GHD Air

[slatternlymother]

Has anyone got it, and have you noticed the difference?

Also, does anyone have any good techniques for blow drying?

DH bought me one for my birthday to replace my old Remmington. And it looks very scary and aggressive. I'm sure it must've cost a lot, but I don't think I'm woman enough to use it...

sorry never heard of it...what is it??

I havent good any tips for blow drying, but what I do and Ive longish hair I blow dry it, ((most of the time I use aveda shampoo but if I want my hair volumed up i use John frieda it is really good!!)) and then I go over my hair with Big hair babyliss brush---it does the trick.

It's the new hair dryer by GHD

Thanks for the tip about the shampoo, and I've got a BBH but I've sort of fallen out of love with it

BBH is hard work ive to admit...but try the shampoo I found it the best and after just drying it looks fab x

What's a big hair babyliss brush? This could be just the thing I need. I hate using products to put a bit volume in my hair.

I had the GHD air and found that no matter what I did with it, it just couldn't blow any volume into my fine hair. I sold it on e-bay and bought a Parlux instead which is just amazing.

If people want volume when blow drying try Clynol Thickening Elixer from their volume range.
I buy it on amazon now as cant find it locally anymore, but been using it over a year and you only need such a small amount and doesn't make hair sticky or crispy.
Very lightweight, but loads of volume in the roots all day long.

thanks beaverfeaver will have a look in town tomorow

My hairdresser uses the ghd air hair dryer and it is amazing, even after just rough drying without any products. No frizz, but at £100 will,have to stick to my Remington!