Could anyone please tell me that what should I do to keep my hair straight apart from Flat Iron,Hair Straighteners and Straight blow dry...
Does it work using a conditioner and smoothing cream to keep them straight.Or any Spray...
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If you go into a humid atmosphere eg. a disco I don't think there is anything you can do to keep hair straight sorry
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If you are afraid of damaging your hair, which I am guessing.. There is not much you can do to keep it straight. There are some products that can smooth out some of the frizz, which you can find in any salon really.. but I find the results after a long day really isn't worth the money spent. You could try a straight blow dry, with the dryer on a medium-to cool which should take down a lot of the damage caused by heat indused products.
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there's relaxers and perms but they pretty much kill your hair!!!1
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No !
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nope, u gotta use those products!
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Rebonding is permanent and makes your hair ram rod straight permanently. Its expensive though and I'm not sure if your salon offer this treatment.
http://www.rebonding.com/
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Um.. well lately i used a moose, it was called "Wella Shockwake - Straight'n'Smooth" and it really did keep my hair straght. but i did need to use a hairdryer, so maybe this doesnt help much
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Depending upon how curly or wavy your hair is sometimes this works. If your hair is super curly this probably will not work. Sorry.
Make sure that your hair is very conditioned. A deep conditioner or hair masque is preferable. Something smoothing, as someone else had suggested.
Spread a small amount of straightening balm through hair, it is not necessary, but it may help. I would use a smoothing cream instead, something like Fekkai's Glossing Cream. http://www.fredericfekkai.com/products/p...
Comb hair with a gentle comb. I prefer the Silkcomb by Cricket. http://www.cachebeauty.com/silkcomb.htm
Now you can do a few different things while hair is wet. You can wear a soft, beanie type cap over your hair until it dries, this usually flattens it out. You can also pull it tightly back into a very smooth ponytail. Always use a soft ponytail holder. You can do two ponytails. These methods will not achieve the same type of straightening as a blow-out or flat iron, but your hair will be straighter.
You can also start drying your hair, do a semi- blow-out, and when it is almost dry roll your hair with the largest velcro curlers that you can find and pin in place. Let dry naturally.
You can always finish with a shine spray.
http://www.bumbleandbumble.com/
I hope this info helps. Good luck!
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i have heard of a hair straightning spray but its (also expensive) its in a shop called boots xx good luck x
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i know you don't want to hear it but if you do decide to stick w/ a flat iron the best is the CHI turbo. I just got it and it heats up in like ten seconds plus it makes my hair look so shiny. I even have a curly frizzy mess for hair but it only takes me like five minutes. It doesn't damage my hair but i bought their hair protectant spray to be safe just in case.
and also if you want to avoid having to blow dry it then take a shower at night and pull your hair back and sleep on it wet.
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There are loads of hair care products on the market. John frieda - frizz ease is the best.
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I use Tressemme style and hold which is really good, on the back it has a level hold label and it says it is an extra and the most you can get is freeze, i think mine works pretty well but if it doesn't work for you then you could look for one that is a freeze.
You also need a decent pair of straighteners, if you have cheap ones which you attach to a hairdryer, they're no use. That doesn't mean you need to spend alot of money to get a decent pair though, i have Remington's which i would seriously recommend, but if you have money to spend then GHD's are really good, though if your in the US then i hear Chi's are good.
hope this helps =]
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Hi well its best to use a straightening or moisturising shampoo and conditoner, and then use a hair serum, heat protection spray and a smoothing balm. But sometimes you have to be careful what products you use, as it makes the hair really flat and greasy and has no movement etc and it just looks un-natural.
I recommend using pantene smooth and sleek, or Avon Advance Technique Straight and smooth shampoo and conditoner, or the Advance Techniques Frizz Control Shampoo and Conditoner, and the Avons Advance Techniques Dry End Serum which I apply to damp hair, I then use Fructis Streghtening Liquid which also protects from heat damage and humidity and then I used Advance Techniques Protect it heat protection spray, I proceed to blow dry, then use this heat protection spray on dry hair on each section as I staighten it with the irons and then I apply the dry ends serum again and my hair stays soft and smooth till I wash it and do the same again. I also finish off by spraying a shine spray afterwards
Here what I use
Shampoo
http://avonshop.co.uk/shop/product.asp?s...
Conditoner
http://avonshop.co.uk/shop/product.asp?s...
Hair Serum
http://avonshop.co.uk/shop/product.asp?s...
Heat Protections Spray
http://avonshop.co.uk/shop/product.asp?p... it%26amp;camp=200804%26amp;dir_delivery=1%26amp;rep_delive...
Finishing Shine Spray
http://avonshop.co.uk/shop/product.asp?s...
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Hi i have been straightening my hair for some time now and have tried many different things my hair is very thick frizzy and curly the best thing i have found is a set of wet to dry straighteners they are fab i do not need to blow dry my hair now i just towel dry and straighten it is a wonderful result perfectly straight hair in about 30mins and stays that way for approx 3 days providing of course i dont get wet apart from the chemical straightening i do not know of any way you can do it without straighteners at least this way you cut out blow drying
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