Perfectly straight sleek hair is one thing that never going out of fashion. It always looks good - fact. I know I personally own a bazillion styling products to achieve this - from soothing creams, to finishing serums and even straightening serums that claim to make your hair poker straight.
In the past I have even used semi-permanent relaxing treatments in an obsessed attempt of achieving straighten hair.
But lets face it nothing makes your hair looks straighter or sleeker than using hair straighteners. Using hair straighteners not only gives the straightest finish to the hair but it also make the hair shine. The top product for this of course being GHD Hair Straighteners!
GHD's are also buildt to last which is why they are worth the investment. They won't start going creaky on you or snagging the hair. They will always be smooth and glide along the hair to give a perfect finish. Plus lets not forget that they also double up as curling tongs if you wrap the hair around the rounded barrel.
If you are looking to invest in GHD's it is important that you find good ghd stockists such as the one linked as you of course want the genuine article!
Do you own the cult hair straighteners that are GHD's?
Fee xo.
Mary T · 660 weeks ago
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Mandeep · 660 weeks ago
A quick run through my hair and my hair is totally manageable! :D
Laura · 660 weeks ago
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Sally · 658 weeks ago
Being a ghd obsessed pedant... I've got into trouble before for using GHD (upper case), their PR folk insist on lower case ghd!
Your bit in bold is very important as there are a hell of a lot of fakes out there, so don't be tempted by the cheaper price, they either won't arrive or they will be inferior, or in some cases dangerous. I've got a detailed guide on avoiding fake ghds on my ghd compare site http://www.ghdcompare.com/content/1/our-guide-to-...
@Laura the ghd Air dryer is fab :-) I'd always used Parlux before, but I'm now converted. Drying time is about the same, but I feel that the Air doesn't dry out my hair as much as the Parliux. Actually that sentence sounds a bit silly, but hopefully you get what I mean!
@Catherine no way they should be frying your hair. Did you use a Heat Protection spray? You should always use a heat protector to put a barrier between your hair and the plates of the iron.