Fashion-Celebrites--Maddy,+Lea,+Rachel



__ **Boys Hair Straightening Experience** __ After straightening one of our friend’s hair for our blog, a lot of the boys were curious. Two in particular actually wanted there hair straightened themselves. So we took the straightener the next day, planning to take it to the guy’s heads. It was a hilarious experience watching them squirm and complain even though they wanted to know what it looked like. The first guy to get his hair straightened, Joe, already kind of had straight hair, so it didn’t make much of a difference, but he still wanted it done. Joe said it made him feel like a girl. The second guy to get there hair straightened was A.J. He had curly hair so it was more of a difference. It also took longer. A.J. said that he thought he looked stupid afterward. Even though it was a really funny moment for the fashionista’s, we all feel that we learned a bigger lesson in all this. It shows how much girls actually do spend a lot time on there hair and makeup, and how much effort they put in. Then I think, wow. Guys have it so much easier then girls do when it comes to looks. A morning routine takes on average, for girls, 30-60 mins. When a guys may take 5-10. It’s a lot to think about, but it shows the differences between guys and girls, and this has been a fact since the beginning of time. So what do you think readers? Do girls truly have a harder time then guys? Or guys do you have a different opinion? COMMENT!!!!!! -Lea-Rachel-Maddy-

Personaly, I thought AJ looked pretty cute. I wish he would do it every day of his life. Your totaly right about guys taking less time than girls. It takes me around 10-15 minutes ever day to get ready. Grant

Hey Lea, Rachel, and Maddy! I really like your blog! I agree that girls do have a harder time then guys, when it comes to the time it takes to get ready for things. It takes most of my time to straighten my hair, so for me, not having to do that would be a lot easier! Great Blog! -Natalie :]

Hey Lea, Rachel, and Maddy! I totally think that it is harder for girls. It use to take me about around 20 minutes to straighten my hair when I had longer hair. Then again guys don’t straighten their hair and it takes them 5 minutes to brush it. But all in all I do think that girls have it harder than the guys do. Great blog girls! ~Delaney~

Hey I agree that girls have a harder time than boys when we have to get ready for things. I don’t straighten my hair because it takes way to long. It would probably take me an hour to straighten my hair. I would have to wake up a lot earlier. -Lindsey

Hey Guys! I wish I could have seen A.J's hair, it must have been a sight to see! Anyway I agree with you guys, girls do have it harder than guys when it comes to getting ready. Reason? I acutally don't know. I mean it could be that we have longer hair or more stuff to put on such as make up, but guys also have to put on cologne and other stuff too. Any ideas as to why? Great blog! I love all your ideas! ~ Neha ~



__**How To: Straighten Hair**__





__**How To: Straighten Hair**__
 * Okay ladies, (Guys too??), we are going to give you a written tutorial on how to straighten your hair… the right way for once! Nothing bugs the fashionista’s more than when we see people walking around with only HALF of their hair straight and the other part is all frizzy and curly. So we are going to teach you how to get your hair completely straight, and keep it that way. **
 * __ Prep: __ If your hair is wet before your straighten it, you HAVE to blow dry it. You should NEVER EVER straighten your hair when it’s wet. This will fry your hair, make it smell really bad, and your hair just might fall out. So, make sure your hair is completely dry before straightening. First though, to prep your hair for blow drying, you need to apply a heat tamer. Try using TRESemme© Heat Tamer Spray which you can by at any drug store. This will help protect your hair from the heat from the blow dryer, which dries out your hair and damages ends. This will prevent split ends and is ideal for the ladies that are growing their hair out, so it can stay healthy and keep growing. After you apply the heat tamer, think about putting in some straightening cream try instant straightening cream by Marc Anthony. This will stop frizz and lock in all day straightness. You can purchase this at any drug store. Blow dry your hair with your blow dryer on the hottest setting. **
 * __ Step One: __ Once your hair is COMPLETEY dry, warm up your straightener. Put it on the hottest setting. Spray the heat tamer spray again. Separate your hair into 2 layers. (If your hair is thicker you can do it in 3 or 4 sections as you go.) Do this by separating the layers as a top and bottom layer and clip or pony tail the top layer up. **
 * __ Step Two: __ Take a one to two inch section of hair, and pull your straightener through fast to distribute the heat in the hair. Then quickly grab that same section and pull the straightener through slowly. The hair should come out being silky, straight and shiny. If there is still some frizz, repeat pulling the plates through the strands in the section. **
 * __ Step Three: __ Repeat this process all throughout the bottom later of your head. Keep pulling the straightener through one fast stroke and one slow stroke through the strands. (Brush your hair with a brush after pulling the straightener through a couple of sections.) **
 * __ Step Four: __ Once you are finished straightening your whole head, make sure to check just incase there is some minor imperfections. Then to add more volume take the crown pieces of your hair and put the straightener at the root. Then flip the straightener 180 degrees and continue to pull through. **
 * __ Step Five: __ Now that you have volume, its time to work on bangs, if you have them. If not skip to step six. Take your bangs and put the straightener at the roots once again pull bangs away from the face, creating a wispy look. **
 * __ Step Six: __ Now that you’re whole head is completely straight finish with a couple sprits of light hairspray rat a little at the root, and you’re good to go for the day!:) Look fabulous, with you salon straight hair. **


