ive got kinda short, wavy hair and i want it straight. where can i buy a mini hair straighter (like an actual store, not the internet).
i want a cheap one cuz im a cheap bastard :P its got to work well tho. (i want one prefferably form the brand HOT TOOLS)
I would go to Sally's or a beauty supply store
if yes or no then which is better to use with less chemicals in it?
hair salon or hair straightener?
specific answers plzzzz.
Depending on what chemicals you want to use on your hair. If you are chemically going to straighten your hair you may want to ask them to moisturize your hair too. That way there isn't that much damage. If you use a hair straightner you may want to use a fortified conditioner or deep conditioning at home.
They could.
yup
It depends some chemicals are good for your hair others make you lose hair
they say it does but I use Garnier anyway cuz I love it
Yes!Hair salonis better...a straightner practically fries your hair...which cause frizziness....and split ends...and lots of other problems.
yes they do , lowlights replinish hair while highlights make it dry and brittle and if ur goin to use a striaghtner use a ceramic one they tend to do less damage and use a hot spray or gel to protect your hair!! sure helped this helped
straigtherner
yes, chemicals damage your hair. Blonde, and bleaching, is worse than putting dark color in your hair. And my hair was FRIED when I got a perm a l-o-o-o-ng time ago. I had a scalp burn, and stubble ! Never again ! Also, I had a relative whose hair just started melting because she bleached it too much ! Go to a professional.
I don't think so. I apply chemicals to my hair every 4-6 weeks. I think it is the quality of care you provide your hair in between. All great hair needs proper maintenance, no matter if you use chemicals or not. I've used Pantene for years, not solely but in addition to regular hair care.
Chemicals damage hair, so does heat I would try to limit both. But the salon seems to last longer which in turn means you go less.
of course its chemicals but some products do have chemicals but they are very lightly damage your hair real the back of the product and find out or ask some one at the store to help you and they will glad to help because thats their job good luck
yes chemicals damage your hair badly.
you can use hair strigtner then maintain the hair.
My hair is naturally wavy/curly. I look way better with it straightened. However, whenever I use my Wet to Dry hair straightener, it usually curls back up in the back, and becomes all frizzy in that one spot, and all kinky everywhere else in the back. But in the front it's all straight. Help?
I so know what you mean!! I myself have the same problem, I used to iron my hair with a clothes iron untill I discovered a friends professional ceramic flat iron. I was absolutely AMAZED! at how well it worked ........Isinis Ceramix is the one i'm using ( I'll try to find the link online ). It comes with a comb attached to one side, which i removed ( it's an option ). The only reason why i did this is because when i tried it out, there was no comb, my friend said that she felt that it tangled her hair and that she had gotten hers from her aunt - whom works in a salon and that they don't use thiers either - I never even tried it - removed it right away. Ok - back to the wonders of your new friend - cuz trust me!! you'll think of it as a part of you!!....lol I do! : )
It reallt does work GREAT!! It last forever! and i really do mean that. So untill you shampoo your doo or get caught in the rain
( *wink ) It will stay straight! all over not just the top layor. I hope this answer helps you - you definitly wont ever regret the purchase! I found mine on special for $60
i have the same problem w. that kind of straightener. its wayyy better to use a regular one...i just use a revlon stylix one from walmart and it works GREAT!
Go with the natural curl!
if your hair is just down right curly (i mean knotted frizzy cant stand it curly) then use some moose or gel from Pantene, make sure it says something about straitening out hair. Also switch your shampoo to something that will help tame curly hair, %26amp; deep condition it.
Anyways when your hair is still very damn (not sopping wet) apply the gels %26amp; moose閳ユ獨.
Help you hair out by blow drying it in the back (brush it while your drying so it will dry straight.) then I guess whenever your hair is dry enough (%26amp; I guess wet enough) to straighten do so, your hair should be much more controlled %26amp; relaxed.
Hair wax might help but too much can make your hair greasy. I would switch over to a normal straightener.
Hope that helps!
I have an extremely thick growth of frizzy hair and am trying to purchase a ceremic Hair Straightener. Are there any brands which I should look out for?
You can use Chi, Sedu, and a Bionic Ionic are good quality ceramic straightners. They cost more than $100 you can look at their reviews or buy it at www.folica.com or at salons. Since you have frizzy hair you should straighten your hair in small sections and use frizz-ease products.
My sister says chi is the best brand.
First of all, I have thick, frizzy, hair with tight curls, so I feel your pain.
You might not want to invest in a straightener though, heat styling fries your hair even further.
