Hairtools Ceramic Straighteners Reviews

I brought these straighteners and at first thought they were fantastic, a great alternative to buying GHD's which were double the price. However, not long after the coating on the ceramic plates wore off and they started to smell before they eventually burnt out. All in all not the best straighteners.They are good straighteners if they are not to ...  Read the complete review

I bought my Hair Tools Thermo-Ceramic straighteners in May of 2003, and I finally discovered the joys of hair as if "you just stepped out of the salon"! I remember I had my hair cut, coloured and straightened in a salon and from that day on I went in search of the same kind of ceramic straighteners. I found them online at ...  Read the complete review

I got these as I thought that the GHDs were too expensive, BIG MISTAKE. I have very curly quite long hair and after having my hair straightened by the hairdresser i thought i would get some ceramics and have a go myself. I bought the hairtools ones from the internet. After only a few uses the ceramic started to wear away as they ...  Read the complete review

After about a year or two of my useless Babyliss Straight and Shine straighteners- i decided to invest in a decent pair of hair straighteners. After reading other helpfull reviews on these and deciding that GHD's were out of my price range I decided to opt for the hair tools ceramic straighteners. I managed to get mine for a ...  Read the complete review

I saw these straighteners on a posh stall in the middle of our local shopping centre. I wouldn't have noticed it if it hadn't been for my friend with me, pointing them out. Straighteners are a big craze everywhere, including in south east england! I had originally bought a pair which were ok, but the poeple on the stall offered to ...  Read the complete review

Last year my friend at work brought in her Charles Worthington Straighteners as she was out on the tiles that night. She has a caucasian afro, but these straighteners were really effective on her hair with the big plates straightening a big section of hair. So that evening I went down to Boots and bought a pair of my own. They were fine ...  Read the complete review

why i bought the straighteners... - Advantages: high heat, work on hair, cheaper than ghd, for example - Disadvantages: none that ive noticed

I bought my pair of Hairtools Thermo Ceramic straighteners after deliberating over a pair of GHDs, and deciding a could not justify spending close to £100...the reviews on here helped, and now having owned my Hairtools for about 4 months, I thought I would add my own thoughts. These straighteners are absolutely amazing. With pale coloured ...  Read the complete review

I love these straighteners! When I was looking to buy ceramic straighteners I wasn't sure if I should buy these or not. The reason I doubted them was that they are really cheap compared to other ceramic straighteners on the market, so I was quite vary of them being effective. But I wasn't prepared to pay £80+ for ghd and the reviews ...  Read the complete review

When my friend came into Loco’s for a drink... I noticed something strange about her! It took me a while to work out what but then I realised that her usually kinky hair was polka straight... even though it was raining outside, which as most girls know equals double kinkiness and frizziness. When I questioned how great her hair was ...  Read the complete review

Everyone has been going on about these GHD Ceramic Straighteners, but they cost a hell of a lot so I thought I'd try something cheaper. So I bought some HAIR TOOLS CERAMIC STRAIGHTENERS. I have thick, dry, v. curly hair and all the straighteners I have bought in the shops (a total of 4!) haven't worked very well. I bought them ...  Read the complete review

cheaper and better than ghd - Advantages: light and easy to use, does not damage your hair, leaves it sleek and smooth, as if you've just come from the hairdressers - Disadvantages: bit expensive- but far cheaper than the ghd style