GHD straightners

jess8905

Are GHD straightners ever on sale?

I would love to get a pair, but at those prices...

Also what would be the next best straightners after GHDs? (I have really curly frizzy hair)

Stephb1986_2

have you tried ebay?

Steph xx

ClareEmily

Try your hair dresser, they can normally get them near wholesale price.

Misty_Blue

Have a look at FHI straightners. They're better than GHDs and cheaper. They're more reliable and have adjustable temperature control.

lindsey_toffee_girl

uk hair are also better than GHD but they have stopped making them so this means i will have to go back to GHD, if you do buy them get them from their website they are always giving things away with them alternativley try QVC as they let you pay in installments for them x

lindsey_toffee_girl

Misty_Blue wrote: »

Have a look at FHI straightners. They're better than GHDs and cheaper. They're more reliable and have adjustable temperature control.

never heard of these so just had a quick look but it says they are £200? Am I looking at the wrong site?
http://www.saloneasy.com/straighteners.htm


sory just found these they do seem pretty good do you know if they will work in America??
http://www.saloneasy.com/straighteners/fhi.htm

glowgirl_2

Not sure about the straightners, I was a remmington fan when I used to use them but if it helps I use Saloneasy all the time and they are a great site, very reliable and great prices, you can also phone them if you need any advice and they are really helpful with no hard sell:T

lindsey_toffee_girl

jess8905 wrote: »

Are GHD straightners ever on sale?

I would love to get a pair, but at those prices...

Also what would be the next best straightners after GHDs? (I have really curly frizzy hair)

Beem thinking about you!
I also have frizzy curly hair I know that they are expensive but I promise you they will be the best investment ever, I say invest in them they last years and have a 2 year guarantee go for it x

thatsfabulous

I agree, they are worth it.
I too have very frizzy hair which made me uphappy for years.
A few years ago I bought a cheaper pair which were like ghds for about £50 they lasted a year and broke by lead catching on fire (whilst in my hand):eek: Lucky for me id just bought them away from my face so wasnt hurt.
I also recommend using an anti frizz/ heat protector on it too i find that helps. Vo5 do a good one.

If you really cant afford them i suggest buying a pair that heats from at least 180+ and also Sunsilk do a fab shampoo/ conditioner for straight hair. Its great but sadly i have to use one for coloured hair but its really good so even though straightners might not be as good/hotas GHD's i think used with Sunsilk your hair would be just as straight.

jess8905

Thanks for the replies, I think I'll ask at some local salons.

Jess

Waterfalls

i am a really big GHD fan!!! so would def recommend the investment

they have also repaired my friends ghds for not much money when they were way over there guarentee