Heat Protectant.... which do you like?

AudraChanell

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Heat Protectant.... which do you like and why?

What forms of heat do you use when you use heat?
What setting/temperature?
Any curl loss?
 

Nonie

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Heat Protectant.... which do you like and why?

John Frieda Heat Defeat spray and John Frieda Thermal Protection Serum

Why? Because since I discovered JF regular serum back when I was relaxed as a product that keeps frizz at bay, it has never let me down. And the protectant worked so well that not only did I not have reversion all week, but my hair didn't have that "pressed hair burn" smell. And my hair reverted fully the minute I shampooed it.

What forms of heat do you use when you use heat?

I use just a flat iron (Babyliss Pro Ceramic) first pass with spray protectant on hair ; second pass with serum protectant applied. I don't blowdry to stretch. I braid or use Curlformers to stretch.

What setting/temperature?

230 degrees C = 446 degrees F

Any curl loss?

Nope. My hair reverted fully.
 

DivineNapps1728

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Heat Protectant.... which do you like and why?

-The GVP version of PM Super Skinny Serum; I like it because my hair always turns out smooth when I use it & fully reverts back.

What forms of heat do you use when you use heat?

-After nearly every wash I blow dry on low to medium heat for stretching purposes; when I flat iron my hair I blow dry on low to medium heat then do one pass with my flat iron set somewhere between 365 to 400 degrees Fahrenheit.

Any curl loss?

-The only time I had curl loss while utilizing this product is when I allowed my stylist to flat iron my leave out after installing a sew-in; he did use marcel irons & multiple passes though.
 

RainyDaze

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-Beyond the Zone Turn Up The Heat Serum - It's very light, not sticky or heavy & smells yummy.
-I use it for blow drying & flat ironing. However, I don't use heat on my hair very often.
-I don't go above 370, when using the flat iron.
-So far, no curl loss.
 

Evolving78

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Silk Elements (green bottle)
it doesn't rob hair of moisture. i do use a lot serums when i use heat instead of creams and moisturizers.
 

SEMO

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Beyond the Zone Turn Up The Heat spray - light, non-sticky, allows hair to still have body
300 degrees (flat iron) after blow drying
Curls revert excellently when I use just that in my hair with nothing else
 

bride91501

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Just used Fantasia IC heat protectant to blow dry, and flat iron my middle dd's hair. The flat iron was very hot, likely close to 400 degrees. I did 2 passes on her 4a hair. I was worried she wouldn't get reversion, but I did a good PT and lengthy DC beforehand, and another PT afterwards. Her hair *completely* reverted. No issues at all :)

This is the only heat protectant I've ever used, for mine and my dds's hair, and never had an issue.

Now, my oldest dd's godmother flat ironed her hair a few weeks ago with the same heat protectant, and she had damage (I've since cut it all out). So I do think prep and technique is important regardless of the protectant you use.
 

Angelicus

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I like Aveda Smooth Infusion™ Glossing Straightener and Silk Dreams PRE. I do not know the temperature on my CHI and FHI flat iron but the CHI gets really hot. I have no curl loss issues after washing the hair.
 
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