heat protectant for hair while straightening?

Question

I'm looking for a good heat protectant to use while straightening my hair. I don't want to spend too much on it, but I want it to work good.

Answer 1

I use CHI silk infusion (non-greasy or heavy), just a dime size amount in the hand and rub it evenly throughout the hair. After sectioning my hair, I very LIGHTLY spray Aveda Brilliant Damage Control to the strands (not sticky or heavy). After I am done straightening the hair, I then apply a dime size amount of Farouk Biosilk Silk Therapy (not greasy, heavy, smells so good, controls frizz). I also use the CHI flat iron. It is worth every penny. Ceramic is less damaging to the hair. Good luck!

Answer 2

whilst i take advantage of my warmth protectant i spray it in the sections and brush via my hair before i commence straightening it. this is a twig, even nonetheless it incredibly is conserving your hair from the warmth of the straightener so it won't be a issue.

Answer 3

I use this stuff called Frizz Buster. It's geared for Caucasian hair, but since my hair is napptural, it works great on mine too and reduces frizzing.

Answer 4

Try Tresemme or Mark Hill.

Answer 5

I forgot the exact name, but there is a Redken product designed for this. Either go to your local salon or Ulta and you can find many there.

Answer 6

Ioin

Answer 7

Use Thermasilk shampoo and conditioner. It works wonders. Except they're discontinuing it soon. So try it and stock up if you like it.

Answer 8

TRESEME! works wonders for me, and not too expensive