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Chemical Straightening
I was thinking about using one of those chemical hair straightening kits that can now be bought in the shops (i.e. in boots) How easy are they to screw up? I don't want to wreck my hair either, so does it really dry it out or anything? My hair is kinda blondey brown, quite thick and wavy, expecially when it drys naturally.
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Hi Drwhofan,
If you are going to go through with it, go to a hair dressers! I wanted it done for ages and was told to try GHD straighteners first. Never did get it done!
I know that it is a hassle straightneing your hair or having to go and do it, but these kits contain some bad stuff for your hair, i would definatley go to your hairdresser first and ask their advice.
Melons. x
If you are going to go through with it, go to a hair dressers! I wanted it done for ages and was told to try GHD straighteners first. Never did get it done!
I know that it is a hassle straightneing your hair or having to go and do it, but these kits contain some bad stuff for your hair, i would definatley go to your hairdresser first and ask their advice.
Melons. x
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