many years my Chi gave out and had to use my Babyliss. I go to my stylist and she tells me my hair is so unhealthy and broken, she had to cut alot of my hair. I'm back to a Chi
Hi, I’m in the market for a flat iron. I have 4a hair. Would you recommend the sedu flat iron
@@_heyyjade I have very coarse hair and I used to have a babyliss, I was getting split ends and my hair was in bad shape. I purchased a chi iron a month ago, I went to my stylist last week and she said my hair is much healthier. Too much heat that's very very hot is bad
Jennifer Trevino Which Chi brand do you use?
@@friedchicken892 the old one the one that came out first
I’m team titanium! It works better on my hair. Thank you for a wonderful review 🥰
Great video, titanium plates are old and do damage your hair, you should try a tourmaline ceramic like the Karmin G3. I used to have titanium and switch to the Karmin G3 with tourmaline ceramic and have been using it for years and no more damaged hair. just my 2 cents 💕💕
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Ironically, lots of very experienced hairdressers say that ceramic doesn’t protect delicate fine hair better because the temperature is often too low and the plates don’t give a one glide pass over the hair because it’s the repeated passes and straightening top ups because the first time it was straightened it wasn’t successful. They state that with the correct usage and products to protect the hair, ceramic can work better and leave less long term damage and frizz which includes not straightening again until the next wash or not before 3 days have passed.
It’s also depends on how many degrees the flat iron is
Thank you for starting right away and straight to the point. 🔥
These results are 1000% true i was using a chi and then borrowed someones cheap ceramic iron...and lets just say ummm Never again. Hair was looking absolutely horrible.
I like ceramic. Maybe the ones you were using were just old. I love the Conair Nano Silver Ceramic Flat Irons
Good video! Thanks for the info! I’ve always wanted to know the difference between the two.
Amber Thais thank you!
If you straighten your hair properly you won’t have to flat iron it daily
How
I guess humidity doesn’t exist now
Agreed
Good products, small sections, take your time and wrap your hair at night with a silk scarf.
@@devilmecare I was gonna say the same. Wrap it, and there won't be much need to keep going over it with a flat iron.
That really wasn't even flat ironing on both sides. You sloppily did the ceramic side because it seems like you were excited to get to the titanium. IDK it seems like you paid more attention to the titanium side which resulted in smoother hair. That titanium is no good for my ends. I'll stick with ceramic
That ceramic iron was garbage anyway (no offense). Knowing what I know now I wouldn’t even buy a straightener without a real heat setting. Plus that looks like a half inch iron. That’s not even recommended for all that hair. Also, I wouldn’t not use a straightener with a ton of oil on my hair.
It also depends on the technique you use. Alot of ppl don't know how to give themselves a proper flat iron. Flat iron from root to end and slowly move down. And if your flat iron is pretty old it's probably going out
Great video sis! I like the titanium side better too😊
Thank you so much for watching!
I don't like ceramic flat irons I've had bad results, I have a tourmaline ceramic one from HSI, it is supposed to be better, but the difference isn't that big in my experience, both used on my natural hair after a blowout and on my extensions. Whenever I've gone to the salon they've used titanium babyliss flatirons on my natural hair when getting a Dominican blow out on my 4c hair, and the results are way better.
I was just reading online about tourmaline ceramic flat irons and was pretty close to getting one. You've just convinced me that my babyliss is the perfect choice. Thank you so much for sharing Shaddey, and thank you so much for watching! Have you considered buying your own babyliss? I know they're pricey but its been such a life saver. So worth the investment!
Did u experience heat damage with the babyliss one? I haven’t straightened my natural hair in 2 years... I’m so scared for my curls to get heat damage
@@crownedbycurls Any kind of heat can damage your hair over time. As long as you use a heat protector product, you should be ok. As she mentioned in video, it is best for coarse hair, because of the fast heating. Good tip: glide through your hair vs gripping it tightly on your hair🌼
Love how you went straight to the point!
Try comparing a high end ceramic flat iron (like from the brand Chi) to the babyliss pro. I have used Chi flat irons for a long time and they work very well (I haven’t found a flat iron-low or high end-that compared to my Chi).
FHI is an even better ceramic brand.
Can you please do a review on your actual hair to see if they work ? Thank you 😍
I have thick curly hair 3b/3c hair (and a lot of it) and my Babyliss Pro flat iron RUINED my curls :( I have never had that experience with a flat iron. Luckily I managed to get my curls back, but I have always enjoyed straightening my hair (with no issues). What heat setting should I be using?
I use 350 and I have similar hair but 3a and 3b
Key is in the sectioning be patient with your hair the process takes a while
yes
Thank you. Yes would love to see this demonstration on your hair.
I wanted to know which one works best on natural hair
She said if you have coarse hair use titanium. If you have fine hair, use ceramic
This was a fantastic video!!! Very informative and very professional! I appreciate you!
Thank you for this video!! I need a titanium straightener!!!!
Aisha Anthony you’re welcome! Thank you for watching!! Titanium flat irons are the best!
