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    Posted: March 27 2006 at 12:28pm

I already blow dry and straighten with ceramic straighteners and use a heat protectant but have been hearing a lot about the Redken stuff. Do you reckon it's worth investing in?

Also has anybody tried S-Factor products?
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If you flat iron your hair after blowdrying it, it will flaten your hair and take care of the fluffyness. Make sure you use a heat protectant, I am using the Heat Glide by Redken and I love it. Also, use only a ceramic flat iron which will keep your hair healthy.

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I'm wondering if anybody would have any suggestions for me. I have natural curly hair but I recently started straightening it and I find that after I've done it my hair goes quite fluffy and strange. It always looks better the morning after when I've slept on it.

I use an anti-frizz thing by Tigi at the moment before I blow dry/straighten, but that doesn't really seem to do much to help. I'm wondering if there are any products that I could use to get rid of this fluffyness?

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