We like the Aquis Lisse Luxe Hair Turban. Use a microfiber towel: After you cleanse and before you blow-dry, wrap your wet or damp hair in a microfiber towel to reduce drying time. You can also reach out to your hairstylist for suggestions on what heat settings you should be using on your flatiron - and don't forget to tip them, too. If you don't know where to start, try using a smart flatiron like the Best of Beauty-winning T3 Lucea ID Straightening and Hairstyling iron, which adjusts its heat levels depending on your hair texture, thickness, and other factors. You want to keep the heat high enough to straighten your hair, but low enough to not cause damage. Lower the heat setting on your hot tool: You don't want to hear your strands sizzling.
And check the date on your flatiron: "Heat tools such as flat irons and blow-dryers could be damaged, which could, in turn, lead to increase risk of hair damage," Francis warns. "The technique of the heat application is important -diffused heat is more tolerable than high, extreme heat," she explains. Francis emphasizes that not all hair is the same, and some heads can tolerate more heat than others. Limit how often you heat style: While it's better to go even longer, you shouldn't be using heat on your hair more than once a month. The formula contains hemisqualane, a plant sugar-derived silicone alternative that provides color and heat protection and reduces frizz. Seen Blow-Out Creme is a great silicone-free option that protects your hair from temps up to 450 degrees Fahrenheit. Products without silicones can also be effective, they're just harder to find. As Francis notes, they are usually are silicone-based sprays or creams, like the Best of Beauty-winning Alterna Haircare Caviar Anti-Aging Rapid Blowout Balm. Use a heat protectant: Heat protectants are an absolute must when you're using hot tools. Make sure your flatiron's protective coating is intact, too. Minimize the intensity of the heat as it is applied to the hair: It's OK to use a blow-dryer and a nozzle, of course, but be sure the heat isn't on full blast.
If your hair is already pretty healthy and you're ready to use heat, there a few important rules to remember.
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