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I've always envied those women who get weekly blow-dries. You know the ones — who get their hair done on a Thursday or Friday afternoon ahead of the weekend; their hair always looks immaculate for whatever lunches or dinners they have on.
It's a little luxury that, if possible, saves so much time and energy — and makes you feel and look good. But I don't have a disposable income (also, #cozzielivs), so it's TikTok tutorials and my two hands doing my hair until then.
I have been trying to achieve the signature salon blowout at home for who knows how long. I've sort of figured out curling my hair (a million YouTube videos later) but still can't get the volume or bounce that the professionals nail — I've tried countless straighteners, curlers and rollers but never seem to get it right — so when I heard about ghd's newest 2-in-1 wet to dry tool, the ghd duet blowdry ($595), I knew I had to give it a try.
Like so many others, I've become obsessed with Sabrina Carpenter over the past few months.
The singer, who was Taylor Swift's opening act for the first part of the Eras Tour, has blown up — not only for her music ('Espresso' has been dubbed the song of the U.S. summer) but for her look too. Everyone on TikTok has been recreating her glowy base, vibrant pink blush and signature blowout.
In an effort to perfectly recreate her bouncy-yet-effortless-looking hair, I used the ghd duet blowdry. Here's how it went.
But first, what is the ghd duet blowdry?
Good question! The ghd duet blowdry is ghd's latest innovation — delivering salon-quality blow-dries at home with three times more volume, no heat damage, no frizz and 50 per cent more shine.