Hair straighteners

[shazzabell]

Which is the next best selling brand of hair straighteners after GhD?

[smudge]

Both our daughters have Babyliss hair straighteners - one also bought me some last Christmas & they are brilliant.

[shazzabell]

Hi smudge, I once had Babyliss straighteners and wasn't fussed on them. But this was years ago, so maybe they've improved since then, so I might consider buying them again.
I have GhDs, but with all the bad press about them recently I'm contemplating getting rid.
Thanks for answering!

[smudge]

You're welcome Shazz.

I'd never heard of GHD (Good Hair Day) straighteners before - that was until I saw complaints about them on Watchdog! I don't think I'd be inclined to buy them either!

I tried a Babyliss hairdryer a few years ago, but took it back for a refund as I wasn't impressed! However, we're all very pleased with their straighteners.

Good luck.

[cruella]

The new Wella straighteners just out on the market are great. Cost about �40. Think you can only buy them from Hairdressers though.

[louisem06]

Remington are really good. Everyone i know will tell you the same. They work on my hair which is really thick and it comes out perfect. Ive got the sleek and curl one's!

[missjef]

Remington are good, but i got some and after a few months of use when i used them they had little flames coming out of them!! so wouldnt reccommend them!

[Silversky]

ASAPs, they're pratically the same as GHDs but alot more durable.

[turquoise]

I've been using my Remingtons for quite long now, they seem to do the job. Although my hair is already pretty striaght so i just straighten the ends really. But they're good.

[ggenie978]

Vogetti pro are great. not sure how well they sell but i have seen them in lots of hairdressers.

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