Thursday 6th November,2008

Almost any woman will be willing to admit that their appearance is extremely important to them. There is nothing more frustrating than spending time and effort on achieving your desired hair style only to step outside, or go into a hot, sweaty club and find that it drops out within minutes.

In 2003, Neil Mackay and Richard Starrett noticed that there was enormous potential for personal grooming in clubs and bars and that some sort of automated system could be the answer they were looking for. So they developed a vending machine with straightening tongs attached that could be installed in ladies' toilets.

This would enable any women to rent time with the straighteners. It cost just £1 for 90 seconds which is plenty of time for touch ups and re-adjustments! Not only are the straighteners of top quality but they also use technology that is the newest in the field and has been developed by hair straightener manufacturers to increase the effectiveness of the hair irons.

It is now possible for women to go into the toilets of some bars, clubs or leisure centres and groom their hair using the styling tongs available. These hair straighteners can be extremely versatile and can be used to create not only straight styles but also curls, waves and flicks.

This is yet another example of how popular hair straighteners have become in recent years. Not only do women spend hours at home using their hair irons, but they also spend time, once they are out using the hair straightening irons attached to these machines in various places around the country.

It appears that no longer do women have to worry about their hair while they are out and about. If they do encounter an environment that is not hair friendly, all they need is to find one of these machines and within no time their hair will once again be perfectly groomed and styled.