GHD has always blessed us with legendary products, from incredible hair straighteners to must-have blow dryers we have had it all, but with this new product, they have really gone all out.  

The brand new GHD Duet Styler has upped the stakes for what we look for in a new hair tool as it is the first 2-in-1 tool that dries and styles your hair at the same time! Unbelievable. 

This new product is truly a miracle as it can style your hair from wet and works on all hair textures. This product is perfect for those lazy days when we want to look snatched but haven’t got the time or the energy to spend hours styling our hair.  

The styler promises us 48 hours of softer, more styled hair without any damage. It sounds too good to be true, doesn’t it?  

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GHD Duet Style Hot Air Styler

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GHD has used air fusion technology which uses hair flow at 150 degrees and plate heat that goes up to 120 to help dry and style your hair at the same time. It includes four smart low-temperature plates that effortlessly dry your hair and style it with no heat damage. The product also includes a hot air vent which you can use to dry your roots if you are concerned that they may not dry as fast.  

It has been designed to maintain an even consistent flow which means faster drying, and less heat damage to your hair.  

This new styler is truly a revolutionary breakthrough in the world of hair styling and a real game-changer for the hair looks we can now achieve with this handy tool in our arsenal. 

This dryer will produce frizz-free hair that has 2x more shine and 3.5x more hair alignment. We are totally obsessed.  

For our climate activists that also are beauty enthusiasts this product will tick all your boxes as it is also an eco-friendly styling tool, consuming up to 45% less energy consumption.  

So, what are you waiting for? Get your hands on one of these bad boys asap and revolutionise your hairstyling abilities!  

Words By: Sophia-Fai Roche

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As the autumn season comes, you may begin to notice an increase in hair loss or thinning. More strands gathered in your basin after a shower, or a fuller hairbrush. Seasonal hair loss is a common affliction for women in the fall but is also one that isn’t always given enough stage time from fear of embarrassment. It’s easy to fear that the worst has happened when you begin to notice an abnormality with your hair. Worry not- this increase is very common and isn’t something to be frightened of!

An increase in hair loss can be due to a myriad of reasons, as outlined by hair experts at Live True London: “Hair will fall out due to stress, pollution, poor diet, poor hydration as well as extreme weight loss, a medical condition and the use of medical treatments that can lead to hormonal changes and, of course, ageing.”

But how can you fix this hair loss? Before seeking home remedies, remember that hair loss can be linked to other issues like hormonal imbalances or thyroid problems. Make sure you speak to a doctor first to rule out any of the more serious causes.

1 ) Fix your diet

If you’re eating poorly or not hydrated enough, you could be encouraging your hair to break off. Your hair needs nutrients and hydration to stay healthy and stay alive. Otherwise, you’re starving your hair of what it desperately needs. And it’s no secret that, as people get away for their holidays, inhibitions are low, and diets are broken. People eat out every night in a foreign country and indulge in the sweet snacks their countries have to offer. However, making sure that you’re now eating healthier in the new season, or increasing your daily intake of water can help your hair to be as healthy as possible.

You might also want to look into adding biotin to your regimen. This B vitamin is well-regarded for its benefits to hair, skin, and nails. If you’re asking what does biotin helps with, know that it’s excellent for boosting hair strength and promoting growth. Taking a biotin supplement could be a simple way to support your hair if your diet falls short.

2) Increase your intake of vitamins

If you’ve submitted yourself to a strict weight loss diet, you may not be getting all the vitamins and minerals you need, or at least to the extent that you need them. As previously noted, your hair needs nutrients to survive and that nutrition partially comes from the daily intake of vitamins your body needs. Live True London recommends “Eating raw food that contains a lot of vitamins B6, B12 and C is perfect for hair treatment. If you undergo a strict diet, take vitamins in supplements so that your levels do not drop too low.”

3) Remove scalp build-up

Build upon the scalp around the hair follicles can also cause hair loss. Live True London recommends the following: “For stress and pollution, cleansing the hair with a shampoo that will remove build-up from the scalp. Applying conditioner afterwards and massaging the scalp in circular movements until it becomes loose.” This will “Tighten the scalp and will prevent the hair follicle from moving on to the next phase of growth. By releasing the scalp from tension, the hair will grow stronger; this will also have a positive effect on the overall body tension.”

4) Reduce styling

If you’re the kind to go all out at night with the curling iron, hair spray, and tight buns, ultimately you’ll be causing damage to your hair that is resulting in hair loss. This may be through heat damage or breakages through excess use of appliances or products. By refraining from doing this for as long as possible, you’re allowing your hair to heal. Giving it time and space to reform and fix itself, reversing the damage without causing any more. And, if you do use appliances, use products that prevent heat damage to ensure your hair is in the best condition to survive the do.

5) Don’t leave the house with wet hair, and get those regular trims.

As the temperatures dip and the world gets colder and colder, your wet hair is more vulnerable to breakage that leads to fall out. Wet hair that gets cold in the autumn or winter can freeze, the strands becoming taut and eventually snapping off. Top tips: air-dry it at home, or blow-dry using a heat-resisting product to prevent extra damage from the appliance.

Moreover, getting regular trims can also prevent these breakages. Getting an inch or so removed from the ends can prevent split ends from building, getting worse, and breaking off altogether. If you’ve tried these things and you’re still experiencing an excess in hair loss, please make sure you speak to your doctor. It may be an indication that something is going wrong medically, and you might need their assistance in reversing it with medication.

Words by Abigail Forrest

Graphic by Frances Scott

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