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Babyliss Big Hair styler £22.50 instore Asda

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  • murie wrote: »
    would this be any good on shoulder length hair, or is it only for long hair?

    I have a bob similar to kerry katonas and i use it to get big volume. Its probably easier the shorter the hair as its less length to tangle in?
    xx
    :happylove
    Blissfully content & happy with life
  • flippin36
    flippin36 Posts: 1,980 Forumite
    foxy-lady wrote: »
    I have a bob similar to kerry katonas and i use it to get big volume. Its probably easier the shorter the hair as its less length to tangle in?
    xx

    Hi foxylady - does the rotation tangle hair?. I have very thick wavy hair that does get tangled in brushes quite easily its below my colarbone. TIA
  • wow thanks guys - i too was after this

    please could someone kindly tell me if this is available in london anywhere?
  • flippin36 wrote: »
    Hi foxylady - does the rotation tangle hair?. I have very thick wavy hair that does get tangled in brushes quite easily its below my colarbone. TIA

    Yes it does. When you feel this happening you instantly release the power. It isn't an on/off button. You have to hold it down for power if that makes sense?

    I would say to anyone to persavere (sp?) I used one of these for many years, it doesn't blow heat though. I had to hold the brush in one hand and a hairdryer in the other.

    http://www.m-99.co.uk/Health_and_Fitness/Hair_Styler/hair_styler.html
    :happylove
    Blissfully content & happy with life
  • Found some in Dundee Milton store at £22.50. One left on the shelf....
  • I have one of these (I paid full price), and it was sooo worth it, even at over £40, so to have it for just over £20 is an absolute bargain! Mine is an absolute lifesaver and I don't know how I ever lived without it :)
  • I got one full price in boots this week but used my points. Its great. I have thick frizzy hair that lacks ooomph since having my baby. This is fab. Cuts down on drying and styling time and people have asked me if ive been for my hair done. Takes a little getting used to but simple if you follow instructions and youtube video clip.
    Grab em while you can. Well worth 20 quid!
    :)
  • Thanks to the OP. I Just got one in my local ASDA, there were only two left on the shelf. I have read such rave reviews of this, that I am hoping that it will tame my hair, which is fine but there is a lot of it!
  • They keep re-stocking them at the Park Royal store, so anyone near there can grab one. :)
  • Kyresa
    Kyresa Posts: 1,534 Forumite
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    edited 16 February 2011 at 9:38PM
    Thanks to the OP. I Just got one in my local ASDA, there were only two left on the shelf. I have read such rave reviews of this, that I am hoping that it will tame my hair, which is fine but there is a lot of it!


    Did you get it at the discount price, if so, was it labelled as full price on the shelf?
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