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Halinka View Drop Down
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    Posted: June 28 2008 at 7:46pm

Hi everyone! My first post, and I don't speak english very well so sorry about the bad grammer!

 

I renctenly bought a hot iran, I been perming my hair now for about 3 years and now I want it straight. It becomes.... how do I explain my hair poofs out when I try to comb it dry, and the iron does not work it makes little difference. Does anyone have tips to make it completly straight!
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Are you using smoothing products? - From the shampoo, and conditioner to serums and hair creams. They should all be formulated to help you smooth your hair.
Does your hot iron get hot enough? I used to have a flat iron that did little to straighten my hair. My newer irons work well.
 
When you use your iron, start at the root area and pull it smoothly and slowly (not too slow) down the length of the hair. Take small sections of hair and be patient. Don't hurry it.
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Irons are the best tools that can tame even the most unmanageable hair into smooth and straight locks, improper use of the device may lead to serious hair damages,you use this tool but it also affect you hair after a long time it make your hair a dull and lifeless,you must care your hair after a striating and use a best product for your hair.
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It sounds like your hair may be very similar to mine.  My hair is not curly, but poofy.  I have found a flat iron that works well with my hair, but it is rather expensive.  I would recommend putting a humidity resistant mousse in your hair before blow drying.  This has helped me tremendously.  Good Luck!

Edited by hairguru - August 23 2010 at 10:34am
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My daughter has wavy hair and for her last birthday I bought her a Karmin Professional Titanium flat iron.   I am not exactly sure whether or not it works wet to dry but look at their website http://www.karminhairtools.com/ca/karmin-titanium.html and read all the details and if you still are not sure contact them through their website and ask any questions.

You English is not bad at all, well done.   I hope this reply helps you.
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