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Three tips for buying heat protection for your hair
Tired of your shelves at home overflowing with products? Go for heat protection that will do more than just protect your hair from heat.
Detangling means it’s easier to brush your hair and detangle any knots. These can often be used as a leave-in conditioner even when you're not going to use a heating tool. Hold means that the heat protection also provides hold to your hair style. Which in turn may mean that you can skip sprays or other fixing products, depending on how much the heat protection provides. The amount of hold is almost always stated on the bottle or in the product information if you shop online. UV protection means that your hair is also protected from the sun’s ultraviolet rays.
The most common types of heat protection are spray and mousse. While a heat-protecting spray is often easy to apply in hard-to-reach places, a heat-protecting mousse can add extra volume to your hair.
There are also creams and serums that protect from heat. The most important thing is that you choose a product that you find easy to use, otherwise it may just end up on your bathroom shelf, providing no protection for your hair whatsoever.
For many, it’s important for hair to have a beautiful shine, while others struggle with hair that’s too shiny and therefore difficult to style. That’s why it’s worth taking an extra look at the product you’re thinking of buying to see if it will add the shine you’re longing for, or perhaps prefer to avoid.
Are you like so many others struggling to pump up the volume of your hair? Read this guide to learn some tricks to get the voluminous hair of your dreams.
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