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Best GHD straighteners?
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I have long, thick hair and have found a friend's GHD straighteners work very well. I am after your views on your GHD straighteners; which model do you have and whether they work well? :-) Thank you!
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http://www.salonlines.co.uk/forwomen/?category _id=410&p=1
V quick delivery of genuine article at a fab price of �79!
They are fab - you will never use any other straighteners!
http://www.salonlines.co.uk/forwomen/?category _id=410&p=1
V quick delivery of genuine article at a fab price of �79!
They are fab - you will never use any other straighteners!
Oh My God, my GHD are the best thing I have ever bought!
I have the salon ones which are a wider plate and they sort my thick, unruly hair out in 10 mins, be careful cos they do get v.v.v hot, I have burnt my fingers once or twice but u cannot beat them. If u have thick hair i suggest gettin the salon ones, but for thinner hair then get the narrower ones, also with these you can curl your hair, looks great. I'm getting these as well so I can curl mine!
Also invest in a GOOD heat protector, if u buy the GHD online u normally get their hair protector but I didn't like it as it left my hair feeling heavy, I later found out off my hairdresser it was because it contained fruit oils and she recommed Tresemme one. Thats great!
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I have the salon ones which are a wider plate and they sort my thick, unruly hair out in 10 mins, be careful cos they do get v.v.v hot, I have burnt my fingers once or twice but u cannot beat them. If u have thick hair i suggest gettin the salon ones, but for thinner hair then get the narrower ones, also with these you can curl your hair, looks great. I'm getting these as well so I can curl mine!
Also invest in a GOOD heat protector, if u buy the GHD online u normally get their hair protector but I didn't like it as it left my hair feeling heavy, I later found out off my hairdresser it was because it contained fruit oils and she recommed Tresemme one. Thats great!
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Thinner blade ones do still work on thick hair. I have thin plate GHD's and lots of thick, frizzy hair. Just section your hair a bit more when you straighten and you'll get through all your hair in no time. As for working abroad, I have taken my GHDs abroad to Europe and USA and they've worked everywhere - and they're over 4 years old. I did hear that the older models simply don't heat up as well abroad, but I can't say I noticed any difference. The new versions are meant to be much better at curling though.