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How do you "train" your hair - kevo88 - 12-23-2008 Hey guys, Looking for the input on the best ways to train your hair and avoid those dreaded flat hairs at the hairline... Looking at your acid test photos Mr. Burns I didn't see any of the flat hairs, whats your secret?? Thanks in advance! Re: How do you "train" your hair - thecount - 12-23-2008 I don't know if this contraption works yet ... but it is considered one of the top ten christmas stocking stuffers to find under the Christmas tree this year according to sales of the unit .... It's called the InStyler ... InStyler® Rotating Hot Iron Hair Straightener (some reviews) <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.kaboodle.com/reviews/instyler-rotating-hot-iron-hair-straightener">http://www.kaboodle.com/reviews/instyle ... raightener</a><!-- m --> But I'll wait until one of you guys test it out and review it .... using it on your piece To get some body in my piece ... I wash my side hair ... blow it ... I use fructis color treated conditioner on the piece (as many have mentioned on here) I air dry .. and when damp ... use my fingers to get body .... So far ... it's better than any other method .. Re: How do you "train" your hair - Mr.Burns - 12-23-2008 I don't think a straightener is necessary! The best tip is; after you shampoo and condition your piece, comb all the hairs at the front as you want them to stay - either up or down. While it is drying, apply a little pressure to that area. E.g. if you want a comb back or spikey front, leave the piece underside up, with the hairline hairs pressed back under the base. Use some styling gel or wax also to tame the hair when wearing.