Straightening Whether you use straightening irons every morning as part of your daily routine or you've opted to go all out with chemical straightening - subjecting your hair to intense heat regularly is hugely damaging to its structure.
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"We're focused on mild to moderate teeth straightening," Fenkell said.
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But brides are lining up for straightening treatments these days.
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"Where's the sloth?" he seethes, straightening up with righteous fury.
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When straightening up, I saw the blue sea and sails.
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Her chemical straightening strategy depends on hair texture and length.
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We're straightening their teeth when they get a little older.
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Glossy Brazilian keratin straightening treatments may create another exposure issue.
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"There's definitely a period of straightening, moral straightening, and hip hop is an example of that," said Archie Hamilton, co-founder of Split Works, one of the largest live music promotion companies in China.
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It literally feels like something's holding my elbow from straightening out.
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Straightening brushes have been the hottest beauty tool trend of 2016.
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Using an Uberliss straightening iron, he added a wave throughout her.
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Straightening your hair can now be as easy as brushing it.
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People spend a lot of time at their desks straightening things.
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The microplane was a wonderful tool for straightening window edges, too.
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He blows it dry and starts straightening it with a flat iron.
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Nemeth, for example, isn't convinced that straightening teeth significantly improves oral health.
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Inhale as you slowly begin straightening your arms and lifting your shoulders.
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It's hard to picture this stalwart woman succumbing to straightening her hair.
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Tell the kids they can keep their legs bent, if straightening is difficult.
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He did edit his photos slightly, including straightening and white balance temperature change.
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Hair: Styling Tool: BIO IONIC OnePass Straightening Iron, $199, available at Ulta Beauty.
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Relaxing/straightening hair is like hair dying it, which many cultures enjoy doing.
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I always felt like a straightening iron created too extreme of a look.
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"Try straightening up a room—I guarantee, in 15 minutes you'll feel better."
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So much seems to have changed in the decades since I stopped straightening.
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I warm up my straightening brush while doing my other morning bathroom regimen.
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Beauty schools typically focus on practices like cutting, coloring, chemical straightening, and nail painting.
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I remember when I just started, they were straightening my hair all the time.
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There's no denying it, straightening your hair is not the healthiest thing for it.
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"I had to have leg straightening, so I had two casts on," he recalls.
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SmileDirectClub's service connects customers with dental professionals who guide them through their straightening plan.
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Ephraim told CNN he was straightening up when the woman rushed inside the studio.
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And in non-poop-related news, tooth-straightening darling SmileDirectClub is eyeing an IPO.
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Cyan Banister of Founders Fund has also made a bet on teeth-straightening startups.
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I decided to time myself and started the dryer and while straightening my bangs.
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There's a photo of Judge Brett Kavanaugh staring intently ahead and straightening his tie.
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I've seen things like adorable little straightening irons to get the hair super smooth.
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Before you start straightening your hair, make sure you apply a thermal protectant first!
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Many black women still don't feel comfortable in corporate jobs without straightening their hair.
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We are at a time when black women are actively fighting against hair straightening.
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But, as idyllic as they sound, I've found most straightening brushes to be a scam.
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The universe weeps at the sound of jubilant curls being run through a straightening iron.
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The video shows her going over his curls with a straightening iron, Yahoo Beauty reports.
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Starting the process in the shower will allow your hair to take to straightening easier.
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There's no point in straightening your hair because it's just going to frizz up again.
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Instead of endless mustache-grooming, we see Poirot straightening others' ties and fixating on symmetry.
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"But their mama has to make them some money," she says, straightening up and smiling.
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"They were preparing their souls to die," says Hamrouni, straightening the photos on the table.
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The maker of teeth straightening kits reported a much bigger than expected fourth-quarter loss.
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"I'm just a broccoli at the end of the day," he said, straightening his tie.
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He wobbled this way and that, never straightening up or lowering himself to the ground.
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A new study finds a weak link between coloring and straightening treatments and breast cancer.
