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Hair Straighteners

By avi_8 September 24, 2020 3 answers Last updated September 24, 2020

I have a few questions about how to properly use the hair straightener without burning it. 1. How many times a week is it acceptable to use it? 2. If I spray heat protection spray, will I be able to straighten it every day? 3. Is it true that if I straighten it every day it will become like straw? Because when I straighten it, my hair becomes very soft and beautiful, I always want to straighten it, but I have heard that it is terribly harmful for the hair.

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lucy_lim_ answered · September 24, 2020

   I have natural brittle hair. I have been straightening it every day for two years. My hair is falling out and now it is half less, my hair has become thin and damaged. If I could go back two years and have thick, lush and healthy hair again, I wouldn't make this mistake ... Even if you use a heat protection spray, if you don't want such results, DON'T!

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olympialetan answered · September 24, 2020

   I don't understand why you have to straighten it every day, if your press is good, once after bathing is enough. My press is professional at remington and it's just great, it really makes a difference whether you give 30 or 100 BGN for a press. As soon as I straighten my hair until the next bath, there is no movement, no breakage, etc., I have been doing this for a long time. Regarding your question, 1-2 times a week is normal and it does not harm the hair in any way. But don't overdo it. Good luck

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gypsybee8 answered · September 24, 2020

   1. I use mine once a week after I wash my hair, but I use it not to keep my hair straight, but to remove the Friz, I don't know how to explain it, it's just like a lion and the press makes it greasy and smooth. 2. No. The spray does not protect much. Straightening it every day is too much, not only will it become super greasy and it will not have any shape, but you will exhaust it and after 1 year there will be nothing to straighten. 3. Yes, it's true. I straighten mine so that it is soft and without volume, but after years of using the press, although once a week it is now torn.