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LadyBug
Joined: 12 Oct 2006
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 Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 3:49 pm Post subject: Hair dryer for frizzy hair? |
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Hi!
Problem here, so any help from experienced would be highly appreciated!
I have thick and frizzy hair, curly, but not those lovely curls- I have freaking frizzy hair- what could be worst?? I also have very dense hair, which means it takes ages, before my hair dries. I heard that good hair dryers can prevent frizzy hair. Do you have any suggestions on hair dryer for frizzy hair? |
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maya
Joined: 30 Jan 2006
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Ionic dryers are good solution for frizzy hair.
i bought Andis 80020 Ionic 1875W Ceramic Hair Dryer. It has folding handle and retractable cord.
It makes hair really smooth and takes me half the time it used to take with an old hairdryer. |
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Petra
Joined: 16 Jan 2006
Posts: 313
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| Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 4:59 pm Post subject: |
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You should try Babyliss. Babyliss has saloon quality hairdryers, trust me, it will work on your frizzy hair. I am not sure if you can buy it in stores, but i am sure you can get it from saloon wholesalers.
Our Babyliss hairdryer lasts for almost twenty years- it was really expensive then, but considering it lasts for ages, it was worth it. it has cool air switch, which is good for frizzy hair- my sis has frizzy hair, and she only has to use cold air switch. It does take a bit longer to dry with cold air, but it is the only solution with frizzy hair type. |
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luna
Joined: 06 Feb 2006
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from my experience- there is no hair dryer that would help me deal with my frizzy hair!!! 
ok, I tried Babyliss myself (luckily i borowed it before buying it) and it did nothing for me! Just like any other.
in my case - only irons helps. |
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