Hair No More

I layered my hair twice, the long side bangs and blonde highlights and I always straighten it every day. I want it more shiney and keep it flying straight aways with less? All the girls help?

I use John Frieda Frizz-Ease and it works very well. After I straighten my curly hair and my ends look real dry so I put some on and my hair silky, shiny and no fly aways. Hope this helps.

Mayo, and olive oil. Did mine air fab.

Bobby-bins ALSO = <3 or no flyaways.

Use Pantene Prov Purity shampoo and conditioner, this will help to treat your hair and give it shine excellent. Each day when u straighten your hair make sure you never use the iron table. It will kill your hair.

You can buy straighening balms that help them fly aways brands such as Paul Mitchell, John Freda, and sexy hair that produce these products and adapted to all income CN.

To make your hair stay straight, put a balm in every time Moisten dry ur hair straight up and down with impatience. This will help you to prepare. Im only 16 that I spend too much time with my hair. All of these tips worked for me Good luck hun!

I waited a long time for a question like that and I have the perfect solution. Mayonnaise. You know, the kind you use to cook with or put on a hamburger. Once a week put in your hair evenly as gel and brush your hair straight. Leave the mayonnaise in your hair for one hour, then wash. The product contains the natural fat in it. This will put some weight on your hair to get rid of "fly-aways" (Its main objective), but also add a beautiful shine. It works on the worst hair. Promise. Good luck ..

You straighten the heat? Well, that dries out the hair and leaves the door open for fly aways. I would say conditioning, but if you're like me, do not use the hair in contact with your head - my hair is released when the unit is close to my scalp. When you brush, moving upwards, and never draw until it is just that - it stretches your hair like a balloon, and its unequal and .. Icky frizzy. I like Aussie and Garnier Fructis shampoo.
I know that these professionals are not really answers, but I think it's the little things you might forget and neglect and will really help:) Good luck with the next responder.

Ok you do not really want silky straight shiny hair?


If the answer is yes and you really like your hair and think it's worth it so save money and do it professionally done. I do not want to jump dried to a show ... I mean a full on Japanese chemical straightening treatment.



Despite what some girls can tell you on this forum about chemicals recovery does not damage your hair - so well done. The problem that many girls face this treatment is that it is an output) cheap and does not seek a professional to do or B) Do not get the Japanese treatment is focused on thermal moisturizing



I speak from experience and I am a person who has naturally curly thick hair curly poofy that I used to call "The Beast" attached to my head and said didn't help either - is simply more dry .

I used to straighten it everyday with the hair dryer and flat iron and 1 million products in my bathroom - sha bang together.

In fact, now that I've recovered, I literally get into the shower, my hair washed and conditioned with normal things, then towel dried and can air dry perfectly straight and silky. ZERO fly aways (a problem I had faced a lot ironing flat in the past). If I want, I can just dry to dry, but I did not even need a brush to smooth, it just yet s.