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Would these curlers still be OK to use?
01-28-2013, 08:41 PM
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Would these curlers still be OK to use?
My mom has a curler from back when she was singe. (18 years ago... ) And my Grandmother has 2 curlers. Both of them are pretty old for curlers. So would they be OK to use? I personally have curly hair, but my mom want's to curl hers. Thanks! Big Grin
Sorry, my bad. It's a curling iron.
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01-28-2013, 08:49 PM
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Are they in good condition? Then YES, they're not OK, but EXCELLENT WAY to curl your hair.

Curling iron? No. Heat & chemicals are hair's worst enemies!

Straighteners or curling irons are not safe for hair.

GOOGLE: Children's hair straighteners shelved after hundreds of young girls suffer serious burns
•Children admitted to serious burns units increased from 162 in 2009 to 252 last year
•Figures are the 'tip of the iceberg' and could be at least ten times higher
By VALERIE ELLIOTT
PUBLISHED: 19:26 EST, 1 December 2012

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