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I'm acting as someone who has devoted most of his life to straightening out government.
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SmileDirectClub, a provider of at-home teeth straightening systems, raised $1.3 billion in its IPO.
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Many date from the 1950s and early 1960s, so beehive hairdos and hair-straightening rollers abound.
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After a couple years, I moved to New York and started getting tired of straightening it.
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After three months of therapy, I was looking after him—straightening the pictures in his office.
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I forego straightening my hair because it's raining and I know it'll just get ruined anyway.
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Photomyne really shines when you're importing a whole batch of photos and straightening them all up.
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Once you get your aligners, it takes five months on average to complete the straightening process.
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"The point is we will be serious in straightening up taxes on digital economy," he said.
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SmileDirectClub, the at-home teeth-straightening service, is on its way to becoming a public company.
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The machines will perform a variety of manufacturing functions including turning operations, straightening and abrasive blasting.
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And the teeth-straightening startup SmileDirectClub had one of the worst public market debuts this year.
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Just when the action slumps and you relax, she appears, straightening out your spine with fear.
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So I can enjoy my newly straightening smile without the internalized guilt of draining an account.
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If you've ever gotten a hair-straightening treatment at a salon, you might want to listen up.
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Then I spend the rest of the afternoon tying up loose ends and straightening up my desk.
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Currently, there aren't any luxury dryers on the market with attachments that cater to straightening coily hair.
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Now, CMS is expanding that opportunity, but the deadline for straightening out the problem is Sept. 20133.
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The teeth-straightening company SmileDirectClub had one of the worst market debuts for any IPO this year.
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She figured using the same methods also work for curling or straightening hair — and they actually did.
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After blowdrying and straightening my hair, I ran my fingers through the lengths, and actually gasped — audibly.
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But with the right storage pieces, straightening up after a child's play session can be a snap.
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So, naturally, we all end up blow-drying and straightening in two separate steps, which is a.
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The risks appear especially pronounced for black women, many of whom use both dyes and straightening products.
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SmileDirectClub, which recently went public amid concerns from dental associations, provides an at-home teeth-straightening service.
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Straightening from where he was kneeling on the ledge of mud, he brushed peat from his pants.
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Ebony's hardworking mother attends to her daughter's hair, straightening it at home with a heated iron comb.
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Ebony's hardworking mother attends to her daughter's hair, straightening it at home with a heated iron comb.
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"People are throwing away their straightening irons and starting to embrace their natural waves and texture," she said.
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As well as the more advanced options you've got basic tools for cropping pictures and straightening them out.
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Arie Luyendyk, Jr. is straightening his tie and stepping out of the limo, and (hopefully) into our hearts.
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" —Kierra (right), 19 "As a black woman in corporate America, straightening my hair should be MY personal choice.
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Ceramic flat irons heat evenly and are good for fighting the frizz that come from straightening thinner hair.
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I also love straightening my hair, braids, and big buns on the head to get a different look.
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Cara believes that straightening her hair may have led to her hair loss at a very early age.
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And it will serve as a rudimentary scanner, automatically straightening and converting documents captured using the iPad's camera.
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Bend your knees and grab the bags (with added weights) while straightening your back and lifting your chest.
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Teeth straightening startup Candid has raised another $63.4 million in a Series B round from Greycroft, Bessemer, e.
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Last week, she had a client who paid $670 for a cut, straightening and toning to replenish color.
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This straightening brush straightens like a typical ceramic iron, but its brush bristles take out any extra effort.
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The world is too unstable for such consistency and CE so far seems too adventurous for such straightening.
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In its first trading day, the teeth-straightening start-up's shares settled at $16.67 after opening at $20173.
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I don't really do a lot of straightening or blow-drying; I run a glossing cream through it.
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This is why it is so offensive when someone accuses black women of appropriation for straightening our hair.
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But one thing I've always approached with major side eye is the too-good-to-be-true straightening brush.
