lol definately sounds time consuming. Think ill stick with the hair straighters lol.KirrynAlane said:get a round brush, good hair product, and a good hair dryer. then section your hair into managable bits and leave the bit you want to start on out, and pin the rest back.
then get the brush up under the bit of hair, point the hair dryer DOWN the hair shaft and start from the roots and dry downwards.
its how i do it anyways, n it works for me
blow drying is hard though, and time consuming. so i say blow $300 on a GHD straightener. lol. its heaps easier.
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Best shampoo/conditioner for dry/damaged frizzy hair? (1 Viewer)
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KirrynAlane
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*claps*rozymisty said:
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I have to say Garnier Fructis... Long and Strong for me 'cause I'm planning on always having very long hair... I esp. love the conditioner... just running my fingers through my hair while in the shower... it just feels so soft and rehydrated. Don't mind my theatrics
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yeah ima have to get into this garnier stuff haha. it seems to be highly recommended.