so i BOUGHT a Babyliss BIG SODDING HAIR

[FluffyMummy123]

and i fecking LOVE IT

its amayzing!
although woulnt bother with anyless than shoulder lenght hair

its SO SO SO EASY

adn GET THIS - i even did the back of my head

#worldfirst

I'm with tracey.

39.95 in comet!

Mine blew up

I was just into my second use when I got a smell of burning. Then a phut. Then nothing!

Off back to Amazon for a replacement.

I gave mine another go last night and spent a bit more time on it and I now love it too . V bouncy. V shiny. V big.

I'm off for a haircut tomorrow and wondering what I should ask for that will make the most of my new big hair. Currently all a bit one length, long bob, with growing out fringe (not a good look - hate it). Thinking of asking for some more layers as I reckon the BBH will make for nice swishy defined layers.

Has anyone/ everyone else had unsolicited positive comments then? Someone said my hair looked great and what had I done with it today?

re what it must have looked like before

I have started rotating both ways btw - it gives a nice random effect to the wave as well as big-ness and smooth finish. Also makes hair less long, thus prolonging time before I need another haircut.

, I meant

PMSL at "rotating both ways" mrsseanbean - isn't it a bit early in the day for that kind of talk

Ref the unsolicited comments - my DH did say "what's that burning smell", does that count

yes Mrs SB I have had a couple of comments, and dh says my hair has never looked better

But I think he might just want to get his leg over

Asked my DH if he noticed any difference in my hair. He said "it looks fuller with more body and bounce". I was SEROIUSLY impressed with both BBH and DH observational skills until he fessed up that he'd read the side of the box (left lying on bedroom floor in my haste to try purchase) in case he were asked this question.

Thankfully 2 FEMALE friends commented that I looked "well" after using it for first time. I'll take that thanks!

I've been asked if I had been to the hairdresser.

I kiss mine before going to bed at night.

Balls about not using it on shorter hair. Mine has responded really well. Even my husband noticed. Mine is not even shoulder length and layers. I'm delighted.

I'm still unimpressed...i seem able to ge okayish results when doing i quickly with dry hair but no way does it make my hair even half as shiney as my ghds
i'm wondering if my already voluminous, long, thick, straight hair really needed the BBH...?

Possible Health Warning!
Excessive usage of BBH may case very painful wrist / tendonitis / RSI.

Now unable to for a while as have wrist strapped up.
Serves me right for being so vain!

Oh NO!

LOL at Daffodilly's DH. That is quite sweet of him.

and rotating both ways. Ooer.

To avoid the mumsy newsreader (tm traceybath) look I am BBH-ing then ghding just the very ends for a bit of edge.

I love mine still and am now getting used to using it, wondered though if anyone has managed to get waves with theirs, maybe thats not possible.

I kind of know what traceybath means. You don't want to look like one of those terrifyingly neat and well-turned out but old-before-their-time middle class French women when you've spent too much time with a BBH. I have to do some out-flicking with the reverse setting to mess it up a bit. Slightly messy hair is less ageing than over-neat, I find.

I love mine. I could never get it looking this smooth with a hairdryer. I have always eschewed the ghd's - just never fancied toasting my hair. My worry is that it will blow up - I mean, it is light and plasticky isn't it? But fingers-crossed it will last/won't be discontinued so I can replace it if it blows up!!

yup tending to agree with tracebath about looking mumsy
have started flicking odd bits out to counteract the 'rhea form butterflies' look
may have to finish with ghds but cheerrist ,that would be 3 electrical appliances used to do my barnet ffs!!

I'm slowly falling in love with my BBH. I agree you need to mix it up and do some flicky out and some under to avoid the mumsy look. I don't do it too thoroughly. Just enough to give it a bit of body and bounce and smooth it out a bit. Not a fan of the newsreader look.