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" Curly hair is often drier than straight hair, so it needs a moisturizing shampoo and some mega conditioning. Don&amp;#039;t wrap your hair in a towel-it&amp;#039;ll straighten your curls! Gotta mop up the drips? Scrunch &amp;#039;em with the towel instead. The next step is really easy: Do nothing! Don&amp;#039;t brush, comb or run your fingers through your hair! Let your hair air-dry if possible. If you&amp;#039;re in a hurry, use a diffuser. Once dry, you can tame any unruly strands with a curling iron. First, spritz dry hair with a heat protectant. Wrap hair around the curling iron from ends to roots, then slip the curling iron out vertically. Separate any Slinky-style curls with your fingers. Give your hair a gloss-over. If you&amp;#039;re using spray shine, spritz from about 12 inches away. If you&amp;#039;re using drops, don&amp;#039;t rub or pull the product through your hair (this&amp;#039;ll cause frizzies). Instead, gently scrunch the stuff into the ends of your hair.   Want a more textured look? &amp;quot;Take some strands, curl &amp;#039;em around your finger,&amp;quot; suggests Colleen Conway of Visions Salon in Los Angeles, &amp;quot;then clip them at the roots and let dry along with the rest of your hair.&amp;quot;   Alterna &amp;#039;Do: Curly to Straight   Put a straightening balm (try Fudge Erekt, Graham Webb Stick Straight or Dep Straightening Cream) on wet hair. &amp;quot;Use a thermal protectant,&amp;quot; says Kendall Ong of Vidal Sassoon salon in Washington, D.C. &amp;quot;Spray extra at your hairline since your hair&amp;#039;s usually finer and curlier here.&amp;quot; Take small sections and brush &amp;#039;em straight with a large, round-bristle brush. Follow the brush with your blow-dryer nozzle. For an extrasleek look, go over dry hair with a straightening iron. But don&amp;#039;t do this daily, &amp;#039;cause it&amp;#039;ll totally fry your hair. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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