Paul Mitchell's The Heat

> Hey!> There was someone out there that recommended this> product for resisting humidity (sorry, I can't> remember who :) ). Can you tell me more about this> product? Is it a before blow-dry thing, or is it a> hair spray? Is it an aerosol? Does it build up?> Etc, etc.> Thanks so much!> AlexandraHi there! I did purchase Paul Mitchell's "THE HEAT" and my hair felt awful!! It had a horrible build up....kinda like sand paper. My hair was not soft at all! Although, it really does resist humidity. I live in Oklahoma so it's really humid here. It's alright, if you don't mind your hair feeling rough and brittle! You do have to use a blow dryer for it to work and it comes in a spritz bottle. It costs about $10.00 at a Salon.Sara

> The heat is a thermally activated spray that is going> to resist humidity and keep the hair smooth and frizz> free. If your hair felt like sand paper, I would> suggest you change your shampoo and conditioner> because your hair is lacking something. I don't know> what you use or if your hair is chemically treated,> but if you are not using Paul Mitchell on your hair to> cleanse and condition you will never have the ultimate> results you are looking for from The Heat. Good hair> starts with the right shampoo and conditioner!Hi Fran! The shampoo and conditioner I use is "Loreal" Vita-vive. I love the results it gives. It has alot of vitamin B in it. Yes, I do color my hair. I know that's where alot of my damage is. My hair is extremely long so most of it is 5 year old dead hair. I keep my ends cut every 2 months. Maybe I need to give Paul Mitchell another try....I just know that the first time I used it I didn't like the results. What shampoo/conditioner do you recommend?Thanks.....Sara :)