September 17, 2009

Case Hot Pink

Case Hot Pink

Think Pink With The GHD Pink Hair Straightener

Are you looking for the perfect gift for a fashion conscious female family member or for a fashionista friend? If you are, you should consider the GHD Pink MKIV MK4 Hair Straightener. This limited edition hair straightener is all the rage and come Christmastime, the Pink GHD hair straightener is flying off the shelves. So what is it that makes this hair styler cum straightener so popular? Here are a just a few of the reasons why every one, from the gal on the street to celebrity divas are clamoring for Pink this season.

In addition to looking cool, the GHD pink is chock full of features. Its small size and nifty design make it easy to use for everyone, from the novice to the most experienced stylist. The innovative rounded barrels give you the ultimate control when styling your hair. They make it easy not only to straighten hair but also to wave, flip and curl hair, making it one of the most versatile straighteners you are likely to come across. With the GHD pink, creating a new hairstyle every day is all in the flick of your wrist.

Unlike other lesser straighteners, which tend to dry out the hair and make it look frizzy, the GHD pink straightener has advanced infra-red heat technology, which does not rob the hair of its natural sheen. Instead, the negative ions seal in the moisture and the natural oils in the hair, contributing to a finish that is fabulously smooth and shiny.

A built-in microprocessor, advanced ceramic heaters and aluminum plates help the GHD pink distribute the heat evenly without damaging the hair. While the microprocessor speeds up heat conduction, the ceramic heaters maintain just the right amount of heat for individual hair types by sensing the porosity of the hair and the aluminum plates help the hair to stay smooth, shiny and static-free.

When it comes to safety, every angle has been thought of. The outer case of the GHD Pink is fire retardant, which ensures that the iron body does not get too hot to handle. It also had a thermal safety fuse, which prevents the iron from overheating. Additionally, the sleep mode automatically turns the straightener off in the event that it remains idle for 30 minutes.

The highly developed Shiver Mode is another path-breaking feature of the GHD Pink. Build-up of moisture is one of the factors that can damage a straightener when it is used in colder temperatures. When the room temperature is less than 5 degrees Celsius, condensation tends to form on the unit as it heats up and this can eventually damage the device. The built-in Shiver Mode keeps condensation at bay by automatically shutting the device down till the temperature goes up to an optimum level.

With so many fantastic features, it’s no wonder the GHD pink is on every gal’s wish list this Christmas. If you are looking for an extra special gift for a female friend or family member or even for yourself, there’s the GHD Pink Kiss Limited Edition Hair Straightener XMAS Gift Set! Don’t forget; it is a Limited Edition!

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Put the GHD Pink gift set on top of your shopping list this Christmas. If you are looking for a straightener for yourself or for gifting, it does not get better than this!

Pink Violin?

Does anyone know what kind of Violin this is? And about how much would it run for? I am wanting to sell it but in your own opinion how much should i sell it for? It is a hot pink violin (darker than in pic.) comes with the bow, rosin, and 2 music books. The case is Velvet on the inside it is a Dark Redish purplish color. How much do you think i would be able to get for it or ask for it? Thank you very much =)
Here is a pic i found that my violin looks alot like:

http://www.pinksuperstore.com/pink_products/musical_instruments/pink_violin_VI4411R-PKb.jpg
Sorry i hope i put this in the right section

Honestly, I would pay no more than thirty to thirty five dollars for any instrument that has been painted.

Painting an instrument, especially when it's done in a factory, can have negative impacts on sound tone and quality.

Furthermore, most instruments that are painted are worth very little to begin with -- after all; few would be willing to actually paint a high quality instrument.

Furthermore, it would look strange, and honestly somewhat tacky, in an orchestra or performance setting. If it were an electric violin, I wouldn't mind, however I would choose a different color. I would never use a painted violin in a group setting unless it were a very high quality instrument that was professionally painted in the proper manner and were a part of the group's theme; for instance, if every member of the group had a painted instrument.

All in all, I'd pay no more than thirty to thirty five dollars, and even that would be only if I wanted it for recreational purposes. If I had a young child that would not yet be in an orchestra but was going to learn the violin, I might get them a colored violin just for them to enjoy -- however, by all means, I would ensure that they also had a high quality traditional instrument for any performances or orchestras.

Thirty to thirty-five would be my top price. If it's a high quality bow and case, maybe up to fifty.

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