Hair straightners?

I use hair straighner's everyday at the moment as my hair is quite short (i am in the process of growing out he layer's by visting the hairdresser's every 4-6 week's).


I use a good shampoo and conditionerpuls a ghd thermal heat protector but i blow dry.





My hair gets a littke dry between vist's to the hairdresser's,can anyone recomond a good treatment for dry hair?


I live in the uk.Hair straightners?
stop shampooing everyday. Hair has natural oils that will help. If you wash your hair every 2-3 days there should be less need to use heat to style which will also help.Hair straightners?
Before you blow dry use a cream, because you can't use cream on dry hair. then use a heat protectant spray.
VO5 Hot Oil Treatments every 2 weeks would work wonders on dry hair..





I also would reccomend Brocata Mosturizing Cream, you just put it all over your hair and put a shower cap on leave it for 20-30 mins. then wash it out, and you'll notice how soft and mosturized your hair is.





Also, try to air dry your hair as much as possible.. oh and shampoo/wash your hair every other day shampooing/washing it everyday causes you to removed essentials needed





good luck =)
you could go to the drugstore and just get a hair mask. you use it once a week %26amp;They are really cheap about 10 dollars. They also have these little single application packages for 1 dollar, but i dont know if you have shoppers drugmart in the uk :s
Well, I'm trying to grow my hair out too. Its pretty short, but I want it to get longer for my wedding in August. I blow dry and use the Chi 5 days a week. All you really have to do is make sure you condition everyday and also use a leave in conditioner before you straighten. there's really no way to avoid the dryness, but if its just a little than its ok. Just dont stop the heavy conditioning. Don't use Pantene shampoo....it is the most acidic out of all the shampoos on the market.
i had the same problem. go to your hairdressers and ask for john frieda frizz-ease straightening potion and avec professional volumising vitamin treatment. you may not be able to get the john frieda stuff in your hairdressers, but they normally sell it in supermarkets. makes your hair shiny, smooth and soft. helps with frizz too.
well im not sure if they sell this product but i had the same problem use this stuff called thermasilk because it actually has silk in it that helps straightener damage like what i have hoped this helps
Paul Mitchell shampp oo super skinny serum
Try giving your hair an oil treatment every once in awhile. My mother has dry hair and I help her treat it. I could give you some other product names, but they're not shipped out to the UK. So the best advice I can give you is to use olive oil on your hair and let it set for say a half an hour if your hair is a little dry, but let it set for a solid hour if your hair is really dry. Then, wash it out and you'll want to use shampoo. It doesn't matter what kind of shampoo you use either. Also, try to slack up on washing your hair so much. At least go for 2 or 3 days in between washing your hair.





Good Luck!