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Straightening, she smoothed her tunic and trousers, setting off down the tiled hallway that led into the harem itself.
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Hair relaxing and straightening products often contain endocrine-disrupting chemicals and can even cause uterine tumors, the commentary adds.
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Since this was originally a film photo, Smalls first used Lightroom to adjust the framing, straightening and cropping it.
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Within the space, Gilly Hicks joins Nectar mattresses, teeth-straightening service Candid and shorts and swim-trunks maker Chubbies.
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Twist torso as you simultaneously bring left elbow and right knee in toward each other while straightening left leg.
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Branch, who is of African American and Japanese descent, says she was chemically straightening her hair at the time.
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"Looking forward to straightening out unfair Trade Deals with the G-7 countries," he wrote in a second tweet.
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The Girls star left her usual side-parted style behind, straightening her strands into a sleek center-parted look.
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SmileDirectClub – Shares of the maker of teeth straightening kits remain on watch, after debuting Thursday with a 28% decline.
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There was Tyrion, in the silence before the final Small Council meeting, anxiously straightening the chairs around the table.
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This straightening up is similar to the correction made by an orthodontic appliance on teeth to increase their height.
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But Mahomes remained on the ground, and when trainers came out, they appeared to be straightening his right knee.
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Damage to hair caused by treatments like straightening and perming, and certain cosmetic products can further facilitate drug absorption.
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Four times a year, Owens indulges in a three-hour Japanese chemical straightening treatment at a salon in London.
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The ghd Original IV Professional Styler is the perfect tool for quick, effortless straightening and easy curls and waves.
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It's very telling that the first millionaire who was a black woman made her money from hair straightening products.
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By 12, I was straightening and relaxing my hair, all to feel pretty or to one day be called sexy.
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"That is triggering government to take a more serious look at the urgency of straightening out land rights," he said.
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"Brides who are interested in straightening their teeth, but only have six months or less, still have time," says Joseph.
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The Maidan revolution, which overthrew President Viktor Yanukovych five years ago, offered the chance of straightening out Ukraine's crooked politics.
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However, I still needed more straightening at the roots (curly girls know that is the hardest place to get laid).
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The receiver also has the ability to control the pace and depth of penetration by bending or straightening their knees.
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So instead of hiding (or straightening) your natural hair, consider a costume that makes your curls the center of attention.
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He will hold the geese, straightening their necks with a bright snap, and the geese will squawk in his arms.
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"Looking forward to straightening out unfair Trade Deals with the G-7 countries," Trump wrote on Twitter early Friday morning.
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By straightening her hair while occupying the White House, but also leaving open the possibility that it was natural, Mrs.
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This straightening brush is a blessing for those with curly or wavy hair because it manages to do the impossible.
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Straightening irons, keratin treatments, curling rods and wands, they have to go in the weeks leading up to your cut.
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This is a fantastic time to do paperwork or send an email you've been avoiding thanks to Mars's straightening abilities.
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Beyond straightening-out the asylum-claimants' situation, we should probably be doing less to secure the border rather than more.
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That price means the IPO will raise $1.3 billion and value the maker of teeth-straightening devices at $8.9 billion.
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That price means the IPO will raise $1.3 billion and value the maker of teeth straightening devices at $8.9 billion.
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In addition to cropping and straightening your images, the Photos app has controls for adjusting color and making other improvements.
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"Seashell hair is actually the perfect summer color," Ms. Bodt said, since we're all straightening and blow-drying less anyway.
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Imagine that chi, that life force energy, straightening out the lining, strengthening and energizing all those systems in your body.
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Seeing her potential, he invested in a complete makeover — coiffure, teeth straightening, gowns — and ingeniously guided her into the spotlight.
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You can also slowly pedal out your heels, by straightening one leg at a time to ease into the posture.
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Friendly employees walked around straightening tables and chairs, wiping down different areas, and greeting customers, creating a very welcoming atmosphere.
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It's highly reviewed on Amazon, holding the number one spot on the bestsellers list in the Hair Straightening Irons category.
