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" Start with a nutrient-infused frizz-neutralizing shampoo and conditioner made for fluffy, French-poodle prone locks. In the palm of your hand, mix up a concoction that&amp;#039;s one part silicone serum (a dime-sized amount) and two-parts straightening cream (about the size of a quarter) and smooth over wet hair. Divide strands in to sections and blow-dry straight using a paddle brush with natural bristles (translation: no plastic or metal bristles.) Don&amp;#039;t be afraid to pull really hard because the tension is the key to a great blow-out. If your hairdryer has a nozzle attachment, use it. The concentrated heat helps the straightening process. To flatten flyaways, always direct the hot air downward, moving it from roots to ends. Finish with a blast of cold air to seal in shine. Preserve your hard work and prevent frizz by finishing with a flat iron and a lightweight, humidity-busting hairspray.   For more ways to say &amp;quot;buh-bye&amp;quot; to hair hassles, pick up a copy of the Winter issue of TEEN - on stands now. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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