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Stop damaging your hair! If you heat style often you must use a product that protects your hair. Try these gels, sprays and creams that our readers say keep their hair healthy despite blow-dryer and flatiron addictions.
By Sarah Carrillo
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TreSemme Thermal Creations Heat Tamer Spray
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TreSemme Curl Activator Spray
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Bumble and bumble Straight
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Dove Therapy Frizz Control Taming Cream
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Ojon Daily Intensive Shine Treatment
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Kiehl's Heat-Protective Silk-Straightening Cream
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Aveda Light Elements Smoothing Fluid
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Frizz-Ease Thermal Protection Serum
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Redken Satinwear 02 Ultimate Blow-Dry Lotion
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Rusk Internal Restructure Shining Sheen & Movement Myst
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Rusk Internal Restructure Wired Multiple Personality Styling Cream
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Redken Spray Starch 15 Heat Memory Styler
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I always read about straighting naturally curl hair.... but, Im comfortable with my curls, however, I have trouble to pump them... the usage of mousse leaves it hard..., creams leave it grease and heavy.... and if I dont use anything I just look like a if the oven had exploted over a lion's head... i like my curls fresh and free... what would you recomend to me??? help!!!!
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