Comments on: Beauty Q & A: Are Ionic and Ceramic Dryers Different?

By: Do Magnets Get The Charge Out Of Hair?

Do Magnets Get The Charge Out Of Hair? — Mon, 24 Oct 2011 00:17:04 +0000

[...] Sharon says…A lot of hair appliances talk about emitting negative ions since they make hair shinier. However, I came across this Giovanni product that claims to use a “positive force” on the hair because “negative electrical charges have left hair desolate and bleak.” So what is the deal with ions in the hair? Does it make a difference if your hair is positively or negatively charged? The Left Brain’s charged response…We’ve been hearing about these ionic appliances since we first started and have written about them a couple of times here and here. [...]

By: Uchechi

Uchechi — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 04:26:12 +0000

Daphne,
It would’ve been nice if you had told us what this HUGE difference is instead of spending your time bashing The Beauty Brains.

By: daphne

daphne — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 09:24:04 +0000

hi
ive read ur articles on the ionic versus ceramic straighteners and dryers
and i just want to comment so that other readers wont be misled by how you have stated that there is no scientific eveidence to back up all these claims.
i myself personally have used both ionic and non ionic dryers,and there IS a HUGE difference.
i dont know where you got all this info from,it sounds logical,but i have to disagree from personal experience.
maybe it is because this information may be very outdated?
but it would be helpful if you did an update article on it!!