Put in a leave-in while the hair is wet. Add a little bit more before you straighten it.
Depending on how heavy the hair is how heavy the conditioner should be. If you're not sure, buy samples or ask what the return policy is. This stuff can be expensive to do hit or miss on.
It's a tad pricey, but it is amazing how well it works on my mixed, huge volume, kinky, curly hair. Sometime I might even get around to posting a picture.
Also, it says best for thick or curly, but it is my aunt's and she has fairly straight, much-thinner-than-mine red hair, and it always looks great after she does it.
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Date: 2011-11-25 03:17 pm (UTC)Depending on how heavy the hair is how heavy the conditioner should be. If you're not sure, buy samples or ask what the return policy is. This stuff can be expensive to do hit or miss on.
Let me go check on the Nume: http://www.numeonline.com/shop/products/Fashionista.html
It's a tad pricey, but it is amazing how well it works on my mixed, huge volume, kinky, curly hair. Sometime I might even get around to posting a picture.
Also, it says best for thick or curly, but it is my aunt's and she has fairly straight, much-thinner-than-mine red hair, and it always looks great after she does it.
Not sure if it's better than the instyler though.