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straightening my hair
okay i want to straighten my hair tomorrow & i was wondering if anyone had any tips??
-i have to do it in the morning after my shower
-i have to blow dry my hair (i dont have a straightener you can use when your hairs wet)
-i have pretty much time about 15-20 mins
-my straightners pretty good. its the revlon thin ceramic straighteners
i juss wanted a few tips.
thanks!!
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these girls last year did a demonstartation of ironing your hair. and she didndt catch on fire or anyhting. when she didnt i just said damn to myself. She is a terrible girl.
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Don't ever straighten wet hair unless you want it to break off or get split ends. sizzle sizzle
I have very curly hair and I straighten my hair almost daily. I wash my hair the night before and let it airdry for like an hour(I brush through my curls when it's wet and use frizz ease product in my hair). After, it's mostly air dryed I blow out the rest of it (try not to blow dry too much because it makes your hair really dry, frizzy, and heat is bad for your hair in big amounts)because it is soo bad to sleep on wet hair and even worse to sleep on wet hair that is pulled up. If you want to sleep with your hair up use a ribbon not an elastic!!
In the morning your hair should be totally dry- always use a plastic comb of sorts and not a brush. Straighten it in 3-4 sections.
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What I do is I blow dry it first then I pull almost all of it up in a clip and start off doing the bottom first. Then when that is straight I take a little more down. This was the only way that worked for me to make sure that I got all of it straight. Hope this helped <3
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i would take a shower tonight and strighyten it wit the blow dry then in the mornin i would striaghten it wit a flat iron.
*~Stephanie~*
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well you deffinatly want to make sure your hair is completly dry cause if it is wet it will fry it but im guess ing you know that.
um...depending on how much hair you have 20 mins may or may not be enough time.
when i sraghten my hair i normally put it half up and straigten whats down then take some more down and then straighten that and so on and so on.
theres a few tips hope i helped.
-Jess
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Well I straighten my hair so here are a few tip`s !! =D
- Get a shower the night before.
- Put your hair up && dont dry so then it wont be real puffy && it is still a little wet in the morning, so just try to straighten it then
- && use small pieces of hair.
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Blow dry your hair straight with a round brush and made your hair curve in, not flip out. While you're blow drying your hair, have your straightener plugged in and ready to use. When you're straightening, work in sections. First, clip up (or pony tail) all of your hair excepting the bottom layer. Then straighten the bottom layer, and then keep sectioning it off like that. When you're finished, put on a smoothing milk or leave in conditioner (only use leave in conditioner if it's a liquid, not a gel). Then, when you're all done, use the blow dryer very quickly (no brush, just the top layer needs to be done) put your blow dryer on the cool setting for a finished look. Good luck!
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make sure its completely dry...and if you can avoid it dont just use your straightner try geting a heat defense product that you can put in when its wet, that will help prevent splitends and damage to your hair.
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hey! well i would say 15-20 mins to straigten your hair is probably ok...if you can't allow yourself any more time. make sure your hair is FULLY dryed before starting. and just get like a 2-3 in. clump of hair and slowly move the straigtner down your hair, clamped tightly. you might have to do that a few times if it doesnt straigten enough the first time. xoxo helpachick
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