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Aug 7, 2014
Alice A.
So when I go to the hairdressers I get my hair blow dried what products do you guys suggest that can allow me to make it look like it at home? and suggestions on a new hair dryer availble in the uk? or online that ships?
Aug 7, 2014
Rissa G.
A round brush!
Aug 7, 2014
Lauren C.
I love Remington hair dryers and they dry my hair fast too :)
Aug 7, 2014
Kelly V.
Alice, it depends on what hair type you have. I use products based k what kind of hair my clients have and what I think would be best suited for them. other then that, and round brush is key. your hair looks long so a big round brush (wider then a soda can) will work best. I always crazy dry the hair first then take sections starting st the back of the head and round brush them (look at YouTube for some more instruction). its not easy on yourself but practice makes perfect :-)
Aug 7, 2014
Alice A.
I have quite normal to greasy hair but I get quite abit of friz so I'm looking for products that help thar and the static I have a round brush but its quite small so I'm going to look for a bigger one :)
Aug 7, 2014
Sadie B.
Get the Revlon Equave Detangling Conditioner! It's around $20 and it's absolutely amazing! I bought it in the hairdresser, it leaves your hair sleek and shiny, and it smells amazing:-)
Aug 7, 2014
Sadie B.
And if you're looking for something to reduce frizz I'd go with 'extraordinary oil' by Loreal! Again, absolutely amazing!
Aug 7, 2014
Lauren C.
I also use the revlon equave suggested by Sadie and love it and their leave in conditioner and I have the same hair type as you :)
Aug 7, 2014
Alice A.
Thanks guys I will have a look online :)
Aug 8, 2014
Bree B.
Since you have a lot of hair, I recommend this stuff cuz it's awesome!
http://www.kenra.com/ProductDetails.aspx?ID=91
It seriously works on reducing blow dry time.
I also think good professional tools make a difference. I mainly use Babyliss, that's just what I know, so that's what I can speak to. A good blow dryer and whatever hot tool you use: curling iron or flat iron, is worth the investment. They last so much longer with better results on your hair, you more than get your money's worth.
Aug 9, 2014
Alice A.
I completely agree my last splurge was my ghd strightners and they are by far the best I have ever used :)