RE: Using a Hair Flat Iron
I did purchase flat iron. I use twice in a week after the shampoo. http://hairstraightenersiron.com/flatirons-c-27.html
Don't forget to use on dry hair.
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RE: Using a Hair Flat Iron
I have purchased GHD hair straightener from http://hairstraightenercare.com/index.php?cPath=60
Such a amazing tool i have got from here. I would say thanks to the company.
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RE: Using a Hair Flat Iron
I have purchased GHD hair straightener from http://hairstraightenercare.com/index.php?cPath=60
Such a amazing tool I have got from here. I would say thanks to the company.
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RE: Using a Hair Flat Iron
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The trick is to buy a high quality flat iron that isn't too large and easy to maneuver. I think a 1 inch CHI would work well for shorter hair. Have you seen this one? http://www.myhairstylingtools.com/hair-tools-c-116.html
Posted on 08/17/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Using a Hair Flat Iron
dont use that it will ruin your hair...go to the store and buy some rollers and wet your hair in the shower before you go to bed...they have soft rollers that you can sleep on...my mother use to twist her hair and pin it before she went to bed and in the morning it would have a nice wavy those hot irons make your hair dry and brittle
Posted on 12/03/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Using a Hair Flat Iron
I have fine hair and I used to have this cut. Blow dry it using a round brush and curling out as you go. When it's dry use a product called DiFi ( sold at salons) rub it into your fingers to soften and then, starting at the root and the bottom pull your hair out to where you want it. Don't use too much at once or it will look greasy. It will take a couple of tries but it works!! Good luck.
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RE: Using a Hair Flat Iron
Not with thin fine hair, which I have had all my life. It will flip out for you for about an hour and that is it. Remember Lissa has hair "people" touching her up every time the camera is off her!
Posted on 11/15/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Using a Hair Flat Iron
I would think for a short flip like hers, you could go more with a curling iron. I know when I had a flip hair do, I used a brush while drying then a WAX (not pomade, need something strong and thick) and flipped it up some more, didn't even need the curling iron.
Posted on 11/14/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Using a Hair Flat Iron
I guess thats why we all have different options. I think you can do this but you will have to use hair gel not wax and a straightener if your hair is curly. Start in small sections, about 1/2 inch, and section your hair off front sides and back depending on if you just have a wave. Pull the hair out from you and place the iron on hair shaft and move slowly flipping it as if to curl it at the end. Continue through out your whole head this should take about an hour. Good luck.
ps don't put straightener right next to scalp as it will burn.
Posted on 11/12/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Using a Hair Flat Iron
You'll have to use some kind of hair product along with the flat iron to make your hair ends flip up. A pomade or hair wax should do the trick.
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RE: Using a Hair Flat Iron
Is there a TV program called Dancing with the Stars? If there is I never watch it and I have no idea who Lisa Rinna is. I then did a search on Google and found her photo.
First of all she has a hair dresser who styles her hair. If your hair is short, be careful that you don't burn your scalp. Lisa Rinna probably has a very loose body perm so her hair can be styled like this. Please don't waste your time trying to achieve the looks of some female star. I also was born with fine hair and I've always kept it short. So I stick with a loose body perm.
Posted on 11/12/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse
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