Nicky Clarke DesiRED Professional Salon Hair Straightener apparantly better than GHD £27.30 @ Amazon

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  JoeBoy8810 months, 5 days ago1 Like #1Show comment toolsReply

  Do not use on your pubic hair.
  
  I REPEAT DO NOT USE ON YOUR PUBIC HAIR.
  
  I will never be the man I once was.
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  Bu5ter10 months, 5 days ago1 Like #2Show comment toolsReply

  Off topic a bit but depending on the age (Maybe it does not matter) of the GHD's if you send them back direct to ghd they usually fix them for free and send them back recorded delivery. My missus did it with some and because they couldn't fix them and were discontinued they sent the newsest ones at the time for free.
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  JoeBoy8810 months, 5 days ago #3Show comment toolsReply

  I sent my sisters away to GHD and as I could not prove they were under two years old they never fixed them and wanted money to send them back.
  
  I ended up buying her a pair off GHD for £60.
  
  Really bad customer service tbh. I bought them from the funky group and they could not find my order on their system.
  

  
  Edited By: JoeBoy88 on Jul 16, 2012 01:31
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  jessicalittle10 months, 5 days ago #4Show comment toolsReply

  These are amazing straighteners! £79 in asda. They are as good as ghds :)
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  sodapoda10 months, 4 days ago #5Show comment toolsReply

  Bu5ter

  Off topic a bit but depending on the age (Maybe it does not matter) of the GHD's if you send them back direct to ghd they usually fix them for free and send them back recorded delivery. My missus did it with some and because they couldn't fix them and were discontinued they sent the newsest ones at the time for free.

  
  
  really i wonder if that would work hmmm but i bought it in a car boot sale for a bargain price of £2.00 lolz happy days that's why i'm not to angry they broke. roughly how long ago was this pleae let me know thanks.
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  joesmum10 months, 2 days ago #6Show comment toolsReply

  ordered thanks, mind you I had to send GHDs back to Amazon a couple of months ago as they didn't work (tried them once!) ...... hoping these are better! Paid £89 for the GHDs (in a special edition pack)
  
  BTW these Nicky Clarke straighteners are £36 in Boots (half price at present)
  

  
  Edited By: joesmum on Jul 18, 2012 17:20: .....
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  emro2310 months, 2 days ago #7Show comment toolsReply

  I'm going to have to uninstall the hot UK deals app....Love it but spend too much money! Lol. Ordered as a spare set :-) Thanks
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  acarden10 months, 2 days ago #8Show comment toolsReply

  Hot in more ways than one!
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  henlowstu10 months, 2 days ago #9Show comment toolsReply

  Have some heat, after reading the reviews the seem as good as GHD's, brownie points for me from the misses.
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  gram333uk10 months, 2 days ago #10Show comment toolsReply

  There are many 'as good as GHDs' kicking about and they are generally pretty rubbish!!
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  beatrixkiddo7910 months, 2 days ago #11Show comment toolsReply

  These are good but I prefer my Babyliss out of the two.
  
  I paid £8.18 for mine from Tesco 6 months ago when they were getting rid of old electrical items!
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  aircanman10 months, 2 days ago #12Show comment toolsReply

  sodapoda

  Bu5ter

  Off topic a bit but depending on the age (Maybe it does not matter) of the GHD's if you send them back direct to ghd they usually fix them for free and send them back recorded delivery. My missus did it with some and because they couldn't fix them and were discontinued they sent the newsest ones at the time for free.

  
  
  really i wonder if that would work hmmm but i bought it in a car boot sale for a bargain price of £2.00 lolz happy days that's why i'm not to angry they broke. roughly how long ago was this pleae let me know thanks.

  
  
  GHD straighteners are pretty simple to fix, lots of tutorials online, anyone who can use a soldering iron can do it.
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  pinkmonkey10 months, 2 days ago #13Show comment toolsReply

  These state that they are 'worldwide voltage' - Does anyone who has these know for sure whether they heat up as good whilst in USA?
  I love my babyliss ones, and even though they state worldwide, they definitely don't heat up as well as in the UK?
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  Late10 months, 2 days ago #14Show comment toolsReply

  Decisions, decisions...
  Too early to start buying for Christmas? I usually start around December 20th... ;)
  
  
  Heated.
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  malmal10 months, 2 days ago #15Show comment toolsReply

  I have had a nicky clarke hair straightner before and they were good but my friend had the reminginton with heat increase upto 220° is better. I currently have a ghd for over 5 years, its expensive but the best on the market for any type of hair :-)
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  malmal10 months, 2 days ago #16Show comment toolsReply

  I had the ghd IV. The broad iron ones as I have thick, curly long hair. People think I have straight hair, once you get a ghd, you never go back to any other hair straightners. I gave my nicky clark to my sister. Its good & economical.
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  malmal10 months, 2 days ago #17Show comment toolsReply

  I had the ghd IV. The broad iron ones as I have thick, curly long hair. People think I have straight hair, once you get a ghd, you never go back to any other hair straightners. I gave my nicky clark to my sister. Its good & economical.
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  malmal10 months, 2 days ago #18Show comment toolsReply

  I had the ghd IV. The broad iron ones as I have thick, curly long hair. People think I have straight hair, once you get a ghd, you never go back to any other hair straightners. I gave my nicky clark to my sister. Its good & economical.
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  malmal10 months, 2 days ago #19Show comment toolsReply

  I have had a nicky clarke hair straightner before and they were good but my friend had the reminginton with heat increase upto 220° is better. I currently have a ghd for over 5 years, its expensive but the best on the market for any type of hair :-)
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  humza10010 months, 2 days ago #20Show comment toolsReply

  Aren't curls in now? Just wonderering..........

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