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The Mohawk style sounds great and could well work for you, you will need to commit to a certain amount of effort with styling but this can be really easy to do. If you are scared that it is too extreme then have a look through hair magazines for examples of softer less dramatic styles that may have a slightly Mohawk look about them but without being too harsh. Visit a local stylist (you can find you nearest at the ‘Find a Salon’ section on UKHairdressers.com) for some advice before you do anything, they will advise you on how to control your hair as well as options for cuts and styles and what styling may be required. While you are deciding whether or not to go for the Mohawk, the best way to control frizzy unruly hair is to get some condition back into your hair. Try deep conditioning treatments, TIGI’s Treat Me Right intensive conditioner will help put the moisture back into your hair, and a leave-in conditioner such as TIGI’s Ego Boost will help protect your hair. Leave-in conditioners are great for curly hair as well as conditioning they help to fight frizz at the same time. Whenever possible have a break from using heated appliances. Heat causes immense damage to your hair and using heat less often you will notice the difference in your hair’s condition. If your hair has gone frizzy through the day tame your frizz for an evening out with a defining product such as TIGI’s Uptight Curl Maker. Shine sprays are an excellent light product to use on your hair to give it a glossy coating, this helps smooth it and deters the dreaded static and frizz, TIGI’s Headrush spray smells gorgeous and is long lasting. Curly hair can be great for creating more wild styles and can be tamed into this seasons trendy wavy and curly looks. If you wish to continue straightening your hair ensure you use a heat protective styling product such as TIGI’s Extra Extra Straight or TIGI’s Control Freak Serum. Proto-col collagen supplements (taken orally) will also help to avoid poor condition of the hair and promote shine. Don’t keep going over the same section again and again, it’s better to go over it with the straighteners slowly and get it right first time then keep reapply those hot irons to it, causing more damage in the long run.

You could try straightening your hair in a different way such as using a hair dryer and brush, this is a great alternative to using hair straighteners all the time and you may find that your hair hold the style better. If you need extreme hold for your style ensure you use a strong hold hair spray such as TIGI Hard Head, but don’t use too much otherwise you can end up looking over styled. When using hair straighteners don’t keep going over the same hair twice, it is much better to go over each section of hair once slowly then keep repeating the process on the same area. Always use heat protecting products before using any heated appliance on your hair, TIGI’s Extra Extra Straight is great for getting sleek smooth straight hair and give good hold too. Your hair going flicky may be caused by humidity and using styling products such as TIGI’s Extra Extra Straight will help combat this.FHI hair styling use a technologically advanced ceramic heater which allows the hair to be straightened from the cortex (the very core of the hair) outwards, while sealing the cuticle flat, this is thought to be the most healthy way to straighten hair. In addition the irons use ionic technology which directly infuses negative ions into the hair to leave hair more moisturized and in better condition, feeling softer and silkier and looking shinier. From time to time you must give you hair a break from the high temperatures. Maintain strength in hair by using Proto-col supplements boost for hair and promotes stronger new hair growth that way you can use your straighteners from time to time as well. You can also keep your hair strong by using intensive conditioning treatments on a weekly basis You could also try a different hair style, textured looks may work really well with your hair type and are very stylish and funky at the same time.

A fringe can be a good way of disguising a larger forehead. You do not have to go for a full fringe, sometimes a sweeping fringe can work just as well. Avoid styles that are swept back off your face and try to create a focus on other areas of your face such as detail around the jaw line, for example jaw length layers. If you do opt for a fringe then you will find it easy to style with some smaller slim straighteners straighteners, FHI offer a type of smaller straightening iron designed to style shorter hair. Avoid fringes that are short and opt for a longer fringe with a softer look. If you are trying to grow your hair and grow a longer fringe you could try a supplement such as Proto-cols collagen capsules, by taking these you will be boosting the building blocks hair needs in order to grow and you will be giving you hair and nails a boost at the same time Try out using different styling products such as TIGI’s Bedhead range to create a variety of looks with your hair, take photos of each style then look through them and pick out the ones that best suite your needs.