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Narrow plates like these suit fringes and short layers better than wide salon-width irons.Photo: Lombroso · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons · Open source page How to choose
The decisions that actually change what you end up with.
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A digital temperature readout lets you hold a lower setting for fine or already-damaged hair.Photo: Lombroso · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons · Open source page Ingredients
What is on the label and what it does.
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A roadside hairdressing stall rather than any styling appliance, with no equipment visible in the frame.Photo: Adam Jones on Flickr · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons · Open source page Routines
Order, frequency and how long a bottle lasts.
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A drawn hair dryer showing the two parts that matter most: the concentrator nozzle and the rear air intake.Photo: Wiki ankit rautela · CC0 · Wikimedia Commons · Open source page Budget and prices
What the total comes to once everything is counted.
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A stand holds the dryer at head height, leaving both hands free for brushing and sectioning.Photo: National Institute of Standards and Technology · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons · Open source page Evidence
What the published evidence does and does not show.
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One slow pass with narrow plates is how a straightener is meant to be worked through a section.Photo: Leomedia · CC0 · Wikimedia Commons · Open source page Reactions and irritation
Reactions, patch testing and when to stop.
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