I am getting my hair cut theire this week but my friend said the wont cut it well as the hairdressers are training. But they will be supervised by a proffessional?

If you have afro hair then go to a black hairdressers where they know what they are doing. Or better still visit VS on Bond Street and see how many black people you see having their hair done, if there's none then stay away. ps sorry did'nt mean to sound rude but there are so many good black hair places in London that you could go to, also I went to a white salon when I was very young and they basically did'nt know what they were doing so cut off all my hair (!). Get a copy of the Voice or Black Hair and Beauty - they should have hair salon listings in the back.

My old hair straightener, wahl cutek, stopped working when i went on a cruise & it was brand new! So, I was looking at getting a GHD but cant find 1 anywhere! So I was wondering how this steam one works. Has anyone tried it? I have thick, frizzy hair that doesnt seem to hold moisture.

No do not use a steam straightener, it will damage your hair. you can get a ghd from www.folica.com

http://www.target.com/Vidal-Sassoon-Sasoon-Nano-Straightener/dp/B001G92SWM/sr=1-1/qid=1234466375/ref=sr_1_1/187-5753974-1814718?ie=UTF8&pricerange=&rh=k%3Astraighteners&page=2 Is it any good?

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I'm going over 2 my aunties for 2 weeks and i wont be able to bring straighteners because my mum is going away to and she is bringing them with her. So my auntie texted me saying she saw vidal sasoon straighteners than were £40 down to £20 and she asked if she should get them or not?!

Yes they are very good! I have one and it works very well! But I would recommend getting the more expensive one because the cheaper one does not get as hot so it takes more work to straighten.