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"  Hi girls! Today&amp;#039;s topic is gre\u00F1as \u2014 those annoying little frizzy, hard-to-tame parts around the hairline that can throw off your whole look! Last night I washed my hair and let it dry while I watched the season finale of Grey&amp;#039;s Anatomy (How sad was that?). Before going to bed I put it in a low ponytail. So I wake up this morning and the curls are pretty, but it&amp;#039;s the damn hairline that looks awful \u2014 that part of my hair is frizzier, drier, and the curls are so much tighter than the rest. Here&amp;#039;s my trick: I section off the hair around my hairline and put the rest of it in a bun. I spritz a heat protecting spray on the front part, and then I use a medium-size curling iron to smooth the gre\u00F1as and soften the curl (Don&amp;#039;t use a flat iron because you&amp;#039;ll end up with two different textures \u2014 pin straight and curly \u2014 and that just looks weird). First, I place the curling iron really close to the hairline to smooth out the roots. Then, starting at the ends, I wrap a 1&amp;quot; section of hair onto the iron and roll it upward and away from my face all the way up to the root. Make sure the clasp of the iron is on the opposite side of the direction you roll the hair. Count to five and then unravel the hair from the iron. Let the rest of you hair down and run your fingers through the front part to blend everything in. For me, if the hair around my face looks polished then I really don&amp;#039;t really have to worry so much about what&amp;#039;s happening in the back. Do you have any tips for smoothing your hairline frizzies? Leave them in the comments below. Ciao! To find out more about Yesenia&amp;#039;s new &amp;quot;Curly Girly&amp;quot; blog, click &amp;quot;read more&amp;quot;! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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