Goody “Styling in a Flash!” Giveaway 

June 1, 2012

UPDATE: We have our winners: Maria Atkins, Jill Hartung Munoz, Michelle Northcutt, Janice Cash, Alexandra Johnson, Lisa Smith, Shari Garber, Sirena Melchor, Jamie Jewel, and Shea Naylor Balentine. Please check your email on how to claim your prize. Thanks to everyone who entered!

Does it take you hours to style your hair? We hear ya. (Did you know dryer users spend over four full days per year drying hair? Yikes.) Now you can speed up the process with two new Goody products:

Goody QUIK STYLE Paddle Brush: This revolutionary new paddle brush features microfiber bristles that wrap around wet hair like a towel to absorb water with every stroke, removing 30 percent of water from the hair to reduce overall styling time.

Goody HEAT Flash Dry Blow Dryer: Flash Dry’s Pro Speed fan accelerates airflow, doubling air power for faster blowouts. More tourmaline ion-rich airflow penetrates hair follicles, creating the smoothest, frizz-free results possible. 

The prize: 10 winners will receive a Goody QUIK STYLE Paddle Brush and a Goody HEAT Flash Dry Blow Dryer.

To enter: All you have to do to enter for your chance to win is fill out our submission form on our Facebook page.

 The deadline: This contest will run from Monday, June 4th to Friday, June 8th. We will be picking the winner at 12 p.m. on Friday, June 8th. Good luck! (US only)

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Hopefully I'll get my electronic addiction back under control, and be at baseline nerdiness once again.

So I'm Kevin. I like to play videogames, and make snarky commentary about said videogames. My general approach to games tends to be a more pragmatic one, eschewing scholarly examinations in favor of simple questions like "is it fun?". When not playing videogames, I tend to browse craigslist in some effort to fill the aching hole in my heart. Thus far, nothing on the "free stuff" section has managed to do it, but I still hold onto hope!