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lain wrote:
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Nothing can fix damaged hair tbh but some things can make it look/feel less ridiculous, if hair oil does that tho I have no idea I don't like thinking abthair or oil 
hmm true, i should probs go trim it soon to get some of it off
like its not severely damaged, just enough that i wanna protect it from getting more i guess 
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Date: 01-04-2022 22:39
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lain wrote:
thank u guys btw!!! 
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Date: 01-04-2022 22:39
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kruspersille wrote:
Mymble wrote:
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Misjel wrote:
I think krus uses olaplex @kruspersille don’t mind me remembering odd details

i’m sure u can find smth cheaper but i’m not sure if oil will help you repair the hair, possibly preventing further damage and making it look shine shine but idk cx
omg


yes i use olaplex 6
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i use it together w just a random heat protectant from normal be4 i style my hair w one of these
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it leaves it shiny n smooth at least
i have fairly frizzy hair naturally
do u feel like its worth the price? ah my mom is also pushing me to try olaplex stuff but the price hnng 

omg normal wait i can look after some hair stuff there, cheap amazing  
yea u dont use a lot at a time so it lasts quite a while unless u style ur hair w heat every day (which u shouldnt do either way)

 this is the one i use
idk if its better or worse than any of the others 
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Date: 01-04-2022 22:45
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ouch wrote:
Mymble wrote:
ouch wrote:
Nothing can fix damaged hair tbh but some things can make it look/feel less ridiculous, if hair oil does that tho I have no idea I don't like thinking abthair or oil 
hmm true, i should probs go trim it soon to get some of it off
like its not severely damaged, just enough that i wanna protect it from getting more i guess 
Just hair masks or conditioner helps a lot too, I've fucked up my hair from bleaching it before n it was crispy crispy, but I just left on a hair mask for mby 10 minutes 2-3 times a week for mby 2 weeks after that n it became normal again. It still looks normal now I haven't cut it in a year tho I think, but the only thing I do is put conditioner on after I shampoo, n then I wash my body+face+shave etc so mby leaving the conditioner for 10 minutes or smth
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Date: 01-04-2022 22:46
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kruspersille wrote:
oh, the bond smoother has gone up in price by like 100kr it seems since i bought it last
its always been around 250 whenever ive gotten it
dunno if id pay more than 300 for it
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Date: 01-04-2022 22:48
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kruspersille wrote:
kruspersille wrote:
oh, the bond smoother has gone up in price by like 100kr it seems since i bought it last
its always been around 250 whenever ive gotten it
dunno if id pay more than 300 for it
id say if u find a discount code or something for lyko or blivakker, n get it down to 250, its worth it
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Date: 01-04-2022 22:49
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lain wrote:
ouch wrote:
Mymble wrote:
ouch wrote:
Nothing can fix damaged hair tbh but some things can make it look/feel less ridiculous, if hair oil does that tho I have no idea I don't like thinking abthair or oil 
hmm true, i should probs go trim it soon to get some of it off
like its not severely damaged, just enough that i wanna protect it from getting more i guess 
Just hair masks or conditioner helps a lot too, I've fucked up my hair from bleaching it before n it was crispy crispy, but I just left on a hair mask for mby 10 minutes 2-3 times a week for mby 2 weeks after that n it became normal again. It still looks normal now I haven't cut it in a year tho I think, but the only thing I do is put conditioner on after I shampoo, n then I wash my body+face+shave etc so mby leaving the conditioner for 10 minutes or smth
yeah i have a hair mask i just forget to use it rip 
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Date: 01-04-2022 23:00
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lain wrote:
kruspersille wrote:
kruspersille wrote:
oh, the bond smoother has gone up in price by like 100kr it seems since i bought it last
its always been around 250 whenever ive gotten it
dunno if id pay more than 300 for it
id say if u find a discount code or something for lyko or blivakker, n get it down to 250, its worth it
hmmm ill keep an eye out for sales!!
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Date: 01-04-2022 23:09
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Danielle wrote:
i personally have kind of frizzy hair thats prone to getting dry so i put oil in it almost every day and if i was using the air wrap id probably put a spray heat protectant in it as well. 

but man i really want to get the dyson air wrap. hopefully in the next couple years but i dont even know why, i already have curly hair. 
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lain wrote:
Danielle wrote:
i personally have kind of frizzy hair thats prone to getting dry so i put oil in it almost every day and if i was using the air wrap id probably put a spray heat protectant in it as well. 

but man i really want to get the dyson air wrap. hopefully in the next couple years but i dont even know why, i already have curly hair. 
ill look for a hair oil then! 

yea i have curly hair too lol. but i hate how much time it takes to mantain it, and my curl pattern is funky 
id rather just use the dyson where i can straighten it too if I wanna 
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Date: 02-04-2022 11:51
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MasileinDE wrote:
Mymble wrote:
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Does it use heat? If so, yeah, you should probably use heat protector?
see thats where im confused, cause its supposedly low heat? like not like a curling iron 
but still some heat im guessing, like a hair dryer? so okay maybe yes to heat protector hmm 
it's not as warm as a hair dryer, or well, let's say it has about the same heat as a hair dryer on small to medium heat setting
so that really depends
few people actually recommend using heat protection for air drying because it's not that warm to your hair, but well, I'm no expert on it
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