Best hair straightener (flat iron) for a reasonable price ??

Would like to know which is the best hair straightener for a good price (under 50 bucks) for medium length , wavy dry hair.

PS: I got the remington wet 2 straight and am yet to use it . Got mixed reviews about it! plz help!

Best hair straightener (flat iron) for a reasonable price ??

I use the Herstyler it is very expensive on their website (It is $200) but if you go to ebay like I did you can get it for $35. It works so good. I have had mine for about 1 year and it is just as good as new.

Best hair straightener (flat iron) for a reasonable price ??

The Remington Wet 2 Straight one works really well. :D

Best hair straightener (flat iron) for a reasonable price ??

Anything Conair works awesome!

Best hair straightener (flat iron) for a reasonable price ??

At sears, it's a conair it's one that you can straighten your hair when it's wet too it works!

The remington wet 2 straight doesn't work my sister tried it :(

Best hair straightener (flat iron) for a reasonable price ??

Yeah I use the wet2straight.. it's a good straightener but it still dries my hair out. It's kinda impossible to get around that espcially if you straighten it everyday.

Best hair straightener (flat iron) for a reasonable price ??

I got one at Sally's Beauty Supply that works well (for under $50). The best one to get though is a Chi which is about $100 to $140. They sell them at beauty salons. Sometimes they have to order them for you but they are the best. They're more expensive but I think they have a lifetime guarantee...or at least they used to.

Best hair straightener (flat iron) for a reasonable price ??

You should never iron wet hair, that is why wet 2 straight will fry your hair! That said, you can try beauty supply stores like Sally beauty supply or Ulta, if there is a sale you may be able to find something under $50 (there is a generic CHI brand). But anything you find at the drugstore is really going to damage your hair in the long run. No matter what price you pay, you should only buy irons with 100% ceramic plates or 100% tourmaline ceramic plates in addition to ionic technology, which is the only thing that won't strip your hair of moisture. Drugstore "ceramic" irons are really just metal plates with a thin ceramic coating, causing hot spots that damage hair. I know it seems like a lot of money to spend over $50 but this is your HAIR we're talking about here. Do you really want to skimp and risk your hair being fried and frizzy in the long term?