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Tough Hair -
August 24th 2011, 04:41 AM
I can't ever seem to keep my hair straight... i straighten it, and it gets curlier and curlier throughout the day and i get upset because of this. Im trying extra hold hair spray but im not sure if it would hold... my hair is thick, and stubborn. Plus, the hair spray bottle likes to act as a squirt gun instead of a spray bottle. I dont want to spend any more money, what can i do to make SURE my hair stays straight throughout the day, without running to the mirror every 5 minutes? Thanks!
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Re: Tough Hair -
August 24th 2011, 02:45 PM
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The best tip I have for you is to go and buy some thinning scissors and thin your hair out. If your hair isn't as thick then it'll straighten better and it'll take product better. Also, you can get home straightening kits now so this might be something for you to look into. Some of them can be expensive though but they usually have the same brands in the bargain shops that are about half the price. Take care and I hope you get this sorted my hair used to be the same so I feel your frustration 
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Re: Tough Hair -
August 24th 2011, 04:42 PM
Do you straighten your hair often? If you do, it may be worth looking into permanent options. It can cost you $100+ but when done correctly it is quite effective and you won't have to worry about doing your hair in the morning.
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Re: Tough Hair -
August 26th 2011, 09:16 AM
what you could do is go to the hairdressers and get your hair thinned out and when you wash it use a hair dryer with a nosel and use a brush and point the blow dryer down and dry your hair that way your hair will be a bit more flatter and when you are straighterning your hair take your hair in small sections and follow your brush with your straightering then use a frizz-ease finshing cream. Hope that helps
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August 27th 2011, 10:18 AM
thinning it out would be the best opptionn ,,?
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