Time to Dig Out Those GHDs

The Sleek Look is Back - If your GHDs need a little TLC, it's time to dig them out and get them fixed!

The straightened look has always been stylish, but sleek lines gave way to big hair for a few crazy months. Now, according to the leading fashion magazine Elle, it's time to dig out those GHDs once more. The GHD fire has been lit by Australian actress Naomi Watts who stepped onto the red carpet with her boyfriend Liev Schreiber for his new film Salt. But it wasn't the film that got Elle hot under the colour, but Watts' new hair style. Usually known for relaxed curls or a beach-style up-do, Naomi sported a fantastically straight do to match the sleek lines of her Gucci dress.

Straight hair is hot as models for Carolina Herrera and Hermes also embraced ironed-straight locks on the catwalk this season. Elle's hot hair tip for on-trend hair styles is to use your GHDs to create a sleek ponytail. It's been almost a decade since GHDs revolutionised the lives of millions of women (and men!) with the ultimate hair straighteners that have become an icon in the style world. GHDs is now synonymous with hair straighteners. It's not surprising then that GHD have decided to cover all bases with a new miraculous hair gadget designed to give girls 'curl power'. Hair trends come, go and come back again and having both straightening irons and curlers ensures you've got all bases covered.

The new GHDs are called The O and feature a heated roller system that uses heat induction technology - electrical currents and magnetic fields are harnessed to generate heat inside the roller, not the pod that houses the roller, so you don't have to worry about burning your hands. The curl is set simply by waiting for the red indicator spot to turn grey and will feature different sized rollers you can buy with the pod for different curl effects.

Whether poker straight or curls are in, with GHDs you're always ready to catch the latest hair trend.

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