Daniel Hersheson Ceramic Hair Straighteners Review

Good Points
Best straighteners I've ever used!

Bad Points
They aren't cheap, but then you get what you pay for, right?? Also, it is a shame they don't come with any sort of carry case.

General Comments
I have had two sets of straighteners before the Daniel Hersheson Ceramic Hair Straighteners. Babyliss Steam and Shine, and Braun Gas Powered, both with ceramic coated plates. I was never very impressed with either set (the Braun's snagged my hair, and the Babyliss took forever to do the job), and after having hair extensions for my wedding I decided to invest in a decent set. I tried my sisters GHD's and was impressed, and I went out with the intention of buying a set. I went to Selfridges in the Trafford Centre, and there was a lady doing a demonstration of these Daniel Hersheson straighteners. I'd never heard of them before, but they looked the part and had solid ceramic plates, which was something else new to me. She beckoned me over and set about straightening my hair. I was so impressed! They just slid through my hair like a hot knife through butter, and after one stroke that was it. I had sleek, shiny, and most importantly of all, straight gorgeous hair! I was sold straight away, and my pursuit of GHD's was over.



I would have no hesitation in recommending these to anybody, they're brilliant. the only major drawback is the £99 price tag that comes with them, but to me, they're worth every penny!