Does this protect your hair from the heat of a straightener? Thanks.
1887864
I would not use argan oil in the same way you would a heat protecting product. It will easily build up on your straightener and be very difficult to clean off. Think of it more as a moisturiser or deep conditioning treatment.
1887865
Boy I have no idea. I would think you wouldn't want to do them both at the same time. I just use it on my dry hair if it's frizzy and sometimes mix with another product that helps the fly-away hair.
1887866
I really don't know. Sorry. I have a very short hair and don't use straightener
1887867
I'm really not sure. That might be a better question for the manufacturers. I could literally only use a tiny little drop without it making my hairy greasy. But it's great on skin.
1733966
yes it does just be sure to use pre-heat treatments on your hair first never use without a protectent. Also adjust the temperature so it does not fry your hair. With any styling tool you have to know how to properly use it. I have this was given as a gift and have not had any problems. I use argan oil on my hair.
945303
I didn't have any problem with this product. I used all its setting, works fine for me and makes my hair shiny. I will suggest to use heat protector mousse or spray before on your hair if you want to protect your hair from any heating products.
1957646
Yes. It does. Make sure you use the right heat for your type of hair and always use an anti break - lotion or thermal protection before. :)
2221857
Yes, but it's not as effective when hair is dry. It will straighten your hair, but will not dry it at the same time.
170464
Yes. My hair is fine and it works great for it. Just remember to use heat protectant!
2010106
My hair has never burned. Did you use a special heat protective spray before you used the flat iron? You have to protect your locks with flat iron spray of some sort or else it will burn your hair and most likely smell bad. I have had my flat iron for over a year and it has never had any weird smell. I love it.
2226539
I'm sure it does because it's for thermal protection from irons,blow dryers, curlers so there shouldn't be any reason it doesn't :) I myself have very coarse curly hair
2206593
I have never used it on wet hair. I supposed the heat will dry the hair, but I imagine you will have to pass the iron over the hair several times once it's dry to get the full straightening effect. However, on dry hair, I love it. Straightens very well without heat damage.
2063040
Personally, the outside doesn't get too hot for me, which is why I love it. My old straighteners used to get hot all around, causing me to burn my fingers. I guess it just depends on the temperature you have it on. The outside does get hot around the max of 400. But at cooler temperatures, it obviously gets less hot!
491235
I'm not sure but what I'm sure about is this straightener is really good. We have two at home since my girls and I were fighting over the one! We all have thick, curly/frizzy hair and you'd never know it after straightening.
751441
I don't think so. I'd had wet hair straighteners and they've had more ventilation for the steam that is created when straightening- this has nothing like that.
1749880
Any high-heat hair iron (including the expensive ones) will damage your hair after prolonged use, always use a heat protecter product.
1914990
This product is awesome when used on wet hair before you blow dry. It only protects the hair from frizz and will last as long as you don't get your hair wet. Unfortunately this is not a heat protectant. This product line has another product called smooth and seal I believe, that's the heat protectant . You spray that on by section as you straighten the hair.
610275
Yes! Just make sure that when you are doing the straightener, your get a very thin layer. I find that the straightener is the most important step.
386350
I wouldn't recommend using heat products on it, but I will admit I straightened the hair once before. It basically makes the hair look fried.:\ if you keep the iron on the lowest setting and run it through quickly, it should be fine. I used hairspray in mine, so the "fried" look could be a result from the use of hairspray. best of luck. hope I was able to be of some help to you!
489381
Yes. This is the only straightener I'll ever own. My first straightener I like this I had for 6 yrs.. Electrical issue due to my error.. I tend to wrap my cord around the straightener instead of putting it up properly.. Straightener glides through your hair smoothly, and heats up in seconds!