GHD's

[RaverBaby69]

anyone else a slave to them??? they really have changed my life, lol metal straighteners just dont work the same way.

 

was just wondering what straightening serums you all use before you straighten your hair, ive been through so many different types, the official GHD stuff, tresseme's heat protect spray, etc etc. im currently on Lee Stafford's Poker Straight range, went out and bought the shampoo and conditioner today as i was so impressed with the heat protect spray. and its in a hot pink bottle    

 

 

anyone know any good products/tips to help limit the damage to your hair???

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hi ya, altho ghd`s r good thy have a habbit off over heating n blowing up after a while hun, if u use wet 2 dry straitners that would reduce the damage 2 your hair drmaticly. sounds like u r taking good care hair tho, im my salon thy use wella high hair flat iron spray, but as long as its a multi protecto it should b fine, try using a serum, straightening gel on your hair when its wet b4 u styl that will help 2, plus give u a shiny finish

hope it helps

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thanx for the tips

 

at the moment i use the lee stafford shampoo and conditioner plus the treatment for "straightening addicts". i use his straightening spray while im straightening and then a little bit of brilliant brunnettes satin shine after i straighten each bit and then finish off with Joshua Galvin Frizz Formula pure serum on the ends. i try and use a hot oil treatment every so often as well. will try the straightening gel while it's still wet as well, see what that does.

 

and id love those wet2dry straighteners but unfortunately ive not got the money to buy them. might treat myself when i get my next student loan though! when i bought my GHD's they were really the only ceramic straighteners out there, now there's so many different ones and they do glass ones now. crazy!

[Lisa]

Well I was told by 3 hair dressers that you should not use the wet to dry one's as they really damamge the hair???

 

Ive got a cheapy pair of ceramics as they are ment to be the best rather than steam & they do the job spot on for my daughters hair

[RaverBaby69]

yeah ive heard that about straightening you're hair when wet using normal straighteners, although i do confess to doing it when im rushing!

[Lisa]

Apparently it frys the hair as it is straightening & logic says it should really!!

 

I cant see any of it really being good but I think the ceramics on dry hair, with proper straightner oils etc is better but then I could be wrong..

[RaverBaby69]

maybe the wet2dry's use some new amazing technique or something but i cant see how???

 

 

[Lisa]

Possibly, I dunno. I have short hair well a fuzz on top of my head so do not use them on my own head only my daughters & bring back the iron, the good old iron hahah

[RaverBaby69]

personally ive never ironed my hair, thank god for the straightening irons

[Lisa]

hahah id probably burn my bloody earhole off

[LiamStyles]

Apparantly the wet2straight ones are fine for doing just that, straighteneing your hair even when wet.

 

I did read somewhere how its possible, but cant remember. I read all the girlie mags that all the girls buy in my work.

[Lisa]

New age man is our Liam haha.

 

Yeh I guess the new one's are ok but I know out of the ceramic or the hot steam plates the ceramic are def better.

 

Joys of looking good eh!!

[Guest]

i want some GHD's now had may hair done today and they used them and WOW my hair has never been sooo striaght

[Lisa]

How much are they?? 6 pages & it has prob been mentioned but I cant be arsed to look

[LiamStyles]

The most common ones used by most salons are about £99

[Guest]

i want the pink ones bout £125

 

 

i think i need to start saving