Please note: I am horrendous at maths (sorry Rishi Sunak), but you get what I mean.īefore with my natural wavy hair vs.
I know at £379.99 it is pricey, but if it can spread out my colour appointments just a bit more, it might be cost effective in the long-run.
Not only that, but my hair appeared shinier, giving my coloured hair a new lease of life. The styler provides the perfect mix of volume and sleekness – almost reminiscent of the 90s signature fluffy blowout. If you have textured hair however, I think this would be a bit trickier to do sadly.Īfterwards, my hair looked much sleeker than if I'd used a hair dryer, and had a bit more volume than if I'd ironed-flat my whole head of hair. When I initially looked at the thicker plates, I was concerned I wouldn't be able to get right up to my roots, but even my tiniest of baby hairs' was no match for the ghd Duet. What's more, because the hair tool isn't as streamlined-looking as others in my arsenal, I was worried it would be heavy and make my arms ache like I'd done a weight session at the gym, but it's actually pretty light considering all the tech, weighing just 0.821 kg. My whole head of hair took less than 30 mins to style – for a lazy girl with a lot of hair, that's pretty impressive. As someone who can't really use a hairdryer, let alone using a hairbrush to try and smooth at the same time, I couldn't believe how glossy it left my hair, and how easy and quick the whole process was to do. I tried thicker sections of hair and it handled them like a pro, leaving them completely dry in just one or two goes. Within one stroke, my test strand was bone-dry and silky smooth. I was gritting my teeth expecting the sizzle noise of my past hair-trauma-days, but instead no BBQ sounds occurred. Interesting.ĭespite it now sounding like the set of Top Gun in my room, I hesitantly brought the plates to my towel-damp hair and clamped down.
I turned on the slightly chunkier-than-average hair straightener-lookalike and was greeted by the sound of a small jet engine.
AIRFLOW STYLER MANUAL
Thus, avoiding stripping the hair of its natural moisture and minimising damage.Īs a great writer does, I went in to this with zero research, with no user manual in sight. Ghd claims that their unique 'Air-fusion' tech (sounds science-y, right?) allows for ultra concentrated airflow to effectively dry and straighten hair at a lower temperature. Was I about to risk my hair health once more in the name of beauty research? Absolutely. After years of restraint and weaning myself off the heated hair tools, my locks had somewhat managed to recover. Years of using straighteners to dry my hair – plus, the fact that I washed it everyday *shivers* – had transformed my strands from silky and curly, to wavy and fried. My hair-frying past was a prime case study of why this couldn't be done.
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