Reddit reviews CHI 44 Iron Guard Thermal Protection Spray 8 Fl Oz
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Contains an easy brush glide formula that is an ideal styling tool for all your smooth and sleek stylesHelps protect hair from thermal damage and breakage with a weightless formula with no added buildupVitamins and proteins add essential moistureSuitable for all hair typesIron Guard Thermal Protection Spray was launched by the design house of CHIIt is recommended for casual wear.Iron Guard Thermal Protection Spray by CHI for Unisex - 8 OZ Iron Guard
I have the same kind of hair you do OP. Thin, falls out of every hair tie I've ever used (even the grippy ones), curls never stay, and it's hard to straighten.
I have to put up my hair above my shoulders for work, which usually requires me to wear a bun. To do this, I use an ez-bun. My hair actually stays in this contraption for my entire 12 hour shift. And it curls your hair when you take it out. The website has video tutorials on not only how to use the hair piece, but how to make each bun style. I find that the military bun style is the easiest (found on youtube). There is a learning curve to it though. It takes a bit of practice to actually get it to where you want it to be.
If you wanted to curl your hair, I've found that hair curlers work really well.
I can get my hair to straighten when I want to take the time to do so. I have to use a high heat, professional grade flat iron though. I usually use a hair straightening cream/ spray to prevent it from becoming damaged. My hair damages so easily too. I swear by CHI brand anything. Especially the smoothing creams and the protection spray. When you're straightening your hair, your flat iron burns off the sprays and creams before it ever burns your hair. I also rub a little gel on my finger tips and run them through my hair when I'm done using the flat iron. I find that this helps it stay straight longer and keeps it from frizzing as much. Keep running your fingers through until the gel completely dries in your hair.
You can also use decorative pins in your hair when you put it up in buns and pony tails. Doing the same thing every day doesn't have to be boring. I have a flower pin I use when I put my hair in a bun sometimes and bows for my bangs I use when I straighten my hair.
I have super finicky thin hair that can feel greasy from using normal conditioner but I found I can use Redken Satinwear Blow Dry Lotion or CHI Iron Guard (depending on what I'm doing to my hair) for my heat protection
Try using CHI Iron Guard before you blowdry. It works for me.
Just try not to overspray because it can make your hair really sticky.