Posted by
Ozzman420 on Mon, Nov 3rd, 2008
The trick to blow-drying your hair without damaging it too much is to use the lowest setting (medium heat works the best) to actually dry your hair.
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Posted by
mikej2390 on Mon, Nov 3rd, 2008
Revlon makes a nice ionic blow dryer. It's red and has a pop-open back to allow for better lint removal.
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Posted by
austination_12 on Mon, Nov 3rd, 2008
I have very fine hair and I usually don't get split ends. If you are worried about split ends, make sure you use a good moisturinzing shampoo and conditioner (especially in the winter) and make sure you get your hair trimmed every 6-8 weeks.
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Posted by
hairbykaran on Mon, Nov 3rd, 2008
I do not dry the ends of my hair until totally dry -- I usually leave them just a tad damp. This will also keep the static down (of course, use the ionic setting on the dryer itself to help combat static). You should also try to use a product (if you have the texture of hair that will not be weighed down) that will protect your hair from the heat of blow drying.
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