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budget hair straighteners

sunshiney · 2006-02-10 19:38:57

Hey, I'm in need of advice as to what hair straightener to buy. While I'd love a GHD i'm a broke student so i'm looking for a budget model. Any advice? I have pretty average hair, fairly thick and quite long.

10-02-2006 07:38PM

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sunshiney

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Hey,

I'm in need of advice as to what hair straightener to buy. While I'd love a GHD i'm a broke student so i'm looking for a budget model.

Any advice?

I have pretty average hair, fairly thick and quite long.

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#2 10-02-2006 08:54PM

giggles

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This thread may be of interest to you: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=239601

Remington Power Ceramic ones seem to be a winner for a budget

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#3 10-02-2006 09:13PM

Zena

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I paid €25.95 for Remington GHD in Roches - does a good job!

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#4 10-02-2006 09:17PM

Pythia

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I have the real GHDs and I'd say if you can afford them, go for it.
Mine are 3 years old and I use them every day. So they've worked out quite cheap really and are pretty durable considering all the straightening they've done!
If you aren't going to use them all that much, the cheaper ones would be grand I'd say.

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#5 11-02-2006 08:35PM

sunshiney

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hey guys
thanks for the help, gonna go get me a set of the remington ones - super straight hair here i come!!!:)

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#6 12-02-2006 06:13PM

dudara

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The remington's are the business. No need to pay for overpriced brand names

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#7 12-02-2006 06:26PM

Aporia

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I've bought plenty of hair straighteners in the past and the best value for money is Mark Hill Morphy Richards. I got it for 50 euro 50 cent on a half price sale last Christmas. It still works brilliantly.

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