The key to helping frizzy hair is moisture; quench your hair's thirst. Incorporate a weekly deep conditioner or moisturzing hair mask. You could also try 100% Virgin Coconut Oil, which you can purchase at Indian grocery stores, Parachute is a good brand.
Try to keep heat styling to a minimal, and diffusers work better for frizzy thick hair than blowdryers. Hold the diffuser about 6" from hair and put it on a lower heat setting.
Never heat style hair with a thick silicone product like Frizz Ease, save that for after.
You should get a CHI, its a little pricier, but its worth it. It will get rid of that frizz and wont kill your hair. Plus you can curl with it too. Its bomb
I bought mine from Sally's Beauty Supply. The brand was Gold 'n Hot. Look here http://www.sallybeauty.com/shop/1650/255...
Works very very well because it heats up very hot. It's not great for your hair, but with the way it makes your hair look, no one will ever notice that it dries your hair out. Also you should put a serum on your hair when its when. I always liked the Zero Frizz brand. You only need a teeny bit and after you hve blowdried and straightened your hair it looks great. Good luck, hope this helps!
I feel your pain. I had a hot tools one for a while and it worked fine, but then I got a CHI...changed my life forever! Seriously, ceramic plates are the key and since it's only an inch wide, I never burn my neck. They are more expensive (mine was $100) BUT they have a lifetime warranty. They're only available at beauty supply stores (not department stores like target or walmart). I recommend it 100%
no i think you should go to a salon because i have friends that got their frizzy hair problems solved there. and after u get a treatment there and ask for their advice, then u can buy their recommended products to keep it smooth
Seriously (and my stylist confirmed), they are all the same unless you're going to drop $300 on a professional one. Use it at the hottest setting - it won't damage your hair. I got a $25 one from Target (Vidal Sassoon maybe?) and it's great. I won't feel bad when it burns out, or when the plates get unsmooth and I need to replace it.
I do recommend getting one that's between 1 and 2 inches wide - wider ones are much harder to use on yourself.
I tried combing it for hours and used a hair straightener and it still doesnt work!!! Is there a product that works under $8.00?
My hair looks like a witches hair its so horrible!!!
Sorry if that was mean(;
Go to the dollar store. I'm serious. Look for a bottle with leave in conditioner. The liquid kind. Then buy a spray bottle. The kind of spritzer that cleaning chemicals come in. Put the leave in conditioner in it. After taking a shower spray this all over your hair, I'd say like 5-7 spritzes for shoulder length hair so it gets all over. Brush out the knots and leave it. The worst thing you can do is brush it when it's dry. Then pull it up in a bun or ponytail. If your hair is too short for a ponytail this may be part of your problem. If your hair is wavy an short, it's going to puff out more. The longer it is, the more it will be weighed down and less puffy. Also, layering tends to help. Ask a hairstylist to help you.
Good luck!
use frizz ease, use a straightener, extra conditioner
use any shampoo AND conditioner that is specially designed for think/frizzy hair. I use Sunsilk Anti-Poof (its in a blue bottle) and really works well for my thick hair. I've also found that if you can take a shower early enough that you can just let your hair air-dry that its wayyyy less frizzy than when I do blow-dry it. I have also tried many many straighteners but none ever seemed to work!!! until I got a Chi hair straightener, it's amazing!!!! it can make any think or curly hair go straight in minutes! now Chi is a more expensive brand but it is well worth it!
I have the remmington wet to dry straightener but I think it's time for an upgrade they both seem like good straightener's but I'm sure one is better then the other. I'm not worried about the cost.
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Chi all the way, I have one and could not live without it.!
What is the Best Hair:...
~ Straightener
~ Curling Iron
~ Shampoo
~ Conditioner
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The best brand name's are very expensive but you could use cheaper brand's that work just as well .
Revlon Flat Irons
Revlon Also for curling irons
I like Pantene Pro-V winter rescue ( it's cold here now , I dont know about the state you live in )
Pantene Pro-V Winter rescue conditioner ^^ same as the shampoo ..
80s glamrock ... think BIG!
Try Hair Rebonding.
Curling Iron is the sexiest hair and most of the guys like that
curls are always cool, especially on women they look hot as hell ;)
This just my personal opinion...
I love all Redkin products! You can only but them at a salon, but they have saved my damaged hair! I also like Pantene. When I can't afford Redkin, I go for the Pantene. As far as straighteners go, a Chi is top of the line. You can prchase one online at www.folica.com for about $90.00. Personally, I think that almost all hair straighteners, as long as they are ceramic, are created equal. You can get them from any beauty supply store for as cheap as $20.00.
You can also purchase a Chi professional ceramic curling iron from folica. Any ceramic one will do. Metal will damage your hair too badly.
Good Luck!