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Straightening long, thick, or curly hair can feel like it takes ages if you don't have a professional-grade flat iron.
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I realize now that seeing Anne Hathaway rise like a phoenix from the ashes of Paolo's straightening iron probably didn't help.
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Trump downplayed those concerns saying "our country is doing really well, we had horrible trade deals and I'm straightening them out."
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SmileDirectClub, the at-home teeth-straightening startup, has just raised $380 million at a $3.2 billion valuation, the company announced today.
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That's why, after straightening her hair for 20 years, she decided to let it go and finally embrace her natural texture.
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Alessia Cara started straightening her hair at an early age because her classmates used to tease her for her frizzy hair.
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"And that straightening-out pushes on the opsin it's sitting inside," says Greg Horwitz, a neuroscientist at the University of Washington.
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I get up and get ready by straightening my hair and putting on IT cosmetics CC+ Illumination Cream, bronzer, and mascara.
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"Puerto Rico had a lot of difficulties before it got hit, and we're straightening out those difficulties even now," he said.
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Dancing seemed to help them as runners, Lemberg said, strengthening their ankles, straightening their posture, contributing to their whispery, economical strides.
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She helped pioneer and popularize the hot comb, hair-straightening method only as a styling option, not a mandate of beauty.
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A few months later, fans lost it when she posted photos showing what her ponytail looks like without extensions or straightening.
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When I got home after my haircut, I immediately tossed my straightening iron and curling wand in a bag to donate.
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"After the treatment, most people will start using sulfate-free and zinc-free shampoos to preserve the straightening effect," she told INSIDER.
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I hop in the shower, do my morning routine, toss on some makeup, and spend 2224 minutes blowdrying and straightening my hair.
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I thought about how hard I tried to assimilate into the fashion industry, straightening my hair and constantly wearing weaves and extensions.
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I'm gonna evaluate the RevAir based on its ease of use, its speed, and its effectiveness in straightening this whole situation out.
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Through lack of representation and accessible knowledge, many of us grow up chemically straightening it to achieve a more "socially palatable" look.
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"Straightening my curly hair was part of what I thought it meant to be a Dominican," says Mercado, a model and actress.
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The entire process costs less than $2,000 on average, which can be less than half that of a traditional teeth-straightening process.
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Eventually, by the '90s, almost everyone could get their hands on straightening irons at the local beauty store, no professional skills needed.
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Many not only touched on the standard of straightening hair but also expanded on the view of race within the Dominican Republic.
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Even if you're opting to use protective spray before straightening your hair will still be suffering under the clamp of the irons.
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The boy couldn't have been older than fifteen and his hair was visibly dry from straightening his natural curls, just like mine.
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She started talking about natural hair in public, which annoyed many women who felt that she was judging them for straightening theirs.
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It's not hard to imagine Quip going after SmileDirectClub, whose custom teeth-straightening trays brought in $423.2 million in revenue in 2018.
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According to 2018 research by Pantene, the average Brazilian woman spent 300 percent more on chemical hair straightening than her American counterpart.
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Cleveland's political and commercial elites encouraged this economic relationship between the city and its river by dredging, widening and straightening the Cuyahoga.
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Commenting on the study in Inside Higher Education, experts concluded that straightening the swirl might require integrating actual work into academic programs.
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SmileDirectClub has gained prominence for its direct-to-consumer teeth-straightening kits, riding its popularity to a $1.3 billion I.P.O. last year.
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One day in 1962, as she faced a tedious morning of chemical hair-straightening and tight curling, tasks she disliked, inspiration struck.
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Curler and Straightener The ghd Original IV Professional Styler is the perfect tool for quick, effortless straightening and easy curls and waves.
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I wanted to pick up this fancy hair-straightening treatment that was discontinued in Canada after the formaldehyde burned some girl's scalp.
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Lightroom for iOS is getting a geometry tab for straightening horizontal and vertical lines and a left-hand editing mode on the iPad.
