Babyliss 2026U Trevor Sorbie Solid Ceramic Straighteners Review

Overall Rating

25 heat settings
Long cord
Indication light

Breaks off ends of hair
Does not get hot enough
Leaves hair fluffy and flyaway
do not glide through hair with ease

I bought these Babyliss 2026u Trevor Sorbie Solid Ceramic straighteners in November 2003 as they were solid ceramic and at £50 thought I couldn't go wrong as other ceramic straighteners were retailing at £70 and above. As soon as I got home I tried them out right away but as well as snagging my hair, they left it fluffy and flyaway. I thought that I might be doing somthing wrong, so I gave them a chance (5 months to be exact), but to no avail, and thought I was stuck with my curly ringlets (which are not thick, might I add). Until one day when a friend offered to use her straighteners on me to which I said they won't work, but to my suprise they did and my hair was left straight and silky (she has kodos).

I then went one better and purchased a set of UKH digital infrared straighteners with ionic tecnology from www.ukhairdressers.com, they did set me back £79 but worth every penny.

From the reviews that I have read about these Babyliss straighteners, they work on some people but not on others, but the question is can you afford £50 to find out that they don't work on you, you might as well spend that extra £30 or so to get a good quality set wich are guaranteed to work.