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  • I_Love_Shopping
    I_Love_Shopping Posts: 173 Forumite
    edited 17 May 2010 at 9:05PM
    www.thefunkygroup.co.uk

    New Destiny Coloured GHDs £115, instead of GHDHair Price of £129
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  • I've just bought my 1st ghd straighteners from TK Maxx in Plymouth (Devon) for £25 - SO chuffed!!!!:hello:
  • Hi trish_cyblade, can i ask when you brought them? I am also after some ghds for my daughters bday. Plymouth isnt to far from me and i would make the journey if they still have stock. Thanks.:o
  • j-la
    j-la Posts: 6 Forumite
    I've just bought my 1st ghd straighteners from TK Maxx in Plymouth (Devon) for £25 - SO chuffed!!!!:hello:

    You have therefore bought fakes as there is no way this price is possible for real ones (£90 is the minimum you will pay). Try to register them on the ghd website. If they are fake, ring trading standards and report TK Maxx - if you google, you'll find that superdrug got caught out selling fakes a year or so ago...
  • beckyr6
    beckyr6 Posts: 38 Forumite
    Also already checked the website with the official GHD website and its a valid website, good times!

    I placed an order for some of the new coloured stylers today using the beautybay.com discount code. Received an email saying my order had been cancelled as the code is not valid on electrical items :(

    Thank you anyway though for sharing the code, plenty of non electrical bargains to be had! I'm still on the hunt for some blue GHD's if anyone has any tips? :)
  • I_Love_Shopping
    I_Love_Shopping Posts: 173 Forumite
    edited 17 May 2010 at 10:08PM
    beckyr6 wrote: »
    I placed an order for some of the new coloured stylers today using the beautybay.com discount code. Received an email saying my order had been cancelled as the code is not valid on electrical items :(

    Thank you anyway though for sharing the code, plenty of non electrical bargains to be had! I'm still on the hunt for some blue GHD's if anyone has any tips? :)


    Sorry big apologies!
    I ordered some too, and I got the same email today :(

    Back to square one, looking for GHDs!

    cheapest i've seen is £114 at www.beautyflashshop.co.uk free uk p&p

    I've been looking around at lots of valid websites that sell GHDs and trying to find a discount code available too! Thought I'd found a good offer but obviously not
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  • forumfan_2
    forumfan_2 Posts: 719 Forumite
    j-la wrote: »
    You have therefore bought fakes as there is no way this price is possible for real ones (£90 is the minimum you will pay). Try to register them on the ghd website. If they are fake, ring trading standards and report TK Maxx - if you google, you'll find that superdrug got caught out selling fakes a year or so ago...

    Not true - a number of us bought GHD's through Amazon last year for £59.50 (genuine and registered OK)

    https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/2145869
  • beckyr6
    beckyr6 Posts: 38 Forumite
    Sorry big apologies!
    I ordered some too, and I got the same email today :(

    Back to square one, looking for GHDs!

    cheapest i've seen is £114 at www.beautyflashshop.co.uk free uk p&p

    I've been looking around at lots of valid websites that sell GHDs and trying to find a discount code available too! Thought I'd found a good offer but obviously not

    Same here, keep hovering over the buy button on beauty flash but still convinced i'll find a code somewhere else! If i find anything i shall keep you posted! :)

    Mine are sooo broken, i badly need replacements! One of the plates is literally hanging off by one wire! Had them 7 years though so can't grumble, I worked out they have cost me £10 per year :T
  • j-la
    j-la Posts: 6 Forumite
    forumfan wrote: »
    Not true - a number of us bought GHD's through Amazon last year for £59.50 (genuine and registered OK)


    Yes, but this is NOT the norm and most fakes are sold at around that sort of price. Go to ghd's website and check any site on there before you buy.
  • robrymond
    robrymond Posts: 728 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 500 Posts Name Dropper Combo Breaker
    I'm looking for the leopard print GHD's for a birthday present. I know these were limited edition and I believe there are lots of fakes out there. Any ideas where I can get some?
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