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Cheapest GHD Black Friday deals
Eg, £81 Original IV Styler, but same price elsewhere
ExpiredSee our Black Friday 2019 guide for all our predictions, info and analysis. Check Deals & Vouchers for the latest offers on now or follow us on Twitter @MSE_Deals.
We've seen retailers offering discounts of up to 37% on GHD products as part of their Black Friday promotions.
GHD itself is running up to 25% off a selection of products. You can also receive a free GHD paddle brush RRP £21.95) with any electricals purchase - enter the code BF2019 at checkout. However, some items may be found for the same price or cheaper elsewhere – so as always, do your research before buying.
Top GHD prices we spotted at 11.30am on Fri 29 Nov:
- Original IV Styler - £81 at GHD (was £109). Same price at LookFantastic*
- Max Styler - £109 at Amazon* (was £149)
- Platinum+ Styler - £160 at Regis (was £189)
- Gold Styler and Air Dryer bundle - £169 at Very* (was £269)
Watch out for dudsRemember that not all deals are made equal. We'll update here if we see any duds that don't represent good value.
Important: Don't allow yourself to get caught up in the Black Friday hype, and only ever buy what you need and can afford. Always do your own price comparisons to ensure you’ve found the best deal – don't just take a retailer's word for it. -
Cheapest GHD Black Friday deals?
Last year, prices reduced by £25-£40
ExpiredSee our Black Friday 2019 guide for all our predictions, info and analysis. Check Deals & Vouchers for the latest offers on now or follow us on Twitter @MSE_Deals.
Last year, we saw retailers discounting GHDs as part of their Black Friday promotions, with reductions of £25-£40. Discounts weren't as great as in the year before (2017). GHD itself ran 30% off some of its top-selling products, including hair dryers, straighteners and curlers. The sale spanned the Black Friday weekend and ended on Cyber Monday.
This year we're predicting similar discounts.
Here are the cheapest GHD items we found across all retailers in 2018:
- GHD IV stylers - £74.50 (was £109) at Lookfantastic. Next cheapest we found, £74.99 at Amazon. In 2017, we saw the price drop after Black Friday to its cheapest ever (£64.68 at Amazon).
- GHD Curve classic curl tong - £89.99 (was £120) at Amazon - the cheapest we've seen it. Next cheapest similar we found, £96 at GHD Hair.
- GHD mini stylers - £92.99 (was £119) at Amazon. Next cheapest we found, £95.20 at GHD Hair. In 2017, this was £79.20 at Amazon.
- GHD Max styler - £94.99 (was £135) at Amazon. Next cheapest we found, £99 at Justmylook. In 2017, this was £91.99 at Amazon.
Important: Don't allow yourself to get caught up in the Black Friday hype, and only ever buy what you need and can afford. Always do your own price comparisons to ensure you’ve found the best deal – don't just take a retailer's word for it.
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