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hair streghtening
ok well i have wavy hair and i streghten my hair every day with a hair streghtener and like an hour later its wavy again? is there somthing i can use that my hair will always be strait after i streghten it? and i have conair it was like 50 dollars at cvs
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Conair isn't a really good straightener. I would recomend getting a new one. I use Rusk and it works GREAT. Or, you can go on sallybeauty.com. That place has very good straigheners. Also, if it is humid where you live, that could make your hair unstraight. I also recomend getting two products from Aquage. The straighenening ultragel and the like shining spray stuff. I use hat and it helps and makes my hair smoother. I hope you find something you like! Good luck <3
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conair's really bad, your hair is gonna get fried. but stay out of humid places and get a straighter from revlon
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Use sunsilk straighten up shampoo and conditioner
also use sunsilk straighten up 24/7 cream!
It works soo great
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People below were right- conair does suck! Use a good one- hot tools is good you could get it almost anywhere! Use spray gel and it might keep it in the same shape... (straight)
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conairs suck.. no joke
i would try a helen of troy gold series straighter. i got it for $25 and it works wonders. when i was using a conair my hair was wavy and what not within like 20 mins but it stays straight all day with a helen of troy!
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I have naturally wavy/curly hair as well so I use to have that same problem. I the best solution/tip I have for you would be to let your hair towel dry after you wash it for about 10 minutes or so. Then, take it out of the towel and let it air drive for about 5 minutes or so. It should sitll be wet, but not just damp, yet not completely soaked. Put a hair product like BedHead AfterParty in it. It isn't that expensive and is available pretty much everywhere. If you can afford a product that is a little more expensice, I would recommend Kiwi Blow Serum. Only apply a little bit of whatever product you use. Do not apply it to your roots. It will make your hair oily and greasy looking. Just put it on the ends and away from the roots/scalp. The blow dry your hair and brush it out. This will ensure you will have less freezies and a easier time when straightening. Just before you straighten you hair (It's okay if you hair is still slightly damp) either use a serum that contains silicone (ask at a hair supply place like Ulta) OR (and this is what I use) Biolage thermal active setting spray. Sprits some on around your hair. It is activated by heat and helps lock it in your look. Unlike hairspray, it does not flake on you, or make your hair feel stiff. Don't apply it close to your hair. Hold it futher back. After you astraighten you hair completely squirt some in your hand and comb with your fringers where need be. This should do the trick. The key is to not use a lot of product. Use in moderation. Do not use a silicone based product plus the thermal active spray. I would suggest (for best results) the kiwi serum (just a drop or so) and the setting spray. :)
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