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  • #9060

    My beloved straighteners have packed up, so now im desperately on the look out for some new ones.

    I used to have remington wide ones which were really good but i cant find another pair the same anywhere as they have been discontinued :twisted:

    Everyone raves about GHD’s, and although theyre expensive, im thinking of getting a pair. Are they all they are cracked up to be? or are there any other really good straighteners about? (i need wide ones as ive got long hair!)

    HELLLLLLLP

    #305320

    yeah, really good

    #305321

    Iv got long hair, and I use the tresemme` made by philips and there ceramic, they
    do mine fine!! saying that they will probably break tomorrow!! Oh argos about £30

    #305322

    whatever you do, never buy any wet to straight ones, they really dry your hair out

    #305323

    @~Pebbles~ wrote:

    whatever you do, never buy any wet to straight ones, they really dry your hair out

    Take that on board. cheers!

    #305324

    I had those wet/dry ones. I soon learnt to just dry it normally first, they wreck your hair.

    I have the wide ones (Paul and Aidee or something they are called). I got some slim ones but never use them as it took twice as long (have really thick hair).

    What are GSD’s? why are they different to your average straighteners?

    I wanted the hair set that Lee Stafford had out over Christmas (dryer/straightners in a nice girly box), but didnt get them :cry:

    #305325

    http://ghd-uk.co.uk/

    The most expensive straighteners around, all the top salons use them, but the wide ones are about £100 :shock: As long as they do a good job, i dont mind paying it though…

    #305326

    @~Pebbles~ wrote:

    http://ghd-uk.co.uk/

    The most expensive straighteners around, all the top salons use them, but the wide ones are about £100 :shock: As long as they do a good job, i dont mind paying it though…

    Id want it washed massaged and dried for that though!!

    Then again mine have lasted ages so its money well spent I suppose.

    Ive only just got a cheap new dryer after Father Xmas let me down…. had my last one for 10 years it used to spark and everything!! :lol:

    #305327

    Just checked that site out. Might have a look on ebay, see if they are cheaper on there. I wouldnt mind hearing from someone that has used them though to see if they really do seal in the moisture and all the other blah blah

    #305328

    Ive got GHD’s… had them for about 4 years and they are still going strong. Cost me about £140 when I first bought them and they are worth every penny. I have had almost every other cheaper set under the sun but after using my friends GHD’s just had to have a pair (god I sound like Im on commission here lol). They honestly are worth the investment though. Go for it, you know you wanna!!! :lol:

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