A Sweet End To My Hair Product Spending Soap Opera

As a 26 year old single woman I like to think I live afor minimising that damage. In fact when combined
pretty wholesome, clean living existence. Certainlywith T3 Boost (worth spending £19.95 on) using
when I compare myself to the likes of (the extremelyT3 irons will actually help to condition and treat your
talented) Miss Winehouse I am almost nun like, althoughhair as you style.
admittedly I have tried to mimic her vocal stylings inSo, that's the big purchase out of the way and as you
karaoke after a few glasses of red wine.have chosen a high quality iron it will last you for years.
I do however have 3 addictions, 3 vices if you like.What else do you need?
These are (in no particular order): -Thermal protection sprays? no
1) Chocolate. All types and formsIlluminating reconstructors? huh?
2) Eastenders (I know...)There are 4 more products that you need for perfect
3) Spending obscene amounts of money on hairhair. A good quality shampoo and conditioner, a deep
productsconditioner and your preferred styling product.
The first item on the list often collides with the secondIt's worth investing in a mid range shampoo and
in a Sunday afternoon omnibus extravaganza,conditioner (expect to pay about £10). Don't use
however, as I regularly go to the gym the only thing Ia super market brand to save a few pennies as it
really need to worry about from these two arewon't be worth it in the long run.
perhaps a couple of spots and a wasted couple ofI would recommend any product from Fudge, Joico or
hours of my life each week.Osmo Essence, but do some research and find out
My third vice however is (or was) much more of awhich is best for your hair type (i.e. oily, dry, normal). A
problem and I have the bank statements to prove it.decent sized bottle (300ml) should last you about 6
As we all know, there is a tremendous pressure ofweeks, so you are looking at a cost of around
girls my age these days to look good. Every day I£15 a month for your shampoo and conditioner.
read magazines full of gorgeous super models, tellingOnce a month you should use a deep, leave in
me how I can achieve the latest celebrity look with aconditioner on your hair and there are a number of
few easy to follow tips and some professionalproducts available that will do the trick. You shouldn't
products.expect to pay more than about £15 for this and
And here lies the problem, we all want to look like ouragain I would recommend one of the Joico range. As
idols, but if we are not careful we can waste hundredsyou are only using once a month, this product should
of pounds and more chasing that super model hairlast you at least 6 months so you are only looking at
style. The good news is, I have learned froman average cost of about £3 a month.
experience that with investment in the right productsThere are an incredible amount of styling products
looking great doesn't have to cost the earth. So whatavailable, but my advice is not to go overboard.
do you really need?Choose a light styling product which will keep your look
OK, there is no getting away from the fact if you wantin place without looking "cardboard", you want your hair
to create professional styles, you are going to need ato move. I admit I'm a Fudge girl and I like to use just a
good quality, professional straightener. This is wherelittle wet wax spray to keep my hair in check, but only
you will have to invest a bit of money and I wouldreally at weekends. My styling product tends to last
recommend taking the plunge and splashing out on ame for about 2 months, so at an average spend of
T3 Tourmaline straightening iron. They are not cheap,£10 it works out at a monthly cost of say
and will set you back over £100, but there is£5.
simple reason why this will be money saved in the longSo, with an initial investment of £100+ on my T3
run... you will save yourself a fortune of "hair carestraightener my monthly spend is now down to under
repair" products!£25, which even my bank manager won't be
Heat styling is the biggest cause of damage to hairtoo unhappy about.
and quite simply T3 are the best irons on the market