Which is better?
I want to buy some curling tongs but I am stuck between TREsemme and Remington. The TREsemme ones cost £24.99 and the Remingtons cost £22. Which ones do you think would be better and if you have any curling tongs that you think are really good and at a reasonble price please tell me and share your opinions. Thanks xx . :-)
Answers:
OK, first thing we need to get straight, the most expensive does NOT always mean the best! If you check out Argos they have Toni and Guy curling tongs (and these guys are TOP hairdressers) at £19.99 on special offer. They have a long cord, fast heating and a cool tip, 2 yr guarantee mean they will last and a free stand means no burn marks on your surfaces. That beats your price and also the quality is high. For a wider range at the click of a few buttons check Argos online or go to a hairdressers, they can usually give good ideas. Good luck.
i've realized this..the most expensive thing always works better than the cheaper 1
I would always go to review sites on the web and read real user reviews.
According to reviews you would do well with Remington and steer clear of all Tresemme hair straighteners/curlers..
Tresemme most definatley. The more expensive the better they work.
l think u should the one that cost £24.99 because it cost more and won't brake while u are making your hair
i bought some from asda, cant remember the make but they onli cost £10 and they are fantastic!
I am loyal to Braun Independents, they heat up quickly, maintain a good heat and you can do your hair anywhere! I use my straighteners now though to curl my hair. it takes a bit of practise and dexterity but you get lovely natural looking curls for your trouble
tresemme are awful, i'm sick of people coming into the salon saying how cool it is to use and their hair feels like crap to me! go to a hair salon suppliers, you dont need to be a hairdresser for some, you can buy a professional pair for about £15, they dont look as good but workalot better!! good luck!!
neither, ghd
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Answers:
OK, first thing we need to get straight, the most expensive does NOT always mean the best! If you check out Argos they have Toni and Guy curling tongs (and these guys are TOP hairdressers) at £19.99 on special offer. They have a long cord, fast heating and a cool tip, 2 yr guarantee mean they will last and a free stand means no burn marks on your surfaces. That beats your price and also the quality is high. For a wider range at the click of a few buttons check Argos online or go to a hairdressers, they can usually give good ideas. Good luck.
i've realized this..the most expensive thing always works better than the cheaper 1
I would always go to review sites on the web and read real user reviews.
According to reviews you would do well with Remington and steer clear of all Tresemme hair straighteners/curlers..
Tresemme most definatley. The more expensive the better they work.
l think u should the one that cost £24.99 because it cost more and won't brake while u are making your hair
i bought some from asda, cant remember the make but they onli cost £10 and they are fantastic!
I am loyal to Braun Independents, they heat up quickly, maintain a good heat and you can do your hair anywhere! I use my straighteners now though to curl my hair. it takes a bit of practise and dexterity but you get lovely natural looking curls for your trouble
tresemme are awful, i'm sick of people coming into the salon saying how cool it is to use and their hair feels like crap to me! go to a hair salon suppliers, you dont need to be a hairdresser for some, you can buy a professional pair for about £15, they dont look as good but workalot better!! good luck!!
neither, ghd
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