Which hair appliance?

I use a hot brush. I’m often told that I look as if I have just come out of the hairdressers.

Espee, thank you for that. I’ll go for that then.

I have given up trying to tame my wavy hair, I now let it dry naturally with some Frizz-eaze leave-in conditioner or mousse, and am happy with the shoulder length tousled look.

I wouldn’t call myself stylish! However I’m having some success with the Babyliss hot brush. The barrel comes 2 sizes depending on the length of your hair. I should add that I had to buy this online as there was very little choice in the shops.

Another vote for hot brush, its the only way I can successfully do the back of my hair.

I suggest you have a look for a hotbrush at any charity shop which sells electrical items. Should cost about £5.

Esspee

I suggest you have a look for a hotbrush at any charity shop which sells electrical items. Should cost about £5.

very good suggestion, I've got my granddaughter a hairdryer for £4........but a few months on and I need a new hotbrush and there aren't any about so I shall have to buy full price.

Just dry your hair quickly without attempting to style it then pop in electric rollers for five or ten minutes. When you do the bit at the back make sure it turns in and it should stay like that.

got remington flexibrush Steam from Boots £16.99....you can use it without steam and that is what I will do.......can't believe the very high price of some of these....
anyway used mine this morning and pleased with it......must get a hair cut though