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A spray for refreshing your blowdry?

Stella777 · 2010-01-05 19:04:32

My stylist said that since my hair is so dry and produces very little oil, I could easily make a blowdry last a few days. She said that if it starts to get wavy/frizy again, just mist it lightly with a spray and quickly blow dry it again for a few minutes. I can't remember what exactly the spray she mentioned was. It…

05-01-2010 8:04pm

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Stella777

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My stylist said that since my hair is so dry and produces very little oil, I could easily make a blowdry last a few days. She said that if it starts to get wavy/frizy again, just mist it lightly with a spray and quickly blow dry it again for a few minutes.

I can't remember what exactly the spray she mentioned was. It wasn't true hairspray and it wasn't plain water.

Any ideas what I would use for this purpose?

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#2 05-01-2010 9:54pm

sillysocks

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Maybe dry shampoo? Article here

http://beaut.ie/blog/?p=5043

I have the green tin one in the pics there - Bastise, tis great for refreshing hair a bit.

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