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danigirl0 Posted:

speaking of flat irons...what do you use to....

keep your hair straight in major humidity?

i am going to a wedding this weekend and want to go super straight, which i can achieve, but what is the best product to keep it frizzless but still soft and full of movement.

i know, im looking for the miracle product!

TIA
lilqtny Posted:

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there is a product called water lock at Ulta that keeps the humidity from getting to your hair, I forgot the price but it was a little up there but it works great!

lilqtny Posted:

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I have VERY curly hair, this was done with the Chi blowdryer and the water lock product,

danigirl0 Posted:

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sounds good. ill spend the $$$ if it works!

janwinterbridejoy Posted:

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my sis has really curly hair as wel uses the same product and loves it l

lilqtny Posted:

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do you know the name, I forgot it b/c I couldn't afford to buy it that day, and now I can't remember
danigirl0 Posted:

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a dual review!!! im going for it ladies!
DCSAAB06 Posted:

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I know Matrix (orange color bottle) makes one as well. Its sprayed on after the blowing, straightening process.
Does the same...locks out the water and humidity.


Matrix Sleek Look Waterfree Lockdown

jandt2006 Posted:

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i have used that matrix line before and i don't like the smell of the shampoo and conditioner line, maybe the spray is different.

lilqtny Posted:

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thats not the one I am thinking of, I am going to call the store, it's my day off and it's going to drive me nuts if I don't find out!

lilqtny Posted:

Updated with product name and info on bottom

The name of the product that will prevent frizz no matter what the weather is, is Sabino Hair Solutions Moisture Block

here it is
lilqtny Posted:

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just bumpin it up cause I know many peole were interested

danigirl0 Posted:

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thanks...i bought it! ill give everyone my review tomorrow!

CJStein Posted:

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I've been washing my hair the night before and putting som eleave in conditioner in it...then sletting it air dry and sleeping on it. In the morning, I spritz it with water, blow it dry with a round brush, go over it with my hair iron, and it's been staying somewhat straight all day...slept on hair is easier to manage.

jozieb0925 Posted:

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Posted by danigirl0

thanks...i bought it! ill give everyone my review tomorrow!



I would love to know how this works.
jandt2006 Posted:

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Posted by lilqtny

The name of the product that will prevent frizz no matter what the weather is, is Sabino Hair Solutions Moisture Block

here it is



u can get this at ulta also?
Blu-ize Posted:

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Wow I gotta get this stuff..

danigirl0 Posted:

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Posted by jozieb0925


Posted by danigirl0

thanks...i bought it! ill give everyone my review tomorrow!



I would love to know how this works.




ok, so its a pretty small bottle (3 ounces) and costs 20 bucks!...but it is actually doing a great job. my hair feels great today throughout the humidity. dont mean to be gross, but im not washing my hair for tomorrow, so well see how it works through tomorrow weather too!
aje78 Posted:

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Where did you buy it?

Wintersbride Posted:

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oooh I'm trying that!

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