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I couldn't find anything on google?"There are no pockets in a shroud..."0
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neither can i..odd..anyway i can help u out bargain babe theres one in kings heath and one in digbeth (city centre)Fr. Stack: While you were out, I got the keys to your car. And drove it into a big wall. And if you don't like it, tough. I've had my fun, and that's all that matters.0
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Does anyone know if there is one of these places in preston lancashire?0
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it looks like maybe they are only in the midlands it seems, if you want to enquire abt deliveries the number is 01214433232, sorry thats abt all i can do..Fr. Stack: While you were out, I got the keys to your car. And drove it into a big wall. And if you don't like it, tough. I've had my fun, and that's all that matters.0
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I use Ceramic Tech straighteners, they are pricy too, about £80 but worth every penny and I prefer them to GHDs as they have an intergrated comb on both sides of the plates which really helps. Had them 3 years and got them from a salon (sis a hairdresser, she has the same ones) If they broke I would buy the same ones again!
http://www.ghd.uk.com/Cats/CeramicTech.html
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As we have another similar thread in the 'I wanna' board, I'll move this one across and then merge them.
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Some one is making a mint out of these GHD straightners somewhere. If you dissasemble them you can see the parts must cost about £2 for some Chinese factory to knock together. Definately not that much difference parts wise between GHD and other straightners that are sold for say £10.0
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choccyface2006 wrote:I use Ceramic Tech straighteners, they are pricy too, about £80 but worth every penny and I prefer them to GHDs as they have an intergrated comb on both sides of the plates which really helps. Had them 3 years and got them from a salon (sis a hairdresser, she has the same ones) If they broke I would buy the same ones again!
http://www.ghd.uk.com/Cats/CeramicTech.html
Sarah
I have these and have used them for the past 4 years and they're still going strong. They've stood up to all sorts, being dropped, being left on all day :eek: (by accident) and all kinds of other knocks and scrapes.
The only thing is, they weren't much good for my sister's very curly and incredibly thick hair, only GHD's have worked for her.:smileyhea0 -
Well I've had a few different makes and i gotta say when i got my hair cut and my hairdresser straightened it with the Ghd it made a HUGE diff to my Straighteners after a month i gave in and bought a pair and OMG theya re so much better. Here's a thread i done on the cheapest way to get them. Also my mother has since used them and ordered me to get her a pair as well.
For about £64 when all said and done. Plus these are the latest 3.1v. which are the very latest models.
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1662320
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