Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Hair Straightening help?????????

my hair is wavy when its wet, but once it dries it gets really poofy so i have to straighten it. right now i have a CVS 2 inch ceramic straightener, but i dont think it is very good (it was only 20 dollars). when i straighten my hair, it still gets kind of puffy, and i cant get the ends of my hair to be perfectly straight. what i usually do is when my hair is still wet, after a shower, i put Got 2 B straight product in my hair, then i blow dry it, then i straighten it. Are the hair straightener and the spray in stuff i use good enough? What kinds do you use? And do you have any tips on making it straight at the ends?



Hair Straightening help?????????

i have the same straightener! i have the same problem too! my advice is that its not a really good straightener, im saving up for the chi. The best way to get it straight would be to straighten very slowly (like 2-3) minutes each time you put the straightener in your hair. Oh, and to get the ends straight use styling cream (i use fantastics sams)



Hair Straightening help?????????

My Comments on The CHI?



Let me just say that i bought a chi and it is the best thing ever ! I got it at UTLA for 100$ and it works ! I just air dry my hair and it comes out super curly then i plug in my chi and iron my hair and i am done in under 20 min and it looks super stright and shiney !



its worth every penny buy it



Hair Straightening help?????????

You get what you pay for, if you want straight hair then buy the Chi. It is pricy but it works. Also use biosilk. It is great. I put it on before I blow dry and then also when I start to straighten my hair.



Hair Straightening help?????????

CHI flat iron is the one i hear absolutely no complaints about!! Its a lot more expensive - but you get what you pay for!



http://shopping.yahoo.com/search?p=chi%2...



or just google it or do an internet search. You cannot buy this in common stores (like cvs- walmart- sally's etc.) I know A LOT of people that have it and love it! As a matter of fact.... Im gonna buy one right now-lol



Hair Straightening help?????????

I have very naturally curly hair. I just purchased a T3 Tournmaline Wet or Dry straightener and LOVE it. I received a really good deal on it on Ebay, because there is no way I would spend $200 on it! I don't think you have to go that expensive though, if you just get one with good ceramic plates and adjustable heat. For curly hair you have to have higher heat. I also really like using Redken Outshine 01 before I straighten, but I have also had really good luck with the Fructis products. I love their sleek %26amp; shine conditioner, especially when I wear my hair curly. Their spray gel for curls is the bomb, I would have frizzy poofball hair without it!



Hair Straightening help?????????

Don't forget the shampoo and conditioner! Your hair sounds just like mine. I've found that using a shampoo for dry/damaged hair helps a lot! It seems to weigh your hair down a bit.



I also use a giant round brush when drying. Grab a section of hair, pull it straight with the brush, roll up a bit and pull hard as you blow dry. Then i just have to run the iron over the top layer of my hair to smooth out the frizzies.



Hair Straightening help?????????

hey we have something in comen i have the same hair type as you, i know that the others said you should use CHI but here's another straightener you can use that does not cost a ton of money it's (24.99$.......VESSON.. @ TARGET) I USE IT AND IT WORKS GREAT IT IS IMPORTANT TO SECTION YOU HAIR WHEN YOU STRAIGHTEN, FOR BETTER RESULTS ALSO TRY NOT TO WASH YOUR HAIR WITH HOT WATER IF YOU CAN AFTER YOU SHAMPOO AND CONDITION SHOCK YOU HAIR WITH COLD WATER THAT WILL ELIMINATE THE FRIZZES AND IT WILL SHINE...DON'T FORGET IT MATTERS WHAT SHAMPOO YOU USE ALSO TRY TO USE BIOL AGE IF YOU CAN, IT WORKS GREAT..



Hair Straightening help?????????

yes there are much better straighteners but they are pricy it all depends on how much you want to spend you are way better off on asking a hair dresser though.

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