_Bushra_
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I need some good serum or balm to work with the straightener! Any ideas?
If you're going to spend $300 on a straightener, get your hair ionicly straightened. It will save you sooo much time, and trust me, is soooo worth the money. It's best if you let your hair grow to my length though, where it has slowed down on growing speed and doesn't really grow much anymore, so the regrowth isn't noticeable.hipsta_jess said:GHD is like the God of hair straighteners, if you want to fork out $300
but basically, just get whatever you can afford...try and get one with ceramic plates and variable temperature control though.
Does it worked for dyed hair?yulia said:If you're going to spend $300 on a straightener, get your hair ionicly straightened. It will save you sooo much time, and trust me, is soooo worth the money. It's best if you let your hair grow to my length though, where it has slowed down on growing speed and doesn't really grow much anymore, so the regrowth isn't noticeable.
what was it called?soha said:was told by this awesome hairdresser
to get some straightener thats really small and light weight
cost $330
expensive..but she says its the best $330 shes ever spent in her life and she takes it everywhere..plus she straightened my hair with it..worked wonders..
spin spin sugar said:my hair is naturally dead straight, i hate it, i would kill to have curls/waviness
It can. Some hairdressers won't do it because they're scared they might wreck it. If it's peroxided it can take extra time to straighten and need more care throughout the process. If you want to find out if your hair will be ok, go to Pierre Haddad hair management in Centrepoint and ask for a quote, don't necessarily go there because they are insanely expensive, but they will tell you if your hair is ok for the straightening process. Even tell them you've been looking at other places and they'll tell you if they're going to wreck your hair or not (Pierre Haddad uses different/more expensive products than the Asian places).gloria_b said:Does it worked for dyed hair?
yeah i like bed head's 'control freak' range, i haven't tried to shampoo/conditioner you're meant to start with but i've used the straightening serum and foam and they're really good_Bushra_ said:I need some good serum or balm to work with the straightener! Any ideas?
http://www.ghdhair.com/au/BreaKing said:what can you use to str8n short (guys) hair?
_Bushra_ said:I need some good serum or balm to work with the straightener! Any ideas?