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The most important thing is really a good protective serum before you use the straightener, like a product with silicone or oil 🙌 and honestly stop using it every day if you can, give your hair a break at least a couple times a week. Regular trims every 6-8 weeks to get rid of split ends makes a huge difference, and invest in a gentle shampoo because your damaged hair doesn't need more abuse. Also the temperature of the straightener matters a lot - lower it a bit if you can, it takes longer but it's way less harsh 😊

The real solution is to cut down on how often you use it, not just pile on more products. I started using my straightener like 2-3 times a week max instead of every day, and that's when I actually saw a difference. Between uses, I let my hair air dry or do heat-free styles, and it really gives the hair a break. After that yeah, a good heat protectant is essential, but if you keep blasting your hair at 200°C every morning, no product is really gonna save your split ends, they're just gonna keep happening.

What nobody really talks about is that your straightener's temperature matters way more than you'd think. If you're using GHD at max temperature every single day, you're literally frying your hair - even the best serums in the world won't save it. Try lowering the temperature (like 160-180°C instead of 230°C) and give yourself more time to straighten, it makes a real difference. Sure, cutting back on how often you do it is crucial, but optimizing how you actually use it when you do - that changes the game too.

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