GHD have recently started selling (without much in the way of a fanfare) a new ghd travel dryer pack, which includes a ghd travel hairdryer and various other ghd thermodynamics products.

We've put up a new poll that asks whether or not you are going to buy a pink ghd styler this year. We are very interested in the results, as it will be interesting to see if pink ghd straighteners remain the runaway sales success that they have been despite the combination of more ghd limited editions and the bleaker economic landscape (are £135 hair straighteners still an essential purchase during these belt-tightening times?)

Despite not being available until later this year (mid-September our spies tell us), Pink GHD fever is already starting to build. For example the search terms "pink ghd" and "pink ghds" are the two most popular searches on our website over the past month.

If there is one thing that GHD is famous for (aside from being the best brand of hair straighteners in the world!) it is the controversy that surrounds their advertising.  Not since United Colours of Benetton shocked everyone in the early nineties has a brand been so good at being bad as GHD are.

Not content with having mainstream advertising banned by the Advertising Standards Agency on the grounds that it offended multiple religions, GHD have long made even naughtier adverts that are only available on the internet.