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"  GORGEOUS WAVES 1. Shampoo and condition hair with hydrating products. If you are prone to frizziness, look for items that are free of sulfates and parabens. &amp;quot;Harsh detergents and preservatives overdry your hair,&amp;quot; says David Dieguez, creative director of the Blow salons in New York City. &amp;quot;These will give you smooth, wavy locks.&amp;quot; Try Aveda Damage Remedy Restructuring Shampoo and Conditioner ($24 each).  2. Run a balmlike curl enhancer through the ends. &amp;quot;There is nothing worse than hard waves,&amp;quot; says Oribe, owner of the Oribe Salon in Miami Beach, who styles celebrities like Jennifer Lopez. &amp;quot;Look for products that add moisture.&amp;quot; Try Tigi Bed Head Foxy Curls Contour Cream ($16.95).  3. Divide hair into two-inch sections.  4. Begin with a boar-bristle round brush (like i|m 38mm Boar Thermal Round [$21]) and pull it down from the roots to dry them straight for a modern look, or place the brush underneath to add height to flat hair.  5. Once the roots of the section are dry, twirl the ends away from your face with your hands or brush. Hit hair with the dryer, finishing with a shot of cold air to freeze the wave.  6. Run a serum through the ends to repel humidity. Try K\u00E9rastase Paris Serum Nutri-Sculpt ($29).  7. Make it last: Prolong your blowout by sleeping on a silk pillowcase. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s the only fabric that won&amp;#039;t create friction and prevents frizz,&amp;quot; says Dieguez.  SMOOTH &amp;amp;amp; STRAIGHT 1. Work a straightening emulsion through wet hair. &amp;quot;Go with one that has a lotionlike texture,&amp;quot; says Dieguez. &amp;quot;Even if you have straight hair, it will enhance the blowout.&amp;quot; Try Paul Mitchell Super Skinny Relaxing Balm ($15.95). For extra body, spritz a volumizer like Oribe Volumista ($29) on your roots. &amp;quot;If your hair is superthick and curly, you&amp;#039;ll need a heavier product to keep it straight,&amp;quot; advises Oribe. Try Phyto Phytod\u00E9frisant ($26).  2. Divide hair into even one- to two-inch sections.  3. A flat boar-and-nylon-bristle paddle brush makes it easier to get your hair straight and leaves it shiny. Try Goody Mosaic So Smooth Paddle ($7.99). Start at the roots, stretching your hair downward as you dry it. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s all about tension. Your hair won&amp;#039;t dry straight if you don&amp;#039;t pull it taut,&amp;quot; says Dieguez.  4. After your hair is dry, smooth out your ends by running a flatiron through large sections. 5. Straighten tiny strands at your hairline with a TS-2 Detailer mini iron ($39.99).  6. Make it last: Smooth any next-day kinks with a wide-barrel curling iron like Barbar Titanium 1\u00BD inch Curling Iron ($145). &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s less severe than using a flatiron,&amp;quot; says Dieguez. If you have oil buildup, apply a dry shampoo like Blow Faux Dry ($20) at the roots and massage it into your scalp. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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