I've been using a Conair $30 hair straightener for about 3 months, and i've noticed that my hair has thinned outIs this because of the straightener that i use or something else? i'm 14Should i invest in a more expensive one? What brand would you suggest?
You MUST use thermal protection on your hair when you straighten itI use CHI 44 Iron Guard Thermal Protection SprayIt is about $ 10-13 a bottleThermasilk makes a less expensive sprayYou SHOULD be using a ceramic straightenerI used to use Revlon's ceramic straightener until I switched to the CHIThe CHI is awesome Also, when you straighten, you MUST straighten small sections at a time, sloooowwwwwlly moving from the base of your hair to the end, one time per piece of hairGoing over the hair too fast won't straighten it enough, so you will have to do it againGoing over the same piece of hair fast, over and over again causes your hair to breakthin hair.
As Arjan suggests Define good and protection It also depends on what type of magnets you haveCeramics, in general, have characteristics that are very good for some applications and that are bad for other applicationsSame is true for plastics/polymers and paints and metal coatings, etc.
You MUST use thermal protection on your hair when you straighten itI use CHI 44 Iron Guard Thermal Protection SprayIt is about $ 10-13 a bottleThermasilk makes a less expensive sprayYou SHOULD be using a ceramic straightenerI used to use Revlon's ceramic straightener until I switched to the CHIThe CHI is awesome Also, when you straighten, you MUST straighten small sections at a time, sloooowwwwwlly moving from the base of your hair to the end, one time per piece of hairGoing over the hair too fast won't straighten it enough, so you will have to do it againGoing over the same piece of hair fast, over and over again causes your hair to breakthin hair.
As Arjan suggests Define good and protection It also depends on what type of magnets you haveCeramics, in general, have characteristics that are very good for some applications and that are bad for other applicationsSame is true for plastics/polymers and paints and metal coatings, etc.
