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I really like the CHI line. I use the straight guard smoothing creme on my wet hair, and then use the CHI shine infusion spray on dry hair before the flat iron.
Today was my first day using the straight guard actually, and my hair is SUPER soft. Like, honestly after I blew it out, it was pin straight, and soft. I had been using a different cream in my hair and after blowing it out it was dry, thick and puffy, and kind of gross looking until I used the flat iron, and even then my ends were terrible, dry looking. This smoothing creme definitely made a huge difference, and I'm going to look into the 44 Iron Guard now too.
It was very humid this morning and rainy so the style didn't stay as nice as it looked when I was in my house, but on a normal day the hair would look great.
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GHD thermal protection spray you can get it for all kinds of hair corse, thin hair, damaged hair and for normal hair. Its about £10 a bottle but lasts a few month well worth the money. You can get it at your local hairdressers suppliers eg. sallys.
hope this is off some help to you
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i think you should use tresemme or chi silk infusion, it isn't a spray but it's really good for heat portection:)
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tresseme works up to 250 degreese with any heat it is really good
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