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Im using Toni&Guy ceramic digital hair straightener.
If its really thick, then its normal to have problems, the best thing to do is to have it heat up as much as possible and also go over it several times. Try to tie it in different parts and do each part of hair multiple times and then go to another. Using a thick straightner will also help, skinny ones are more usefull for thin hair.
actually, thin ones are better for thick hair. because in thick hair you have to do littler pieces of hair and the thin straighteners are better for that. thick ones are good for thin hair because you just have to go over the hair a few times for thin, and it covers more. moms a hair stylist (:
It might be because your not going thin layer after thin layer. i have alot of hair and my hair is a wavy frizzy mess but if i start out with a really thin half of my hair and do tiny sections at a time it usually works
yuppp (: good thinking! i mean professional straighteners are usually slim because you can give each bit of hair an angle at the bottom, like a fresh blow dried look
Well some hair will straighten easier than others, try turning the heat up, go over the hair several time, get straightning spray to put on it to, hope this helps
Also, to add to haloyeah's response, if you are trying to straighten it after a shower, it's straightens so much easier after you blowdry it.
Well if it is long your suppose to take clips and pin up parts of it while your doing other parts.
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I thought that ablout the slimmer straighteners to
I know that, Im not stupid.
Mmmmm hmmmmm that's right
Do you use a GHD?