 * And a side note, doing your hair at night and having it ready in the morning is a great idea, but, your hair tends to get more oily and greasy in your sleep from the oils from you face and hair left in your pillow. Then after a night of tossing and turning in bed those oils end up in your hair. Not trying to ruin your daily rutines, but its just something to think about!:) (Don't sleep with product in your hair, for the same reason) **

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Whoa, whoa, whoa! This I need to know know more about...my kids are FRYING their hair with the straightener; tell me more about the heat protectant if you can! AND how do you avoid the funny scalp line you get from using the straightener at the top of your head?Last suggestion; this may be easier to read if you make paragraphs...Thanks, Mrs. Allen

Use morrocan oil to prevent frying.  I use a straightner at least once a week and I have really thick hair. When I use my straightner it really never comes out frizzy and I don't use any heat protecting spray or jell and my hair never gets burned. I think that it depends on what type of hair you have, whether or not you need frizz relief jell or heat resistant jell. People with thinner hair most likely need heat protection but not usually frizz resistant. Most people with thick hair could use the frizz resistant and not the heat protector because of the thickness of thier hair. I personally have to do my hair in more than two sections because there's so much of it. I usually have enough time after letting my hair air dry to straighten it instead of blow drying it. I like to straighten my hair for school the night before, so once I sleep on it it becomes a little more flat. Thanks for the tips, Marina

I personally have thick hair, and these tips help me out alot! I have the heat protection and it helps pretty well. When I take a shower, my hair comes out curly. I have a wet & dry straightener which damages your hair alot if you dont have the protection. I would like to know what the cream or gel does for your hair. I actually would like to get something that would make my hair not as frizzy and would keep it straight. Good job on the tips!! Sarah

My hair is really fried and my grandma hates that it is. I really want to know more about that heat protectant. I have thin hair and can get my hair straightened in about 10 minutes. I normally don't put it half up half down to straighten but I do when I do my friends hair that has thick hair. I use many different products for frizz but none of them work, I have used many products. I should give yours a try and see if it works. Great blog. }laura{

Hey guys! I really like this blog a lot. That a lot of useful tips that I can use for probably along time. I personally like the acrylic straightener because they heat up much fast then the other once. That is a lot of products in your hair! But I guess if you want to have health hair, this is a good idea. Good job! *Clarence*

Hi Lea, Maddy, and Rachel great blog!!! Thank you so much for you hair tips I am always trying different temperatures with my hair straightener and not realizing how bad that can be for my hair. I’ve tried doing my hair at night before I go to bed and for me it doesn’t work. What are some really good hair straightener brands? Mine is __Conair__ is that a good brand to have or should I get a new one?? Great job!
 * Kiersten**

I straighten my hair every 2.25 hours. This prevents from frizz which is sooooo bad. I highly disagree with this blog because to have perfectly straight hair you need to CONSTANTLY straighten it. If you add a pinch of Morrocan Oil you can prevent burning. Personally i <3 morrocan oil. It smells sooooo good. <3 Ryan, Nick, and Tyler?<3

​Another tip for all of you girls that have frizzy and lumpy hair that are simply SICK of straightening your hair- get a straight perm!! I got a straight perm over the summer, and I was getting unbelievably SICK of straightening my hair every time I wash my hair before that. I have very thick hair, so straightening my hair would take on average at least 20 minutes! When I would comb my wet hair before I got my straight perm, it stuck out in just the wrong places. Now, when I comb it, whoosh- it gets perfectly straight. Straight perms, though, are pretty expensive, at least $100, but it saves SOO much time that I actually think it was worth every penny. A sidenote though- if you have naturally curly hair, then don't waste your money. You'll simply defrizz it, nothing more. -Linda =)


 * Ugh!!!! My hair is like Friz Central!!!!! It poofs up like a afro if I don't do something about it! Thanks for the tips on how to properly straighten your hair. I think I've been kind of frying my hair. Some days its okay so I can get away with just a headband and other days....well....lets just say I hide it in my pony tail. And I truly HATE straightning my hair after every shower! Do you guys recommend anything for hair that is like thick, wavy and easily frizzes up? Like when I straighten it, would you recommend any products to protect and keep away the frizz? Really good post! Can't wait for the next one! **~Neha~**

Hey girls we love the straighting results and cant waite to straighten our hair. We like how you incorporated pictures it's very cool and maybe the KKMM bloggers will do something like that. Thanks for all the good tips!! KKMM bloggers out!!!!!!!!