Amazon knocks £57 off pretty BaByliss hair straighteners that 'limit damage' and give 'smooth hair'

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Amazon knocks £57 off pretty BaByliss hair straighteners that 'limit damage' and give 'smooth hair'

Amazon has slashed the price of the BaByliss Rose Gold Styler Hair Straightener. Originally £90, the straighteners now cost £32.99.

The same straightener is currently £60 at Tesco and £100 at Boots. The stylish rose gold straighteners have three heat settings that go up to 235C.

The appliance heats up in 15 seconds, and uses ceramic plates that glide through the hair. It's also multi-voltage, so you can use it around the world.

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The straighteners are a stylish rose gold

It's always recommended to use a heat protecting spray on hair when styling. The TRESemmé Care & Protect Heat Defence Spray is one of Amazon's best-sellers and is currently down to £4 from £6. It's got a 4.6-star rating from 4,420 reviews.

The BaByliss straighteners have 4.2 stars at Tesco and 3.9 at Boots. On Amazon, they hold a 4.6-star rating from 2,212 reviews.

One person said "Having used various high end brands, I can report that these straighteners are excellent and the best buy so far. Easy to use, great temperature control, nice to hold and light.

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"Fantastic results with damage limitation. Leaves a soft and shiny finish. Great value for money. A very stylish product. A great gift set if looking for a nice gift. I love these and genuinely recommend this product."

Another wrote "Heats up quickly, left my long thick hair really straight and smooth. Great that there's the built in pouch to leave them in to cool down."

"Love these! Well worth the money," a third person said. "Easy to use and straighten my thick curly hair with ease.

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"Would definitely recommend." Of the negative comments, one person wrote "I found these quite disappointing, they pull on the hair. Nice colour and nice heat protector sleeve but don't love using them."

Several reviews compared the BaByliss straighteners to the GHD Original Hair Styler, which you can get for £139 at John Lewis. They've got 4.6 stars from 1,603 reviews.

You can get the BaByliss Rose Gold Styler Hair Straightener from Amazon, Tesco and Boots. You can get the TRESemmé Care & Protect Heat Defence Spray from Amazon, and the GHD Original Hair Styler from John Lewis.

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