Panasonic EH-HS95 stijltang met nanotechnologie

As a balding middle aged man I don’t have much of a personal opinion of these. However, my wife says they are really good. Better than her old ones. Three letters… Begins with G.

Snag hair a little if in a hurry with larger sections but it ok l now cut smaller sections

I currently use Bosch Classic straighteners which I’m quite happy with. (I’m not the most co-ordinated person when using them, that’s something that hasn’t improved with practice). I do find that my hair does feel drier after using them – though that maybe down to my unique straightening technique more than anything.I can’t quite make my mind up how I feel about the Panasonic Nanoe Straighteners. You have to use them on damp hair so that the Nanoe technology will work – the nanoe thing helps your hair retain more moisture to help you maintain you hair condition. This feels like you’re going against accepted straightening practice, especially when you see the steam coming off your hair. But I have to admit that after using them my hair did not feel as dry as it usually does, so that does seem to work. You do have to be prepared to alter your going out routine, instead of straightening your hair just before you go (last minute panic is when I usually end up doing it), you need to do it while your hair is damp (not wet!) after you’ve got out of the shower, or specifically take the time to damp down your hair.I was very impressed with the instruction booklet. If you’ve never used straighteners before there are step-by-step instructions taking you through the entire process, including how and where to bundle and pin your hair in order to achieve the best results (we all do that don’t we?), the order in which you should style the sections, and it then goes on to detail exactly how to use the straighteners. Note – once a month you have to clean the nanoe outlet on these straighteners, they come with a special brush for you to do this. What they don’t come with, is a heat resistant mat for you to lay the straighteners on whilst they are heating up/cooling down.Overall – I think if you’re wedded to your GHD’s / straightener of choice you may find these problematic to use until you get used to the process. But if you are looking for straighteners that might not damage your hair as much and you don’t mind adding an extra five or ten minutes to your hair routine these would be worth checking out.