If you search hot irons you will see many that go up to 450. Obviously hair burns, it melts slowly - it doesn't explode or flash fire , I doubt it would even with some wax. but meh, we are pretty much saying the same thing.
I aswell I bought chaos that particular model for christmas and remember being suprised to see it went to 450
http://www.wftv.com/news/8163828/detail.html hair doesnt burst into flames? then how did this hair fire burn down an entire house? hmmmm The temperature data from the three thermocouples were averaged and the plot below presents the time vs. temperature data from the comparative tests. The fire is ignited at the point where the temperature begins to rise. Temperature versus time of clean hair and treated hair notice this temp at whgich the hair ignited is pretty low, but took a good while to light higher temps cause faster combustion http://gawker.com/5315245/michael-jacksons-famous-hair-fire-the-video lets not forget this they now say the pain caused from the dammage done by this hair fire lead to his drug problem that egvenentualy killed hiim.. oh yea but hair doesnt burn does it
His hair caught fire because of the chemicals in it. Hair spray- which I said earlier. and hair spray covered hair will ignite .Hair spray and other chemical covered hair can and does ignite easy.Not the same as regular clean (or even wax covered) hair which melts before it ignite. 450 hair irons can melt/burn and damage hair. they do not/could not light your head on fire without some accelerate in it. The very link and pic you posted earlier explains it This is a ridiculous argument I cannot believe I am even having. Fine.SE. clean hair and skin is combustible. avoid open flame and heat sources you could explode like a fire cracker.
yes a hasir iron can cause combustion on clean hair given enough time at 450 its only meant to contacty the hair a few seconds if you know anything about heat transfer and specific heat 1 object at 450 does not instantly increase another object to the same temp, a period of time must elapse to bring the hair to combustion temp as you can see by that chart i posted at 130 minutes approximately both untreatted and treatted hair burst into flames at basicly the same point in time and temp (notice how much below 450 that temp is?) the only difference is the intencity of heat and duration of flames produced by the treatted haiur wax is used as what..a fuel in candlkes to make them burn brighter (hotter) and longfer so its safe to assume wax also makes hair more flamable
whben it melts it creates a vapor, its that vapor that burns just like liquid gasoline wont burn but it has a very low temp that it evaporates at, and its that vapor thats explosive are you seriusly trying to claim that in a candle the wax is only there to hold the string in place and the string magicly burns for hours? think before you speak..why are candles made of wax wait is there a brick wall i can talk to?
I'm impressed that you understand something as simple as a candle. After some of the other shit you've said on here I never claimed that wax doesnt act as a fuel for the candle, but it certainly does not catch fire or burst into flames. It liquifies and then evaporates. It certainly doesn't "explode" dumb ass Or perhaps I will type it in a language you understand Candkdfadskfj fjffkk schppl busslfjfk k i have dreadsmfsakfkf k k eekek FIRE mewkadEXPLODEsfkasdjsakf mfd,s,d, 18 years ldkjmfdkd dreadskdsk kfkelelelel candlejskssdj kfjdkdk k i am dumb kdldndmfda,krelel
gtod damn your increedibly dumb a candle is a string in wax right? wax makes said string burn longer and hotter whgats the fucking difference between a hair or dread and a string? nothing wax will make hair burn longer and hottedr just like a fucking candle bu8t ok nyou cant argue inteligently so resort to insults..like a 5 year old..congrats you win dumbass
ooooook boys so, extreme heat for any type of hair is no good. and it is possible that your head will catch on fire under extreme circumstances. can we all just agree on that?