And use a protective product against the heat
when you straighten it; it will work better, last longer and stop some
of the damage to your hair. There is a great straightening spray
made by Lee Stafford, available in the UK (and I'm not sure where else
- seen it on sale in Europe too, but not widely), otherwise I have
heard good things about the GHD iron oil too.
If you have a friend or relative who has some straighteners, borrow
them and see whether you can get the effect you want before shelling
out for your own ones! Good luck.
I use the Lee Stafford Flat Iron Protection Mist. It's very good - I highly recommend. It smells gorgeous too!
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And use a protective product against the heat when you straighten it; it will work better, last longer and stop some of the damage to your hair. There is a great straightening spray made by Lee Stafford, available in the UK (and I'm not sure where else - seen it on sale in Europe too, but not widely), otherwise I have heard good things about the GHD iron oil too.
If you have a friend or relative who has some straighteners, borrow them and see whether you can get the effect you want before shelling out for your own ones! Good luck.
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In my experience hair straightening creams are a waste of money, to get hair that stays straight, you need heat, whether it be blown out or straightened with hair straighteners.
Yup. I'd say flat iron it. That's probably your best bet.
In my experience hair straightening creams are a waste of money, to get hair that stays straight, you need heat, whether it be blown out or straightened with hair straighteners.
hi.. i want to get my hair hair staightened(i m a guy) and i have normal hair..will straightning creams like wella or berina help..does oil make hair curl??
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