Straightening hair, what products to buy?
Tuesday, July 6th, 2010 at
12:14 am
I have thick curly shoulder length hair. I have a Chi Turbo but it takes to long just to use that, so i straighten with a blow dryer and then go over it with the Chi. I have biosilk which i apply afterwards. What else should I use? Something to protect my hair from the heat or to make it nice….
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you should get CHI iron guard….it works great for my hair.
You should go to a professional salon and ask what they suggest. I personally use Redken Smooth Down because it helps control frizz by protecting the hair from overheating. Chi’s are extremely hot, so you should definitely put something in your hair before flat ironing so you don’t burn the heck out of your hair! You’ll even be able to tell the difference the first time you use something.
Get some smoothing creme or heat protection creme, just look in the styling products at the store you’ll find it quickly
The herbal essence shampoo that says ‘straighten up’ is awesome and ‘Sunsilk straighten up’ works so great and you really don’t even have to straighten your hair. You just put it in after you take a shower.
Matrix at Beauty Salon the product line for straight hair,removes
frizzy and curl.It’s orange,the bottles.The people at the salon will know what you want.Get a thermal protector too.
maybe u shouldnt use all of that. ur hair will fall out. i guarantee it. besides curly is in fashion now.
Sounds like your doing the right stuff…you could try a moisturizing shampoo(Dove has a good one) or a moisture treatment (Aussie Deep 3 Minute Miracle)…you can get both of these at Wal-Mart