I straighten my hair almost every dayor at least i try toI have a mini conair oneIts not the bestbut it never gets as straight as I want it tooI seem to miss spotsMy hair is fairly long with some layersIts brownIm 13Idk what to do to get it to look better and not so blahh!
One is junk and the other is more expensive junk
the Premium has the shaker 500 sound system.sport bucket leather trimmed seats lor accented seats.Dual piston front calipers Performance front and rear brake pads Performance 3.73 axle ratio Unique front strut and rear shock tuning Strut tower brace SVT front sway bar SVT rear sway bar SVT lower rear control Unique ESC tuning 19” painted-aluminum wheels with unique 19” Pirelli summer-only performance tires Tire inflator kit replaces spare tire those are all of them for the track package.also comfort package.and upgraded security package
Foremost Authority must be a Chevy guyYou know, the car company that DIDN'T win car of the year? The same one that took government money, the same one that isn't used by police and taxi drivers because of their reliability Anyways, the differences are the Premium has the option of adding the track pack (basic performance stuff really) and an interior trim packageIf you want more performance and you have the money or tools/time for installation, use aftermarket rather than the basic packageIt will end up more expensive but it will yield much better results
Try using a larger hair straightening ironMiniature-sized straighteners are best only for traveling when you can't bring along a larger one and for short hair, bangs, or small pieces of hairA 1-inch sized iron should be more effective You could also try sectioning off your hair as you straighten itStart by tying off the top section of your hairThen start straightening the section that's left hanging downOnly straighten one- to two-inch sections of hair at a time; if you try to straighten too much hair at once, it won't work as wellGo slowly (but not too slow) down the hair and run the straightener over your hair at least two to three times to assure that it's completely straightThen repeat with the next piece of hair, and so on, until you've finished the lower half of your hairAfter that, let down the top half of your hair and repeat the same process of slowly straightening small sections and running the straightening iron over the hair two or three timesAnother thing that will help the straightening process is using the iron on a higher heat settingThe hotter the iron is, the better it will straighten, though you shouldn't set it any hotter than is necessary for your hairAlso, make sure that before you straighten your hair you use a heat protection spray, otherwise you'll cause more damage to your hair, and damaged hair is harder to keep straight.
