BaByliss 2088CU Pro 230 Elegance straightener My last hair straighteners were 'reasonable' but it didn't take long before they starting showing signs of wear. I don't see the point in paying a fortune for these, especially if it's mostly for a brand name, but I do like having something I think is a good investment, that's good quality and will be reliable. I've had these BaByliss ones for a little while and so far I've been really pleased with them. There are so many hair straighteners to choose from and consumer reviews, like on here, tend to help inform my decisions when it comes to electrical products. I was looking for something that would be ...  Read the complete review

Straightening my hair is not something I've had years of experience with. I've used horrible travel pack irons that rip and tug your hair and second hand pairs which were barely working. My sister currently has GHD IV straighteners and I found them to be incredibly better than what I used, giving me effortless straight hair to combat the waves. I longed for my own pair of straighteners so that I could get closer to the ever more popular Japanese rock style. I bought the products, the wax, the hairspray, tried lots of different shampoos but I didn't get much closer. Gatsby wax is only a fraction of getting the style, without proper straightening then thick wavy Caucasian .  Read the complete review

I have very thick curly hair which can be a mission to straighten. I asked my dad one year for some new straighteners for Christmas as my old ones were broken. The hair straighteners: ========================== My dad bought me the electric blue blueberry version which came with sectioning clips, a heatproof mat which also doubles up as a handy wrap to keep them from getting broken and a pouch to keep them in. The problem with the pouch for me was the straighteners didn't actually fit inside. I did wonder if it was a clutch bag but after looking on the box, the straighteners are put in the pouch for easy ...  Read the complete review

After almost four months of using a cheap pair of hair straighteners I decided to take the plunge and buy a better set.I knew what I was looking for , something that would give me a salon look without the hyped price tag, so after a bit of investigative work on the Internet I came up with two choices, either buy the GHDs which had a price tag of £120 or take notice of positive product reviews take the plunge and buy the babyliss pro 230 elegance straighteners. Looking on Amazon.co.uk I came across the pro 230 elegance straighteners at the bargain price of £26.80 a 58% saving on the RRP so I decided to give them a go . The product reviews were all positive.I ...  Read the complete review

- - - - - - - - - - The product - - - - - - - - - - This limited edition version of Babyliss' Pro 230 line of straighteners has been designed to be more user friendly, so it's lighter then earlier models and the ceramic plates are 25% longer than standard Pro 230 releases. The Babyliss Elegance series includes a blueberry coloured hairdryer, for those of you that likes to have everything matching. - - - - - - Usage - - - - - - The ELEGANCE has three different heat settings [180.c, 200.c and 230.c] making it easy to pick the right temperature for your hair type [lowest for fine hair, middle ...  Read the complete review