hair please help? sedu hair straightner?

answers1: It will eventually fry your hair, yes. You must use a
really good protective spray or lotion for heat styling to use with
the iron. I would suggest you just invest in a really good blowdryer
and round brush to give your hair a break every once in a while. T3
makes a good brush for straightening and Babyliss makes the best
dryers.
answers2: I've been straightening my hair everyday since the 9th
grade. I'm a senior in college now. You just have to put product in
before you straighten to protect your hair. Also don't go through your
hair rough w/ your straightner, be gentle. I recommend heat glide by
redken. It's a serum but definitely doesn't make your hair greasy,
trust me I'm a hair fanatic. One or two pumps of it and it's great.
It's costs 15 dollars, but lasts forever. Good luck! <br>
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Also make sure your hair straightner is ceramic.
answers3: only use it twice a week <br>
and dont wet your hair <br>
i know it sounds disgusting <br>
but i started doing that <br>
and my hair now is soft and straight and not that damaged <br>
use a great shampoo (DOVE works like wonders!) <br>
and a heat protective spray only use spray! dont use the gels <br>
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even though it is still the sedu it will still damage your hair ;]
answers4: Don't straighten your hair everyday! Always use a good
shampoo and conditioner and always always always (and i do mean
always) use a heat protecting product when drying and straightening
your hair. Also, NEVER straighten your hair when it is wet! If your
hair is really dry look into a deep conditioner.
answers5: I would say it depends on how bad your hair is now....I have
a Sedu hair straightener and i use it everyday and my hair is not
fried...but it does dry it out so you would have to use a conditioning
mask once a week to keep hair hydrated.
answers6: All Straighteners are a similar...it relies upon how long
you leave them to warmth up. yet straightening hair damages it plenty
as specially in case you do it on a daily basis, so use warmth
risk-free practices
answers7: use a CHI they are lke $180 but they like never brake, and
you can use them while you hair is really damp and it still wont fry
your hair and its better for your hair if you dont want it fryed