topic Re: Need Thermal Protectant Spray Suggestions! in Beauty

Need Thermal Protectant Spray Suggestions!

Jacie — Sun, 07 May 2023 15:51:53 GMT

I am looking for a new thermal protectant for blow-drying and heat styling my hair. Recently used Pantene Hot Mama, it was OK but I didn't care for the aerosol spray it had. I would prefer a pump product.

Anyone using something they really enjoy?

Re: Thermal Protectant Spray

SilleeMee — Sun, 07 May 2023 13:40:18 GMT

Tresemme. Comes in a pump-spray.

Re: Need Thermal Protectant Spray Suggestions!

vermint — Sun, 07 May 2023 16:28:16 GMT

@Jacie I second @SilleeMee with the Tresemme Heat Protectant spray. It's inexpensive and it works!

I use Tresemme products almost exclusively...shampoo, conditioner, gel, smoothing serum, heat protectant, hairspray. My hair is very healthy!

Re: Need Thermal Protectant Spray Suggestions!

KKlim — Sun, 07 May 2023 16:32:28 GMT

I, also, have used Tresemme for years. Specifically the mousse. Thanks for suggestion of heat protectant spray..!

Re: Need Thermal Protectant Spray Suggestions!

jackthebear — Sun, 07 May 2023 17:04:29 GMT

the Tressmee is good

if you are a TJ Marshalls shopper the Chi Iron spray is a very good one, and usually on the markdown shelf

Re: Need Thermal Protectant Spray Suggestions!

MG Chris — Mon, 08 May 2023 02:20:25 GMT

I have several different kinds, and all are in pumps.

Eva nyc 10 in 1 primer-I love this. It has Argon oil and is not greasy.

Redken One United 25- Has 25 benefits and has no buildup. It is spendy, though.

Kenra 19 Thermal spray- Another great one

Redken Extreme Anti-Snap-I love this one as well.

I have watched countless videos of people testing heat protectors and every one of these does really well in testing.

Drybar Prep Rally-This one is a spray, not a pump. I just got this in at the Sephora sale a couple of weeks ago and I have only used this one a couple of times.

Yesterday Sephora had Drybar Hot Toddy on sale for 50% off, so I ordered it This will be a first-time purchase, but it gets great reviews.

Re: Need Thermal Protectant Spray Suggestions!

10sluvr — Mon, 08 May 2023 05:00:24 GMT

redken hot sets and one by kendra, have worked well, for me.

Re: Need Thermal Protectant Spray Suggestions!

kate2357 — Mon, 08 May 2023 13:37:07 GMT

@MG Chris wrote:
I have several different kinds, and all are in pumps.

Eva nyc 10 in 1 primer-I love this. It has Argon oil and is not greasy.
Redken One United 25- Has 25 benefits and has no buildup. It is spendy, though.
Kenra 19 Thermal spray- Another great one
Redken Extreme Anti-Snap-I love this one as well.

I have watched countless videos of people testing heat protectors and every one of these does really well in testing.

Drybar Prep Rally-This one is a spray, not a pump. I just got this in at the Sephora sale a couple of weeks ago and I have only used this one a couple of times.

Yesterday Sephora had Drybar Hot Toddy on sale for 50% off, so I ordered it This will be a first-time purchase, but it gets great reviews.

@MG Chris

How do you ese the Kenra product on your hair/your routine? I find it very sticky, so I wonder if I am using it incorrectly. TIA.

Re: Need Thermal Protectant Spray Suggestions!

MG Chris — Fri, 12 May 2023 13:39:42 GMT

@kate2357 wrote:
@MG Chris wrote:
I have several different kinds, and all are in pumps.

Eva nyc 10 in 1 primer-I love this. It has Argon oil and is not greasy.
Redken One United 25- Has 25 benefits and has no buildup. It is spendy, though.
Kenra 19 Thermal spray- Another great one
Redken Extreme Anti-Snap-I love this one as well.

I have watched countless videos of people testing heat protectors and every one of these does really well in testing.

Drybar Prep Rally-This one is a spray, not a pump. I just got this in at the Sephora sale a couple of weeks ago and I have only used this one a couple of times.

Yesterday Sephora had Drybar Hot Toddy on sale for 50% off, so I ordered it This will be a first-time purchase, but it gets great reviews.

@MG Chris
How do you ese the Kenra product on your hair/your routine? I find it very sticky, so I wonder if I am using it incorrectly. TIA.

I spray my hairy lightly and comb through with a wide tooth comb before it can dry. I keep rearing until I feel I have enough on. I them go through with a normal comb to break up any areas that are sticky or clumped. I let it dry completely before curling.