as_cute_as_pie
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if so have you ever took them abroad/used them in europe
anyone have ghds?
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Ithica
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I have them, Its my baby! When i went to Greece last year i did *try* to straighten my hair however it was so hot i couldn't do it properly because of the heat. I also found my hair was getting damaged from the sun/greek heat so i didn't want to damage it futher by straightening it there.
I hope this is relevent but As for plug adapters it shouldn't be too hard depening on where it is you're going, You should be able to find one that will fit.
I hope this is relevent but As for plug adapters it shouldn't be too hard depening on where it is you're going, You should be able to find one that will fit.
as_cute_as_pie
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hey thanx!
im going to greece too lol only wanted to know if they would actually work and not blow up/not work when i get home lol
last year when i went to florida i didnt wanna risk taking them as the volt stuff is SO different so i took my ancient SAKS ones and didnt really care what happened to them but this year i think id like to take my ghds
im going to greece too lol only wanted to know if they would actually work and not blow up/not work when i get home lol
last year when i went to florida i didnt wanna risk taking them as the volt stuff is SO different so i took my ancient SAKS ones and didnt really care what happened to them but this year i think id like to take my ghds
lara
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Any bag or travel store should have a big rack of international converters somewhere.
I travel a lot with hair gear, including into some humid and salty places - just remember to store the iron away from heat and sunlight once you've finished using it, keep it away from salty breezes and buy a good moisture veil for your hair if you're not used to heat and humidity. Redken make a really good moisture mist in, I think, the All-Soft range.
I travel a lot with hair gear, including into some humid and salty places - just remember to store the iron away from heat and sunlight once you've finished using it, keep it away from salty breezes and buy a good moisture veil for your hair if you're not used to heat and humidity. Redken make a really good moisture mist in, I think, the All-Soft range.
Bootyliciousx
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I have one it cost me 18 dollars i think. I know that if u take them abroad perhaps to middle east korea india you would need to get a batery something..cuz the iron wont plug into the switch
