Question:
How to make pudding pie (:?
well we have like jell-o chocpudding i want to make pudding piejust plain simplelike chocpudding on crustlolbut i want like a recipe thing cause idk if its just that simple to do like pudding crustplease helppp (: thankss lt;3
Answer:
There probably wont be much damage done to your hair, but, if you plan on straightening your hair from now on, i would buy a heat protectant serumIf you do that i recommend brands like Chi or Paul Mitchell.
It should be fine! Just before you begin to straighten your hair, try putting some spray or cream to prevent any damage to the ends of your hair (if you have any) and comb through your hair a couple timesAlso make sure you don't have the tempon the straightener up too high, or else it could make your hair frizzy without the spray or creamHope this helpsGood luck! :)
From what you have described your hair as, I think I have the same typeI don't straighten it all the timeOnly on special occasionsSo, you can use special thermal protector hair product (spray) that you can probably find at your local drug martIt won't be that expensive, only a couple of dollarsThen I always straighten my hair at the middle temperature that way it will straighten but won't dry my hair outThe only way your hair can become damaged is from using a straightner everyday, leaving it on a certain section of hair for too long, not using protector product, and putting it on the hottest temperatureI think you will do fine, it won't cause any damage what so ever for tonight only! P.S: Hair spray your hair half way done, on the straight part so it won't frizz!
As long as you use a good heat protection product on your hair you should be finei have naturally wavy/curly hair and i blow dry it as straight as i can before using the hair straightener, it stays straight for longer and means you dont have to go over the same areas with the straightener again and again so it wont get damaged, there may be a few split ends if you continue to straighten but they can be cut off when you get your hair trimmedNever ever use oils with your straightener because that will cause the damage that your worried about by burning your hair.
Making a good pie crust is the tricky part, if you're a beginnerI never got good at crusts, so I've always used the frozen premade crusts that come in an aluminum pie tinBake the empty crust according to the directions on the package, and allow to coolMeanwhile, make the pudding according to package directionsPour it into the pie crust, then chill in the refrigerator until the pudding setsThen, spoon or spray whipped topping on topIt really can be that simple!
There probably wont be much damage done to your hair, but, if you plan on straightening your hair from now on, i would buy a heat protectant serumIf you do that i recommend brands like Chi or Paul Mitchell.
It should be fine! Just before you begin to straighten your hair, try putting some spray or cream to prevent any damage to the ends of your hair (if you have any) and comb through your hair a couple timesAlso make sure you don't have the tempon the straightener up too high, or else it could make your hair frizzy without the spray or creamHope this helpsGood luck! :)
From what you have described your hair as, I think I have the same typeI don't straighten it all the timeOnly on special occasionsSo, you can use special thermal protector hair product (spray) that you can probably find at your local drug martIt won't be that expensive, only a couple of dollarsThen I always straighten my hair at the middle temperature that way it will straighten but won't dry my hair outThe only way your hair can become damaged is from using a straightner everyday, leaving it on a certain section of hair for too long, not using protector product, and putting it on the hottest temperatureI think you will do fine, it won't cause any damage what so ever for tonight only! P.S: Hair spray your hair half way done, on the straight part so it won't frizz!
As long as you use a good heat protection product on your hair you should be finei have naturally wavy/curly hair and i blow dry it as straight as i can before using the hair straightener, it stays straight for longer and means you dont have to go over the same areas with the straightener again and again so it wont get damaged, there may be a few split ends if you continue to straighten but they can be cut off when you get your hair trimmedNever ever use oils with your straightener because that will cause the damage that your worried about by burning your hair.
Making a good pie crust is the tricky part, if you're a beginnerI never got good at crusts, so I've always used the frozen premade crusts that come in an aluminum pie tinBake the empty crust according to the directions on the package, and allow to coolMeanwhile, make the pudding according to package directionsPour it into the pie crust, then chill in the refrigerator until the pudding setsThen, spoon or spray whipped topping on topIt really can be that simple!
