When the word cheap is put in the same sentence of GHD Hair Straighteners, the words fakes are usually not that far away. Unfortunately anything that is GHD and seems to good to be true on price usually is too good to be true. You may be desperate for the GHD make, but considered other options as there are plenty more makes that will give you the same results as the more expensive brands.

Not only are they not by GHD but the plates on the straighteners may be made of aluminum. This is very bad for your hair wigs as it causes it to dry out and will permanently damage it. When hair straighteners first came onto the market aluminum is what they were first made off. The industry quickly realized that they would have to come up with some other materials to use as this is what the public wanted.

These straighteners also were not dual use, like straighteners today. This means you can not curl or shape your hair with them, it is purely for straightening. Ceramic and tourmaline plates lock in moisture of the hair and does not dry it out. They are also dual use plates, that straighten and curl without causing damage. Some cheaper brands in the UK with these components are Revlon and Remmington.

Although they are only about 50% cheaper than GHDs and still can be classed as expensive, you really are getting a lot for your money. The trick is to match the quality with the price you are paying. If GHDs and Revlon straighteners both last the same time, do the job you want them to, is it worth paying that extra for GHDs? The choice is really yours, as it depends what you are going to sue them for and what you can afford. This will help you make the right decision when looking for cheap hair straighteners.