TamiTami
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Curly Hair
Would this be good for straightening curly hair? Something that can keep moisture out, for example on a humid autumn day, so the hair doesn’t just go "pooof" again?1 product in post Curly Hair58 views- The user's roll: Customer service at Lyko. The comment was made 1 weekHello! 😊 Yes, Hairlust Heavenly Smooth Leave-in Cream can be a good fit for that! It is heat-activated and helps to smooth, tame frizz, and make hair more manageable. Apply a small amount to towel-dried hair, blow-dry straight, and then flat iron in thin sections with heat set to a maximum of about 180 °C. It can help keep frizz away in humidity, but curly hair may still start to form again on a really humid autumn day. Let each section cool before touching or brushing the hair, and use a separate heat protectant. Have a great day! 💛
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Naturally Curly Hair
Hi, Do I need to straighten my naturally curly hair first and then use this to get the waves, or can I use it directly on dry hair?1 product in post Naturally Curly Hair120 views- The user's roll: Customer service at Lyko. The comment was made 1 weekHi TamiTami! 😊 You don’t need to straighten your hair first to use the Mermade Hair Mini Pro Waver. It can be used directly on clean, dry, and brushed hair, even if you have natural curls. However, if you want your natural curls not to show through the new waves, I recommend straightening your hair first. Otherwise, your own curls may still be visible in the parts of your hair that the waver doesn’t reach 💛 Always use heat protection and preferably work with smaller sections for a more even result. Hope you get some super nice waves! 🤞