Keeping my hair straight all day?

I know people have asked this a bajillion times, but I'm changing this one a little.

Okay, well I have broken hair (yes I know. shame shame) and new hair and it's shorter than the rest of my hair. And my hair is very fine. Not like thinning hair, the hair is just fine and i have ALOT of it. and my hair is about halfway down my back, but i might cut it just a little.

Kay, i use a straightener everyday and i use Frizz-ease or whatever on it before and after i straighten, i also use hairspray and gel when needed and it looks really great for about an hour or so, depending on humidity. But after a while the broken and new hair starts curling up and so does my normal hair, so it looks really frizzy and horrible. is there a simple product i might be able to use? Please and thank youuuuuuuu!!!!

Keeping my hair straight all day?

I have naturally curly, frizzy hair. I just recently started blowing drying my hair...here's what I do/use...

Matix Sleek shampoo and conditioner then I put in Matrix Extreme Styling Cream and Paul Mitchell's Gel. I blow dry, and use the curling iron to straightern. I then use Regis design line molding glue and Spray with Regis Hold Everything or Freeze Spray...I know it sounds like a lot, but it stays straight without frizz...and I live where it is very humid!

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Keeping my hair straight all day?

If you have the time,wash your hair.Make sure you use high quality shampoo and conditioner(the conditioner should make your hair a little silky while it's still wet).After you're done that,you have to blow dry your hair and comb it at the same time.It stays straight if you comb it straight.Keep combing until your hair is completely dry.As you want it to,it will last for at least a day.Make sure you don't use this technique all the time.It can fry your hair if you use it each day.But to let you in on this,ceramic irons and straighteners are much worse.

Keeping my hair straight all day?

Sunsilk TLC Hydra Cream in toweled dryed hair followed by blowdrying or air dry and a Hairart hair straightner.

I had the very same problem up until a week and a half ago. My Vidal Sassoon straightener stopped working in the middle of using it so I desperately needed to replace it with something fast. I decided to try the Hairart brand since it had pages and pages of positive reviews by users on drugstore.com. I will never regret spending a little more for it since my hair has done a complete transformation and stays this way even in Louisiana humidity. Finally, I am not so worried about my hair frizzing when I walk outside anymore!

Best of luck in finding what works for you!