Thriftworthy?

Curling irons and Flatirons are found to be thriftworthy



I enjoy high quality items, but even more than that, I love sharing a great deal.   Something can only really be described as a great deal if you are getting something of value for a good price.  Getting Junk for a good price, is not a great deal in my book. 

Thrifting is a way to find these deals.  You do not always need to be a "digger" to benefit from thrift shopping.  You may need to be patient though for the right item to come in. I choose the shops I frequent carefully; they are clean, well organized, and  often carry things that meet my desires.  A shop's manager or donation base can all have an affect on what makes it to their sales floor.  Its also great to find a not for profit thrift store. 

Curling irons and flatirons are often something I have found worth thrifting for.  I more often than not find them for under $5.00 a piece.  I can experiment with size and curl type, and as long as the previous owner took care of the item, this is a household item that holds its use for a long time.  I have been able to find everything from Conair to HotTools--and all in great working condition!