Hi to all you Goa-holics
Going to Goa for first time end of March, please can anyone advise me if i can use GHDs over there?
Much appreciate any advice anyone can give.
Also, which is the best or most widely used/accepted currency exchange (travellers cheques or sterling)?
Thanks in advance
GFF xx
Thats exactly what I told my daughter. It'll be a waste of time straightening her hair cos of the humidity.
Just let it be as nature intended to be out there, its quite liberating. No one will take any notice anyway
Thanks ladies I`m gonna show Mrs FTV this thread, she took hers the last 2 years and still she insists she is taking them this time as well, I have other ideas lol.
I always take mine and guess what, have never used them, it's like a comfort blanket, have to have them with me.
I dont take them to goa, but i get most of my bad hair days in Goa so i might take them this year.
My GHDs worked fine but even they had a real job straightening the congealed mass that was my hair after a shower. The Goan water just did not agree with it and all holiday it felt like an old matted carpet on my head. 2 honeybees though and I stopped caring
i cannot live without my ghds so i will have to take them, if only to do my fringe, the rest of my hair can be tied back but the good ol fringe will need a straightner to it!!
ps does anyone know if they sell nice hats in Goa?! I have a nice straw one but its too big to put in my suitcase lol!!
I would buy a cheap one out there and chuck it away before you come home. Gives you more space in your case!
Thats the plan!! Luckily we arrive the sat evening so just in time for the market lol!!
Taking everything into account what has been said i guess frizz-eze (shipping orders) will be needed for my bonce.......anyone out there same time, i'll be the one sporting the dodgy poodle barnet!!!
Anyone going soon, have a fab time!
My hair is straight and I dont need to use straightners.
But no matter what my hair always manages to look about 10 times its normal size in Goa just cos of the heat
I have probably given up thinking of straightening the back, but i do need them for my fringe. As this will just look naf with out straighteners.
My hair's quite long and was a ball of fuzz all the time I was there. If I lifted one strand the entire mass of hair lifted with it. It looked OK but felt like a brillo pad (remember those). My GHDs were invaluable if only to flatten the top section of hair so that it could disguise the lumpy mess beneath. I did get one tip though from a Goan friend and it did help. Rub liquid coconut oil (the stuff they sell in the blue bottle) into the mass of hair and leave it in during the day and it does help to soften it when its washed.
I always buy some stuff from Boots that i spray onto my hair during the day, it protects against the sun, sea, and swimming pool, even has SPF 15 i think.
Another tip, although i didnt really bother in 2006, is to WEAR A HAT during the day.
The sun seriously drys out your hair, and you will end up with big chunks on skin coming off your scalp. It sounds horrible doesnt it?
As suggested by Sim, rub coconut oil into your hair during the day, and that spray from boots, or you could get it from somewhere else?
Especially when you get out of the swimming pool, then put your hat on.
when we went last year my sister-in-law took a full size set of carmen rollers what a waste of luggage allowance!
Have taken my GHD's twice to Goa and it is a complete waste of time attempting to straighten hair. The humidity is too high at the time we go in March/April.
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