Vidal Sassoon VS880 Straightners Reviews

Product Type: Vidal Sassoon Hair Straightener
Newest Review: ... things made it into the shops, as they don't even get hot enough to straighten hair, especially when it's thick and stubborn ... more

by - written on 11/04/11 (Useful, 29 readings)
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Avoid, avoid, avoid! I wish this is what someone had told me before I wasted £15 (ok, I know it's not that bad) on these straightners in Superdrug. I was lulled by the sleek look and cheap price - they reminded me of something you would see stylists using in hair salons, so I stupidly thought they might work like that too. But no. I'm not sure how these things made it into the shops, as they don't even get hot enough to straighten hair, especially when it's thick and stubborn like mine. I left them to heat up for about ten minutes as instructed, and then tried straightening a small chunk of hair. All that happened was that the lock looked slightly smoother ... Read the complete review

by - written on 03/01/11 (Useful, 27 readings)
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I have had these straightners for over a year but only use them once a week or so therefore they perhaps have not been tested as much as they should be. They have a ceremic plate to make it easier to straighten hair and less likely to cause damage, the heat up in a few minutes and get incredibly hot, the are easy to grip and glide through hair without any pain or hassle and the cord is long enough so you don't need an extension lead. I would like the plates to be a bit longer so I can do more hair at once when I'm in a rush. Mine have a lock and unlock button to hold the plates in the locked position but this button only worked once or twice then it broke however it .. Read the complete review

by - written on 14/01/09 (Very useful, 105 readings)
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I bought these straighteners as they seemed to be excellent value for money. Not having the excess cash for a pair of GHD's, I thought all straighteners would be the same or thereabouts. I was wrong. This was my first ever pair of straighteners. At £9.99 in TJ Hughes, I thought I had got a steal as they had an RRP ticket on of £29.99. And at first, they were absolutely great. The only initial problem I had is that the supposed blue light to tell you they had heated up sufficiently didn't work, or rather, worked intermittently. As this was not a fundamental feature of the straighteners, I didn't worry too much. For the first few weeks I was using ... Read the complete review
