Pink Flamingo’s Shi-memé Hair Straighteners. Shi-memé Hair straighteners  Don’t you hate having frizzy uncontrollable hair that takes hours to straighten?

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Pink Flamingo’s Shi-memé Hair Straighteners

Shi-memé Hair straighteners  Don’t you hate having frizzy uncontrollable hair that takes hours to straighten?  And don’t you just wish there was another way?  Well now there is!!!

What are these new revolutionary fabulous straighteners?  The Pink Flamingo’s using new technology have designed and developed a new type of straighteners.  They are made using shape memory metals which magically straighten when a small amount of heat is applied.

Shape memory metals  The Shi-memé hair straighteners use shape memory metals  These are metals which are classed as a smart material  They stay in shape and conduct heat which means that your hair will stay in perfect shape all day

How are they going to help us in the future  In the future these shape memory metals are going to help us save water and

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