The New ghd hair styler with free hairdryer

vixarooni

£119 for the new GHD irons, and you get a babylis hairdryer with it free aswell!

I was actually going to buy the GHD's yesterday, but now theyre chucking in a free hair dryer im even more tempted!

You also get some heat protection spray for nowt as well, pretty good i think!

if anyone has any discount codes itwould make it even better!

jojo1978_3

vixarooni wrote:

£119 for the new GHD irons, and you get a babylis hairdryer with it free aswell!

I was actually going to buy the GHD's yesterday, but now theyre chucking in a free hair dryer im even more tempted!

You also get some heat protection spray for nowt as well, pretty good i think!

if anyone has any discount codes itwould make it even better!

Might help if you post which store its at!?

vixarooni

haha oh god sorry! always missing out the most important stuff.

missionman

Hello, i would suggest you buy them somewhere that sells extended cover insurance. GHD have (from my personal experience) lousy customer service support. Or try a search as there are many other makes that offer 2-3year guarantees. I hope this helps !!

amc1

Does anybody where the OP was originally referring to ?

I am looking for the best price MK4 wide GHDs - any advice appreciated.

Thanks

goggins1977

amc1 from personal experience i wouldnt buy ghd's they are over priced and over hyped ...i have got babyliss pro230 and they are as good if not better than ghd's and they only cost £29.99 in argos at the moment

Curious_George_2

I heard a while ago that you dont really have to pay out for GHDs, any straighteners will do just as good a job as long as they are ceramics.

(says the girl who has never owned any)

goggins1977

Curious_George wrote:

I heard a while ago that you dont really have to pay out for GHDs, any straighteners will do just as good a job as long as they are ceramics.

(says the girl who has never owned any)

Not strictly true it all depends on the temperature they reach and your hair type,i bought some very cheap remington ones before i bought the babyliss ones and i might aswell have not bothered they did nothnig to my hair,ghd's and babyliss reach a higher temperature and it takes me 10 mins to straighten my hair i have got long curly hair ...

Claire_DC

GHDs are only coated ceramic anyway aren't they, i use kodos which are solid ceramic and in my opinion (along with many others) just as good as GHDS (having used both) and cost less (especially when you get them from ebay).

I'm sure the hairdryer could be bought with the money you'd save too.

Claire_DC

goggins1977 wrote:

Not strictly true it all depends on the temperature they reach and your hair type,i bought some very cheap remington ones before i bought the babyliss ones and i might aswell have not bothered they did nothnig to my hair,ghd's and babyliss reach a higher temperature and it takes me 10 mins to straighten my hair i have got long curly hair ...

Kodo's go to 210 degrees - same as GHD!:cool:

goggins1977

babyliss pro230 ...funnily enough go to 230 degrees and they have a variable temperature to suit different hair types