ghd Glide Professional Hot Brush Review – Pink Limited Edition collection
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The ghd Glide is the straightening hot brush that kept selling out when it first launched. It is now available in the Pink Limited Edition collection, in support of breast cancer charities. Here are the details.
What is the ghd Glide?
- Hot brush designed tame & smooth dry hair quickly
- Developed to be perfect for for second day styling
- Glides through dry hair effortlessly
- Ceramic technology with ioniser heats the brush uniformly to the optimum 185°C styling temperature
- The ioniser restores balance back in the hair to eliminate frizz
- Makes hair look smooth and glossy
- Combination of high density shorter bristles & longer bristles allow large sections to be styled
Take Control Now
‘TAKE CONTROL NOW’, to remind us all to regularly self-check. With every purchase of each new ghd pink limited-edition tool, ghd will donate £10 to Breast Cancer Now (UK) or €10 to Irish Cancer Society (IRL).
This year ghd is celebrating 20 years of supporting breast cancer charities with its annual Pink campaign. They have raised more than £23m for breast cancer charities worldwide.
The limited edition comes with a gorgeous pink case:
My Review
My hair is naturally straight but it has kinks. The Glide sorts out those kinks in seconds.
My hair isn’t overly frizzy or fluffy, but it does get a bit kinky when it dries naturally, particularly around the back. I am not a master of the blow dry, in fact I find doing a blow dry at home pretty impossible. I own straighteners, but I rarely use them to straighten because I don’t really like how flat they make my hair look. And this is where the ghd Glide has come in!
This photo below shows how my longer hair looked when I used it.
If you have kinks or frizz, it effortlessly smooths them out with little skill required.
Do You Need It?
What I like about the Glide is how smooth my hair stays after I use it. The following day, it still looks really tamed, even first thing in the morning. At the end of last year I lent the original one to a friend with frizzy hair to try, and I didn’t get it back for quite a few months as she said it was a game changer if you suffer from frizz.
I think this will be a tool for the frizzy girls. If you don’t worry too much about frizz and already love using your straightener, then you probably don’t need it.
How To Use the GHD Glide
So I let my hair dry naturally for the most part, and then gave it a quick blast with the dryer to ensure it was completely dry. Then I set to work with the GHD glide. I sectioned off the top part of my hair and started on the under section, pulling the hair through the brush from the underneath which I find adds good volume. It smooths the hair effortlessly.
I then let down the top section and just worked through it in the same way, lifting each chunk of hair and brushing it though from underneath. For the front sections, I kind of bent the ends, to give a nice shape around the face.
Where to buy the GHD Glide Pink Limited Edition
The GHD Glide Professional Hot Brush is £169 and available now via the following links:
If you are looking for any more hairstyling inspo, I have been loving the new blow dry mist from Olaplex. Check out Olaplex Volumizing Blow Dry Mist Review.
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