Do you have extra $100 plus to buy yourself a flat iron? 

Flat Iron

Well, I don’t know about you guys, but between providing for three kids, mortgage payment, utility and car payments, insurances, and other financial commitments made every month I don’t think I have money left to get my hair done.

Alright, you are right – it’s not that BAD, but $100 for a flat iron?  Come on!  The economy is not that great, and my husband works very hard for his pay check (like most of you guys)!

I have a hairstylist friend, and her professtional advice on the flat iron was the Chi Flat Iron – they are supposedly the best flat iron she has ever used.

She did offered me to get the flat iron at her cost, but it’s still $80 (without taxes of course) – sorry, I haven’t won the lotto yet.

So, I thought I was going to be clever and buy one on internet – sometimes I amaze myself. 

The cheapest one I found (online stores) were running around $79; it was the older model  and didn’t include sales tax or shipping and handling fees.

Then I checked out ebay store figuring maybe I’ll find a decent one at cheaper cost – you never know about an auction site!

Of course, ebay did have “little” better price, but it was still over $70; even with free shipping and handling.
I was really bummed out, and went to WalMart to buy something for my hair. 

I was torn between the Conair and Remington, and the price differences were only $5 more for Conair.  I do have Conair curling iron at home, and I had it for over seven years – it never gave me headache and I can always count on it.

However, I went with Remington Wet and Dry flat iron, and it is AWESOME!  I have very heavy and straight hair, but it works beautifully on my hair. 

I spent only $24, including sales tax, and I really can’t complain – I LOVE IT.

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