How many hair styling appliances do you own?

[akaemmafrost]

Because I've just counted mine and I am a bit

Babyliss Hairdryer
Babyliss ioniceramic 800
Babyliss Big Hair
GHD Hair Straighteners
Remington Hot Air styling brush with numerous attachments
Morphy Richards Hot Air styling brush

I don't remember buying half of them, I certainly don't use most of them. What us the compulsion to buy hair styling appliances whenever I leave the house?

Two. A hairdryer and some old, unused straighteners. No idea what make they are.

Ooooh thats quite a collection aka. You could open a museum!LOL Are they any youd recommend out of this lot? Ive got a bottom of the range Babyliss hairdryer and GHD straighteners which Ive had for years and wouldnt do without. I fancied the Babyliss Big Hair. Do you use yours and what would it be like on fine, short/mid length hair?

GHD straighteners for straightening or curling
Babyliss waving wand for when I fancy wavy (but not curly) hair
Boots compact travel hairdryer. Cost about £5 and still going strong after 7 years! (Have ditched subsequent larger more expensive hairdryers as this travel one seems to be alot better)

That is all I need in my life, although I have to admit the Babyliss big hair does intrigue me!

I have an above the shoulder slightly layered bob and tbh the Big Hair makes it look a bit pouffey. I think it's much more effective on longer hair. The Hairdryer and Straighteners I wouldn't be without though and the Remington hot brush is used before a big night out. The others never see the light of day though hence me not knowing I even had some of them.

None.

None, except my fingers.

We have a small hairdryer for guests, kindly donated by my mother.

Errm, I have a hairbrush.
I even use it a couple of times a week!
My hair doesn't curl, doesn't straighten, doesn't take colour. I have tried, but now know there is no point, so don't bother.

I have a hairbrush, some straighteners, and a hairdryer that has been commandeered by DD.

Products though, I've lost count.

GHD's
Babyliss Big Hair
Remington hot air styling brush
Hairdryer
Portable hot brush
Heated Rollers.

That's more than I thought! It does take a lot to tame my hair though, it's a bit of a nightmare.

1. Babyliss Curling Wand
2. Babyliss Wave Envy
3. Hairdryer
4. Babyliss Root Boost
5. GHD Straighteners

Hairdryer which I've only just started using again after years of having my hair short. That's it.

A Babyliss Big Hair and that is it. I threw my GHDs out after getting my BBH, as they never did a good job and I was pleased to see the back of them.

I do own a hairdryer, but I never, ever use it.

I want some heated rollers , any recommendations?

I have 2 hairdryers (one small travel one) and some hair straightners thats about it.

Hairdryer
Straighteners
Travel Straighteners
BBH
Babybliss Wand thingy
Heated rollers

1 regular hairdryer
1 fold-up travel hairdryer (for travel, obv)
1 Babyliss Big Hair

You people with curling wands/rollers AND straighteners - are you just indecisive, or do you sport a different hairstyle for every day of the week? I bet you have loads of clips and accessories too.

My hair is the same, day in, day out.......

I only have a hairdrier, which is a John Frieda ionic one which I got for Christmas and is sooo much better than my old fairly standard and crappy one. I don't need straighteners because this hairdrier plus a smoothing serum now gives me lovely straight hair I did have some straighteners but must have put them in a charity bag at some point... they were no good and I hardly ever used them anyway!

None.

I don't even have a hair brush, very short, spiky hair.
Wash, dry and gel, it's dry in no time

i have an ionic hairdryer, only just realised i could the 'ionic' bit on and off, not sure what it does tbh :S

Not everyday, Cointreau, only when I can't be arsed to wash it about twice a week

None.

I don't even own a comb.

I have wavy hair and use a decent hairbrush. The DC's have kids hair brushes.

Until recently, I never used one. Have poker straight hair, fine, but loads of it. With a good cut (it was quite sort) I'd wash and leave to dry.

However, have recently become "high maintenance" having grown the thatch into a bob. So, have started to use one. Bought a smoothing, ionic-style one. No brushes, just "finger" dry. Looks good but...... I HATE having to use it and am contemplating the chop again.