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Hair straightener suggestions/tutorial (foids gtfih)

unknown mtn

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@Luxe told me I would look better with straighter hair, does the hair straightener matter or do I just get the cheapest one? Also, do you just straighten your whole head at once or like how does that work?
 
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Honestly depends on ur hair type the cheapest one might do fine. Just do it in small sections to get as straight as possible. Also use heat protectant I have one from chi I think it’s pretty good and not too expensive
 
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Abi said:
Honestly depends on ur hair type the cheapest one might do fine. Just do it in small sections to get as straight as possible. Also use heat protectant I have one from chi I think it’s pretty good and not too expensive
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wet hair or dry hair when using it?
 
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unknown mtn said:
@Luxe told me I would look better with straighter hair, does the hair straightener matter or do I just get the cheapest one? Also, do you just straighten your whole head at once or like how does that work?
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idk man get advice from the primal ngas they be changin hair from time to time
 
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If you end up wanting ur hair straight all the time I invested in a steam straightener and the longevity is just so much better they’re only like 30-50 dollars but h can get a straightener for like 10
 
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unknown mtn said:
@Luxe told me I would look better with straighter hair, does the hair straightener matter or do I just get the cheapest one? Also, do you just straighten your whole head at once or like how does that work?
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I'd recommend buying one that's on the smaller side so its easier to handle if you have short hair, also maybe one with temp setting/made for ur hair texture. Too hot you could cook it, too little and it doesn't do much. Also heat protection is prolly a good idea, frankly i wouldn't know since i don't use it. Work by sections at a lower heat to see how it looks first, then go from there.
 
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Xx_Sh4tteredHe4rt_xX said:
I'd recommend buying one that's on the smaller side so its easier to handle if you have short hair, also maybe one with temp setting/made for ur hair texture. Too hot you could cook it, too little and it doesn't do much. Also heat protection is prolly a good idea, frankly i wouldn't know since i don't use it. Work by sections at a lower heat to see how it looks first, then go from there.
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Mr. mtn acknowledge me im putting in my contrubution
 
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I got gang stalked all morning I fucking deserve this
 
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Xx_Sh4tteredHe4rt_xX said:
I'd recommend buying one that's on the smaller side so its easier to handle if you have short hair, also maybe one with temp setting/made for ur hair texture. Too hot you could cook it, too little and it doesn't do much. Also heat protection is prolly a good idea, frankly i wouldn't know since i don't use it. Work by sections at a lower heat to see how it looks first, then go from there.
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sorry i didn’t see this!!
 
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Xx_Sh4tteredHe4rt_xX said:
I'd recommend buying one that's on the smaller side so its easier to handle if you have short hair, also maybe one with temp setting/made for ur hair texture. Too hot you could cook it, too little and it doesn't do much. Also heat protection is prolly a good idea, frankly i wouldn't know since i don't use it. Work by sections at a lower heat to see how it looks first, then go from there.
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i have fairly long hair hold up
 
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