Hana Flat Irons in the Press
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Boston Globe - Fashion Boston
Sept. 2008
"Take matters into your own hands with the incredibly easy to use, one inch Hana Elite flat iron. Just take the professional styling tool out of its heat-proof storing pouch and start curling, flipping or straightening your dry or even damp hair. (We test-drove it on straight, wavy, thick and think hair and got impressive results every time.)
The solid ceramic plates not only ensure consistent heat, but also maximize negative ions so your hair gets conditioned while you style it. The plates' floating design and smooth grooves make for fewer snags and give more styling coverage. There's a five dial temperature setting, which makes it ideal for all hair types, from the baby fine to seriously coarse. It's energy efficient, too, and has an ergonomic design that makes it much less cumbersome than most irons."
Marie Claire
Sept. 2008
"Pink Products for a Cause: Advanced Fusion Molding delivers glass-smooth ceramic-tourmaline plates while accelerated negative ion output repairs hair follicles, sealing in natural oils for a conditioned, sleek, salon shine that lasts all day. $25 of every purchase is donated to Susan G. Komen for the Cure."
Stylist & Salon Newspapers
Sept. 2008
"Most professional irons on the market are constructed of aluminum or metal base plates, coated with ceramic. The ceramic coating can peel or chip over time, leaving hair exposed to damaging positive ions from the heated metal underneath.
The Hana Elite offers solid ceramic plates with no metal content. With pure ceramic plates, you receive only far-infrared heat....the ceramic heating elements are baked right between the layers, so they always have full contact and coverage over the entire plate. These heaters are also about three times the size of the heating elements used in the majority of salon irons. Even with these luxury features, the Hana Elite is priced affordably."
Jolie Magazine
August 2008
Smooth Tresses - The Hana Elite Professional Iron offers solid ceramic plates with no metal content to keep your crowning glory healthy and sleek. With pure ceramic plates, you receive only far infrared heat, and maximum negative ions for more effective hair conditioning while you straighten. Heat is distributed more evenly and is retained better, so styling is faster and styles hold longer. The ceramic heating elements are baked right between the layers of ceramic, so they always have full contact and coverage over the entire plate.
Antonio Gonzales - HairByAntonio.Blogspot.Com
Guest Stylist on Martha Stewart Sirius Radio
August 2008
I have used the Chi flat iron for many years and loved it. So, recently when I was asked to try, the Hana Iron, a new flat iron, I was a bit hesitant. Was it going to be another iron with a great ad campaign, endorsed by some random celebrity but does not deliver? I opened the package and thought nice packaging, (but we have all been disappointed by a nice package that does not work well). What I found inside was a sleek, easy to hold iron with a heat proof pouch and a heat proof mat to place the iron on.
Let’s cut to the chase here, this product works and honey, it works really well! Have you ever used a flat iron and the ceramic flakes off? The Hana Iron has a 100% ceramic plate casing, a five-setting, adjustable temperature dial which goes from 140 to 450 degrees and it can be used on damp hair. I loved the fact that the Hana Iron was light, felt good in my hand and was easy to use. The best part of the Hana Iron, however, was the shine it left on the hair was incredible. Honestly, I have never seen shine like this come from a flat iron unless, of course, product is added at the end. I could make hair curl, flip and fly with this mama.
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