Not a fair comparison. The ceramic was not specific to temperature you were using and the surface area was not the same as the titanium.
She took huge pieces as well but from my experience babyliss give smoother look
True
I agree with Mal. The ceramic iron was obviously much thinner compared to the titanium iron. The plates should have been the same length and at the same temperature.
Thanks for the information 👍💖💖💖💖
Shirley K Way thank you for watching!
great video! loved how detailed you were here in providing comparison outcomes!!! thank you!
I’m definitely switching to the titanium flat iron for my wigs! I’ve been wondering what I can do to lessen the frizz on my straight wigs! Titanium, it is!
Very well spoken, thorough, and informative 👏.
Wow, that's a major difference.
I had that exact babyliss iron for 10 years and the only reason it wasn't longer was because the plug I plugged it into was wack and surged and my iron literally exploded and was just broken. I loved that iron so much, I had it given to me at 10 and had it until I was 20 and that was considering I didn't take good care of it lol
Ceramic just doesn't get my hair straight. I have tried many lower-end models and my hair will always look like a blowout when done and after 20 minutes will look like an old, puffy blowout. I even tried what I thought to be titanium irons and they were giving me the same results. Come to find out, they were titanium coated but the main base of the plates was ceramic. If you're going lower end to save money you have to be very careful. I just purchased a Babyliss Pro Nano Titanium from Ulta yesterday. Here's to hoping I can finally get a flat-ironed look that won't end up in a ponytail shortly after completing my hair. I have medium-thick hair, ceramic is not my friend.
update?
'I have tried many lower-end models'....that's your first mistake😩. Why not invest in a higher end ceramic instead of spending $30 over and over just for it not to work ...???
@@CrystalM1917 LOL, right!
Thank you gave the exact info i needed . God bless.
Straight to the point and great review!
For the ceramic flat iron, I'm guessing you probably should've turned the temperature up. I thought you said you had that iron forever.
Awesome information and well spoken. You go girl
Come throuuuuugh with the knowledge lil sis. Great video, thank you!
You are so professional- awesome comparison video.
A wider plate would be nice with hair that long
Thank you so much! This video was very informative!!!
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EXCELLENT VIDEO 👏👏👏👏👏 !!!!!! Thank you !
This was certainly not fair.. especially the size and quality
Is your ceramic iron ceramic coated or 100% ceramic?
lauren solomon hey! It’s fairly old so I’m not 100% sure although I believe it’s ceramic coated
Someone help me which one can I use on thick curly hair?? My hair is coarse too
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....I immediately subscribed ...you are so beautiful and confident 😍
I’d like to see it on your real hair tho
Great info, thanks!
Which one would you recommend for a 150% density human hair wig!
I like more ceramic 🥰
OKAAAY, I WAS EXXPECTING A REVIEW ABOUT FLAT IRONING REAL HAIR NOT A WIG
I needed this info thank you so much. Blessings
Only straightener I find it amazing is johngeorge corcusa iron .however very expensive but worth it !
This Was So Helpful💕💕
You need a chi ceramic iron
I’m thinking about getting one.
Why did you not do it on your natural hair , thats how you know the difference. I literally dont understand why you flat iron on a weave.
Ceramic hair comes out much smoother. Titanium snags the hair.
oh?
The titanium flat iron will damage your hair over time.
Even if it’s used sparingly? I typically flat iron my hair once or twice a year.
@@_heyyjade sorry I’m late but your hair will be fine just go over no more than 2 times and don’t set it to the highest temperature.
Karmin makes the best hair straightener in my opinion 💕
Oh wow💎 Thanks never knew the difference 👑
What’s best for relaxed hair
That make sense why my chi I have to keep going over
I have the same titanium iron in orange
what brand?
Right to the point!! Thank you 🙏
But your ironing a wig not natural hair...Sooo🤔 idk about the comparison
Thank you
i honestly have no idea what hair iron would be good for me i have a lot of hair it’s thick but not thick thick i have wavy hair but the back gets a bit curly can anyone help?
same 😭
I have a ghd i gotta do 2/3 passes to get it silky smooth after a bloweave
Great information thanks 😊
Thanks for the Info
I need a new flat iron and blow dryer. My stylist recommends GHD brand but they are expensive
What is the size of the babyliss pro nano titanium flat iron?
Coz i found like 3 sizes on amazon.
I love this video...thank u...❤
I like the blue one
This shoud be done on natural hair. Not weave
But the weave is natural as well so I don’t see the problem
What temperature was the ceramic set to?
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thank you!!
You have not use any serum before straightening hair bcause i have seen many review that v should use serum otherwise yr hair will damage ir break plz respond
Yes some type of heat protectant because the hair will damage
@@PrincoxLauni means what company heat protactant
@@shaheenshaikh2036 oh I don't think it really matters. Most people use silk serum from CHI
She used CHI 44 Iron Guard. That's a thermal protection spray.
You are a sweetheart! Great review.👍
You know your ish. Thanks
Great video
Straighten it right to begin with. Your not doing it properly. Use a brush while straightening. Your not going to get the results you want in this way