Hair straighteners for my super frizzy hair...help!

4 posts

Hi,

I've got really frizzy hair too, what a nightmare, but i bough a mk4 ghd and now my life is easier. I know ghd is expensive but i found this website and u get 10% off and free delivery. But u need a code to get 10% off.
www.alwaysgorgeous.com
code is AGFO10

From Louisville, 2 posts

I got a GHD Hair Straightener recently and that has been a lifesaver for me. It's cut my primping time in half;-)

~Polly~

From Leicester Uk, 16 posts

GHD are the best - checkout more info on them aswell as how to curl and style with at Haircare Heaven Haircare Heaven - GHD MK4 Straighteners

From UK, 17 posts

I got my ghd straighteners from http://www.salonlines.co.uk and they weren't too expensive. Fair enough there are cheaper straighteners out there but I have always found they product poorer results.

Visit the http://www.salonlines.co.uk/ghd-hair-straighteners/ - They are £99.95 with a free silk results shampoo and conditioner or brush and mat - this is a great offer! I got mine with the free shampoo and conditioner worth about £18.

I did a little research on the price of GHDs on the 'net:
* www.salonlines.co.uk - £99.95 with free shampoo and conditioner worth (£18.95) - without £98.95
* www.lookfantastic.co.uk -£119.00 (Non-members) & £99.99 (Members)
* www.ukhairdressers.co.uk - couldn't find ghd hair straighteners
* www.jasonshankey.co.uk - £102.95 with a free heat mat - without £98.99
* www.amazon.co.uk - £102.00

From Leicester Uk, 16 posts

You have to go for the new 2007 ghd mark 4 straighteners. It has a auto switch off function, better heat regulation and a 2 year warratty. Got mine delivered the other day - they are great. got them from



http://www.haircareheaven.co.uk



only £116.99, got a free heat spray, a heat proof mat and delivery included and a vouchure to send off for another spray. if you get them don't forget to register them at the ghd website to enter a fab VIP competiton.

From Hampshire, 7 posts

you can read all about ghds at http://www.greathairdirect.com/

From Hampshire, 7 posts

read all about the at http://www.greathairdirect.com/

5 posts

I find using a leave in conditioner every so often helps keep the frizz away as well.



P.s Mummyu, do you work for o3 ozone because if you don't have you ever thought of approaching them and becoming a writer for them, cause just noticed that most of your posts advertise that hair straightener. They should be paying you for all the free advertising..Ha ha

From USA, 6 posts

I have used this product called "Frizz ease" in the past for frizzy hair. Mine is not too frizzy though, I am not sure how well it works for super frizzy hair. But you can give it a shot, I thik it costs around $4 - $ 5.



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From South West UK, 2002 posts

Poker straight hair is no longer fashionable. It is too tempting for someone with frizzy wavy or curly hair to try straightening it. Frizzy wavy or curly hair is usually more dry and brittle than straight hair, therefore can easily become heat damaged with straightening irons of any sort. It is also extremely time consuming forever straightening hair that really doesn't want to be straight! And then when you go out in the rain it just does its own thing! Quite honestly, if you have naturally kinked hair you are better off looking for products that helps define waves and curls, and it looks so much nicer than straight hair. Straightening my hair ruined the condition of it. I am still trying to sort it out as it is long and has to gradually be cut out now. Since I stopped using straighteners my hair has become much better condition. I use John Frieda Frizz Ease, Shampoo, Conditioner, serum and Dream Curls curl perfecter. If it is damp weather I also spray it lightly. No more fear of going out in the rain. No more endless hours in front the mirror straightening it. All I straighten now is my fringe. I am free!!!