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Hair straightening brush - Y or N?

11 replies

flatmouse · 15/09/2016 11:44

Have seen on groupon/livingsocial, and then compared price on Amazon (no better with the first), but it made me wonder if this would be a good Christmas present for DD?
My normal straighteners seem to live in her room and i'd like them back - so do i buy her her own straighteners or one of these brushes? Any comments positive/negative on them? Any makes to avoid/best make/model?

TIA

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lifeistooshort · 15/09/2016 11:51

Yes. I have got one and it is amazing would definitely recommend.

ilovecherries · 15/09/2016 11:59

I like mine very much, but it doesn't give the glass-like effect of real straighteners. I don't like that over straightened look on me, I just like my hair smoothed down, so that works for me. My daughter never borrows the brush, although she's always nabbing my straighteners, so I guess it's because she prefers a sleeker look.

CoolToned · 15/09/2016 12:09

I just got one recently. I agree, it will not give the glass-like, pin-straight effect of real straighteners, but this one's effect looks like real hair, just manageable.

AmberGreyson · 15/09/2016 12:23

i had one too, one of my best purchase

flatmouse · 15/09/2016 14:10

Thanks all!

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hellsbellsmelons · 15/09/2016 16:30

Wow - I'm surprised by this.
I got one and it returned it after one use.
It was useless.
But I have very thick very curly hair.
It made not dent at all and it took as long as straightening.
Get it so you can return it and it might work for you.

CoolToned · 15/09/2016 20:37

hells -

I can see how it won't work with thick very curly hair. Mine is fine and not thick, so it's ok for me.

CointreauVersial · 15/09/2016 22:32

Any makes you'd recommend? Some of them are so pricey!

Exploretheunexplored23 · 15/09/2016 22:35

Interested! Ive seen some pricey ones and wary of parting with my cash incase theyre rubbish really. Has anyone come across any realistic tutorials on youtube? They seem too good to be true

Buzzardbird · 15/09/2016 22:40

I know of a site where they are very well priced. Don't know if against guidelines to advertise for them but you PM me if you would like to know. My friend bought me one from there and it works well, even with my thick wavy hair, it just takes more practice.

CoolToned · 16/09/2016 08:20

I have Snow Charm. It's just around $60AUD. I bought might from eBay.

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