When I asked for a Wet2Straight hair straightener for Christmas one year, THIS was what I go instead... The one I have is silver on the ain body, and the handle is also silver with 2 purple sliding buttons for heat and speed, and unlike any normal hairdryer it has funny prongs sticking out of the hole the air comes out; these have straightening plates between them, so it's function is to dry your hair the usual old-fashioned hairdryer way, and then instead of using a brush you comb your hair with the tongs on the end of it and the straightening plates, heated whilst it's on, straighten your hair. Simples! I didn't actually want this, but I tried it ...  Read the complete review

My hair is slightly longer than shoulder length. It is naturally really wavey, but whenever I try to dry it in nice curls, it always ends up as a shoulder length afro!!! Now the shoulder length afro is not such an attractive look, so I tend to straighten my hair. I saw this hair dryer advertised on tv, and thought it sounded like just what I needed: *****Babyliss 5720U Beliss 2X Hair Straightening Dryer***** I bought mine from Boots - and at the time of writing it is available for £34.25. Features: 2000W Concentrator nozzle Straightening nozzle - more about this later 6 heat/speed settings Cool ...  Read the complete review

I got this as a Christmas present. I had asked for a hairdryer but it was not actually this one that I meant so I was a little disappointed. On Christmas day night I had a shower (with my new smellies), put on my new PJ's and then thought I would start drying my hair. I read the instructions carefully and then started to use it. I was gobsmacked at how straight my hair was. I never thought that a hairdryer could make my hair that straight. There are 6 drying settings and 4 straightening settings to choose from depending on your length/thickness of hair. Four heat settings including cool shot. The way this hairdryer ...  Read the complete review

Last year I went away for a weekend and there was no hair dryer in the room that I was staying in and as my current hair dryer at home had just started to cut out when it overheated I thought it was time to buy a new hair dryer. I chose this hair dryer from Argos as I like to have straight shiny hair but do not have the time to straighten my hair or want to damage my hair with both types of heat. The hair dryer was in a sale when I got it only costing £15 which for a hair dryer is a bargain. On the hair dryer there is 2 settings for the heat, a cooler one and a much hotter one. There are also two settings for the speed this is slow and fast, there is also a cold air ...  Read the complete review

I recently bought this hair straightener cum hairdryer from Amazon for £14.95 and have been pleasantly surprised at how easy it is to use and the kind of results I have achieved. My hair is somewhere between chin and shoulder length and is naturally somewhere between curly and wavy but when I get the chance I have the hairdresser blow dry it straight for a change. I've struggled to get the same effect at home because I can't dry it straight enough before I get the straighteners on it. This looks like a hairdryer with a wide tooth comb attachment at the top. There are three heat settings and you just need to comb through the hair while holding on ...  Read the complete review