GHD’s Chronos Max Review: High Tech, Not High Heat

A very high heat like 450 degrees can damage the internal structure of the hair; The lowest setting is damaged the cuticle fold the hair without creating a long-lasting style. Ghd found the perfect compromise. “Think like a sweet point of 365, think perfectly for the longest durable results without extreme heat damage,” Kirkland says.

GHD then stands behind a 365 degree set of 365 degrees, which responds to the HD movement, which meets the original Chronos and Chronos, which is a new mechanism. Moving sensitive technology calls for a thermal retardation of a phenomenon, which is a phenomenon used to reduce the temperature to reduce the temperature.

Kirkland shows that by miming it using a flat iron in a part of her hair. “As [the straightener] Strand slides, this is 430, then 420 … It is not consistent, “Technology has the ability to provide immediate recovery from sensors that provide all parts of each part of each part of the plate.”

In short, if you think that you are using a high-heating tool, 365 degrees Fahrenheit or less, can lead to less unnecessary damage periods. Kirkland says that users have these consistent temperature sensors that allow us to make their hair faster, so the name of Chronos was the Greek mythology.

No pain, no profit

This undoubtedly undoubtedly, Chronos Max’s price label (not a Dyson or multiple tool that works with air), but this thing is 450 degrees iron? Well, for me and curls, yes and no.

Starting from wet hair, I dried using a Shark Flexfusion blow dry brush Attachment, a sprayed heat saver (As GHD recommends) and each part has made a link with Chronos Max. I repeated this process several times. My locks were fixed, although higher heat ceramic instruments as smooth Paul Mitchell Style + or smooth +be a titanium instrument like Sutra. I imagine whether my hair is really naughty 4a Or above, chronos will definitely set out. Max has done a spectacular job for daily touches and over time, this “Ultra Gloss” ended or simply resulted in a more glow resulting in the absence of total damage.

What about the mass tiles? Some corrective iron users are far from more tiles like maximum ones, because if you love to add corrective waves and curls, it is more difficult to maneuver. Kirkland can still be used as many tools, despite the width of the iron because the maximum tiles sit near the edge of the clamps. I tried it, if the plain iron curly play is not the strongest, I did not find it more difficult to reach the maximum of 1 inch.

Although it is all, Chronos Max is a competition for those who still want to manage and / or minimize damage until I don’t put my coarse curls as smooth as a warm corrective iron. If you are forgiven only for waiting for the price, don’t expect a miracle.