JED, are you experiencing more shorter pieces (like those from new growth or breakage) that just wont lay down and are concentrated to particular areas (like hair line or along part) or is it an all over thing? You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

To enable personalised advertising (like interest-based ads), we may share your data with our marketing and advertising partners using cookies and other technologies.I’d highly recommend a heat protectant to anyone who uses a blow dryer or hot tools directly on their hair, to eliminate as much heat damage as possible,” explains celebrity hairstylist Alexander Armand, who sees clients from Marsai Martin to Serena Williams. If your hair is already working with some damage (like dehydration and breakage), get a spray that strengthens your hair to prevent any future issues. But the truth is that no other ingredient can protect our hair from heat to a maximum temperature of 400℃. It’s just we need to be a bit more careful while applying heat on our natural gray hair so that we may not lose/damage our hard-earned silvers. They form a protective layer over the hair strand, preventing the cuticle from being exposed to heat, whilst preserving moisture and smoothing hair to leave it looking soft.

Daily blowouts can take their toll, especially on curls, but this mist helps speed up drying time and cut down on damage time, so you can blow-dry and diffuse faster and safer. Protect your hair from heat damage with the Aveda Heat Relief Thermal Protector and Conditioning Mist. Like the Rusk, its aerosol spray uses Hydrofluorocarbon 152a as its propellant so it isn’t harmful to the ozone layer.I don’t use a curling iron very often, but it makes me feel better knowing my hair is protected when I use this. I’m doing a curly girl journey but I do occasionally straighten my hair (not often just for special occasions). First time I purchased fom this Seller and will purchase again should the opportunity present itself.