Relaxed Ladies - Styling Utensils
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gymfreak336
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Combs- I have mason pearsons and two wide toothed combs I got from walmart
Brush- Denman and one of those soft brushes men use to brush their waves
Works well when trying to smooth my hair, the denman is for blow outs and detangling.
Blowdryer- Rusk Hyper Ionic. Love this dryer and I got a great deal on it. Plan on adding another one, either the Solano or a FHI in the near future.
Flat Iron- I have a couple really. I recommend the solia or the FHI platform for people looking for a quality iron to get them started. The FHI also sells platforms in all sizes which is great. I plan on getting the really skinny one for my roots.
Hair Rollers- I have magnetic rollers which aren't any particular brand name. I also have some Caruso steam rollers that I don't really use at all and a Babyliss hot roller setter. The babyliss sets a firm curl and they are easy to use. Again, I found the set on sale at Sallys so I scooped it up.
Other tools- FHI T-REX clips....please get some of these. Awesome clips. Can't rave about them enough. Makes styling much easier.
Brush- Denman and one of those soft brushes men use to brush their waves
Works well when trying to smooth my hair, the denman is for blow outs and detangling. Blowdryer- Rusk Hyper Ionic. Love this dryer and I got a great deal on it. Plan on adding another one, either the Solano or a FHI in the near future.
Flat Iron- I have a couple really. I recommend the solia or the FHI platform for people looking for a quality iron to get them started. The FHI also sells platforms in all sizes which is great. I plan on getting the really skinny one for my roots.
Hair Rollers- I have magnetic rollers which aren't any particular brand name. I also have some Caruso steam rollers that I don't really use at all and a Babyliss hot roller setter. The babyliss sets a firm curl and they are easy to use. Again, I found the set on sale at Sallys so I scooped it up.
Other tools- FHI T-REX clips....please get some of these. Awesome clips. Can't rave about them enough. Makes styling much easier.
shunemite
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This tutorial is really really helpful, she helped me!This is a question for those who are relaxed. What styling utensils do you use and when do you use them? What kind of comb, A large shower comb
brush, None
blow dryer, I use a soft hooded dryer instead by Ion
flat iron, A 100% ceramic from Sally's coz I can't afford a Chi or FHI, those are better
hair rollers, Caruso, with end papers, magnetic for wet set when I'm not lazy
or any tools that you use. Feel free to post pics.
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=C0DF96A70F9229AE&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&v=G7joDaDZJAk
nymane
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Wide tooth comb (detangling)
Fine tooth comb (roller setting)
Magnetic Rollers/clips (roller setting)
Pibbs 514 (Dc's, Protein treatments, roller sets, flexi rods etc..)
Boar Bristle Brush (I rarely use it)
FHI platform flat iron (I don't use it, but I might if I can stretch my relaxer past 12 weeks)
Bobby Pins
Shears (for dusting)
Fine tooth comb (roller setting)
Magnetic Rollers/clips (roller setting)
Pibbs 514 (Dc's, Protein treatments, roller sets, flexi rods etc..)
Boar Bristle Brush (I rarely use it)
FHI platform flat iron (I don't use it, but I might if I can stretch my relaxer past 12 weeks)
Bobby Pins
Shears (for dusting)
Large afro pick comb- detangling
Conair Shower wide tooth shower comb - detangle
Hot Tools table top dryer - roller sets, deep condition
Fine tooth comb - rollerset
Hair Clips -to keep the hair out of the way
Sedu Flat iron - I don't know how to use it, I have someone use it on me occasionally
I don't use a blow dryer but I might buy one just to have
Caruso Steam rollers - I'll use these to touch up my wet sets
Applicator brush - to apply conditioner and oil for hot oil treatments
Plastic caps or grocery bags - cover my hair for treatments
Goody hair bands - ponytails
Bobby pins
Goody soft bristle brush - on my edges and when I wrap
Magnetic rollers and double prong slide in clips for my wet sets
End papers for the carusos
That's about it, I wouldn't know the first thing about using a curling iron or any other heat appliances. I'm just learning how to style my hair.
Conair Shower wide tooth shower comb - detangle
Hot Tools table top dryer - roller sets, deep condition
Fine tooth comb - rollerset
Hair Clips -to keep the hair out of the way
Sedu Flat iron - I don't know how to use it, I have someone use it on me occasionally
I don't use a blow dryer but I might buy one just to have
Caruso Steam rollers - I'll use these to touch up my wet sets
Applicator brush - to apply conditioner and oil for hot oil treatments
Plastic caps or grocery bags - cover my hair for treatments
Goody hair bands - ponytails
Bobby pins
Goody soft bristle brush - on my edges and when I wrap
Magnetic rollers and double prong slide in clips for my wet sets
End papers for the carusos
That's about it, I wouldn't know the first thing about using a curling iron or any other heat appliances. I'm just learning how to style my hair.
myxdchiick
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This is a question for those who are relaxed. What styling utensils do you use and when do you use them? What kind of comb, brush, blow dryer, flat iron, hair rollers, or any tools that you use. Feel free to post pics.
Specifically down to brands?
Polyesterdiva
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Flat iron: Sedu (which I love love love, but don't use as much. I'm NO heat for now)
Sheers: $16 dollar pair by CoNair. The sharpest I could afford.
One Wide toothed combe
One sorta fine toothed comb
One boar hair brush
TONS of boby pins, black ties, and cloth headbands
2 raw silk scarves to sleep in
Sheers: $16 dollar pair by CoNair. The sharpest I could afford.
One Wide toothed combe
One sorta fine toothed comb
One boar hair brush
TONS of boby pins, black ties, and cloth headbands
2 raw silk scarves to sleep in
Junebug D
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yardgirl
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Large toothed combs - Daily detangling
Smaller tooth comb - At night to wrap my hair around my head
Rat tail comb - Very rarely, only when I need to mark a perfect part and I don't do that very often.
Boar bristle brush - Daily. To wrap my hair and style it the way I want.
Perm rods and end papers - On occasion I'll do a tiny curl out that lasts me 2 to 3 days
Curling iron - I use maybe once or twice a month (with a good heat protectant of course)
Ceramic flat iron - I haven't used this in months.
Smaller tooth comb - At night to wrap my hair around my head
Rat tail comb - Very rarely, only when I need to mark a perfect part and I don't do that very often.
Boar bristle brush - Daily. To wrap my hair and style it the way I want.
Perm rods and end papers - On occasion I'll do a tiny curl out that lasts me 2 to 3 days
Curling iron - I use maybe once or twice a month (with a good heat protectant of course)
Ceramic flat iron - I haven't used this in months.
DarkHair
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comb: conair shower comb that resembles a jilbere
brush: paddle brush with boar bristles, and padded brush with round tips
blow dryer: Revlon 1875 watts with cold shot
hair dryer: Ionic 1875 watts
flat iron: can't remember, but I have a 1'' and 1/2''
hair rollers: burgundy magnetics (I plan to move up a size)
brush: paddle brush with boar bristles, and padded brush with round tips
blow dryer: Revlon 1875 watts with cold shot
hair dryer: Ionic 1875 watts
flat iron: can't remember, but I have a 1'' and 1/2''
hair rollers: burgundy magnetics (I plan to move up a size)
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