Hair straighteners that give ‘beautiful shine' slashed from £70 to £22 – and shoppers say they hold up against GHD

The Sun

2 days ago

B0OTS shoppers have been racing to pick up a pair of hair straighteners that have been slashed from £70 to £22.
The impressive £48 saving is part of the retailer's summer sale, that's seeing price drops by up to 50% for a limited time.
Remington Shea Soft Hair Straightener, £21.99 (was £69.99)
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The huge discount means shoppers can get the popular styler for better than half-price.
Boots has slashed prices off everything from skincare to make-up in its summer sale, which is running for a limited time.
The Remington Shea Soft Straightener features ceramic plates coated with Shea oil, designed to add shine and leave the hair feeling silky smooth.
It has five temperature settings ranging from 150°c to 230°c, with an ultra-fast heat-up time of 15 seconds.
The beauty tech tool also features a Turbo Boost Function that gives an extra burst of heat to round off every style.
The Remington straightener comes with a protective drawstring case for protection while travelling.
It's racked up impressive ratings on the Boots website, with several shoppers stating that it holds up in comparison to the must-loved GHD straightener.
One reviewer wrote: "Absolutely thrilled with this purchase, so easy to use and leaves me normally dry and brittle hair feeling and looking very silky and straight- for the price, they are unbeatable."
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Another added: "Bought these to replace an old set of GHDs, I was a bit suspicious of the price but decided to give them a go.
My hair is very thick and curly so I usually straighten it the night before to avoid unnecessary kinks, but these have been truly amazing and I don't say that lightly.
They take a little longer to heat up at the max temperature, but when they do, they straighten my hair perfectly.
So much so, I can now wash and straighten my hair and go out without fear of kinks - the best £20 I've spent in a long time."
If you're in the market for an new pair of straighteners and don't know where to start, you can read our tried-and-tested roundup of the best hair straighteners.
We put straighteners from GHD, Dyson and Remington to the test to see how they held up on various hair types, including thick, fine and damaged hair.
For those wanting to achieve the bouncy blow-out look at home, you can read our Dyson Airwrap I.D review for our honest thoughts on whether it's worth the money.
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