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Curling Tong

Isabella · 2005-04-11 17:55:49

Can anybody recommend a good hair curler?preferably one that can be bought in argos.

11-04-2005 5:55pm

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Isabella

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Can anybody recommend a good hair curler?preferably one that can be bought in argos.

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#2 12-04-2005 11:40am

giggles

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I got mine from Argos - they're Babyliss & they're cone shaped. It's good for longer hair for the loose curls effect.

My hair is quite long and when I have the patience to curl my hair - I'm always pleased with results!

It also has different heat settings - depending on your hair type.

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#3 12-04-2005 11:42am

Gilgamesh

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hehe ..... curling tong...... hehe

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#4 12-04-2005 1:51pm

Rozabeez

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Yeah go for babyliss, even curls thick hair!

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#5 12-04-2005 7:19pm

Isabella

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Sounds good. I might go for that one so. I just need to make sure i have the right one. Does it include Patrick Cameron somewhere on the box?

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