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Boots Hair Straightening kit

unreggd · 2007-07-27 22:18:51

I saw on the site Boots have der own straightenin kit for £14.99 anyone used it? I'm a guy and my hair is very bristly, 99% similar to the strand of a paint brush! Im lettin my hair grow and wanna keep the length, so was thinkin of tryin this kit out Anyone used it b4????

27-07-2007 11:18pm

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unreggd

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I saw on the site Boots have der own straightenin kit for £14.99

anyone used it?

I'm a guy and my hair is very bristly, 99% similar to the strand of a paint brush! Im lettin my hair grow and wanna keep the length, so was thinkin of tryin this kit out

Anyone used it b4????

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#2 28-07-2007 1:28pm

rannerap

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if your hair is already bristly id recommend not using something so strong a straightening kit it will destroy your hair even more

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#3 28-07-2007 6:28pm

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Saw a major discussion of it here, might help you.
http://forums.handbag.com/showthread.php?t=374520

A GHD might be a better investment in the long term.

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#4 28-07-2007 7:24pm

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But are they not used to treat frizzy/bristly hair?????

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#5 29-07-2007 11:14am

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I have very thick wavy hair and have tried a number of hair strighteners. i found that using the GHD was the only way to get the hair to stay straight. It really is a better investment.

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