A product that will help your hair would be Garnier Fructis Sleek %26amp; Shine, deep conditioner, it helps heal what the straightener does to your hair. Not only that but it also helps your hair heal in general. Another product that helps your hair is Paul Mitchell Super Skinny Serum, it helps smooth your hair after what the straightener does. There are other products that could help too, any store has them.
Also, there are specific products that will help too, and that aren't as expensive as the Matrix. But also, maybe you should straighten your hair, and then not straighten it for a couple days meaning you don't wash your hair everyday. That's what I do, and it helps my hair. I can go two days trying not to straighten my hair and it looks healthy and fine. Try doing that, and it should help your hair. Also, you could try just not straightening it, meaning you still wash it as normal but you don't straighten your hair at all to let it heal and become healthy again.What are the BEST hair products to get straight hair?
Lay off the straightening for a while.
Do you use a heat protecting spray before you straighten? You have to or else you'll get major breakage. I recommend using Herbal Essences Break's Over shampoo, conditioner, and a small amount of the leave-in conditioner. Then spray Tresemme heat protecting spray on your hair, add a little shine serum (like John Freida frizzease or something similar) and flat iron.
Also, don't wash your hair every day. Try clipping it up every other day in the shower, and put a showercap over it. That way the steam doesn't make it frizz too much, and your hair gets to rest.
i have a vidal sasoon curling iron and it suxx i dnt like vidal sasoon get a new straigtner and john frida stragthn answer and put it in or hair and blow dry make sure hair is dry ha but it works blow dry for like 5 mins then straughtn your hair and i have really curly hair and i stratghn my hair every day and thats how i keep it from lookn damaged
Remington Allign 12 straightening creme. It's about 10 dollars, maybe a wee bit more. just put it in when your hair is damp, only a little though, because a little goes a looonnng way with this stuff! and if you're not doing this already, use a heat protecting spray before you flat iron your hair. VO5 makes a cheap one thats maybe 4 or 5 bucks that works great. this will prevent your hair from further damage. to finish it off, try a smothing spray or creme that will smooth down broken hairs and frizziness to make your hair look healthy! samy silk is good, and its well under 10 dollars. you can find most of these products at target. hope i helped! =]
sunsilk, the one thats purple. I use it along with blonde protection and its amazing. My hair was frizzy and now its sleak and shiny ALL THE TIME as long as i use it once a week. And its cheap. 拢1 in asda or 4 for 拢3. Thats the only reason i got it and now its the only thing i use. And it protects ur hair at the same time
John frieda...:)
the damage is already done but try going to a hair dresser and DONT USE a straightener thats to HOT
Use John Frieda products, they have straightening serum and a whole bunch of other good stuff. And it smells good!
Frizz-ease hair serum.
It's dirt cheap,
and it works without making your hair frizzy or greasy.
get ashine serum to put in after you straighten it.for cheap protecting spray try chi brand or garnier
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