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The brush attachment seemed equally as magically, quickly straightening out her thick, long, and wavy hair while giving it just a little volume.
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In the end, we decided the straightening brush is best for when you're in a rush or need to fix a section fast.
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As she fussed over me as only an ancient relative with Southern manners could, I caught the scent of her hair's straightening pomade.
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At the baggage-collection area of Haneda airport, a woman spends her day straightening suitcases after they are placed on the conveyor belt.
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"Boy it is not fun suffering in this body of weak flesh… but Jesus is straightening out all my crooked places," she wrote.
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When I was straightening my hair, I was committed to frizz-fighting products and whatever shampoo smelled great (give me all the coconuts).
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There has been a movement toward natural hair, in which more Black women are choosing not to use straightening products and hair color.
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It's not hard to imagine Quip entering the teeth-whitening or teeth-straightening arena, following the commercial success of online dentistry company, SmileDirectClub.
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Usually retailing for $30, you can try out the USpicy Straightening Brush for yourself for just $23 right now in the Mashable Shop.
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And that was when I shaved my head: After years of straightening my hair, I symbolically rejected my white socialization in these schools.
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Adkins stands up and puts on his vintage navy blue jacket, carefully straightening the collar and folding out the creases on the front.
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Johnson stopped straightening her hair, which had required her to wrap her gentle curls around large rollers and sleep that way all night.
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The road-trip movie, with its promise of redemption or resurrection or just plain head-straightening, is that most indelibly American of genres.
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The study only proves that dye and straightening treatments are correlated to an elevated cancer risk, not that they cause it, she says.
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At Amy's Hair Salon, where a complex procedure like hair straightening can take hours, petting a dog seems to make the time vanish.
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SmileDirectClub stock rose nearly 15% on Monday after it announced that it will start selling its teeth-straightening products to dentists and orthodontists.
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"This is the next step in my evolution as an artist," Jenkins said, straightening out his shoulders in the Central Park hotel suite.
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Before this curly-haired kid was a famous working actor, he was just another young man straightening up his life in Concord, California.
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As much as I could, I took her jobs away from her: cooking for the family, looking after my youngest sister, straightening the house.
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A new ad from the Danish electronics company Elgiganten shows a father giving his daughter a hair-curling and straightening iron, Hello Giggles reports.
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As the original petition explained, some keratin hair-straightening products list "methylene glycol" as an ingredient, which is formaldehyde in a solution, he explained.
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The L.A. Hair star created a silk treatment shampoo, conditioner, leave-in conditioner, Argan oil and tools including a straightening iron, rollers and more.
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The average straightening time for adults is one year, says Boston-area dentist Emily Joseph, MD, and can often be much shorter than that.
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I can still hear the chanting in my mind and feel it as I'm straightening my back and walking in line with my sisters.
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Even if I'm running 15 minutes behind on date night because my hair isn't straightening, my husband can't complain if he's swooning over me.
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A belief in rock 'n' roll, like all religions, is straightening, and obsession with its three central tenets, as evinced by Dury, is limiting.
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Consumer groups are suing the Food and Drug Administration for not responding to concerns raised about a popular hair straightening treatment used in salons.
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Keep your back and arms straight, and swing the kettlebell straight out in front of you, straightening your legs as the kettlebell swings up.
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And Alex Nicoll had the news that To finish the week off, on Friday $3.2 billion teeth-straightening company SmileDirectClub filed to go public.
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She has spent the past six years straightening out its issues, slowed by the often thorny permitting process of building in a landmark area.
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SmileDirect says it costs 60 percent less than other types of teeth-straightening treatments, with length of treatments ranging from four to 14 months.
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All of these methods were harmful to hair and scalp, so Malone experimented until she found a hair straightening formula that wasn't so harsh.
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"Unfortunately, these shampoos do not cleanse the scalp well, and many people end up with moderate to severe dandruff a few weeks after straightening treatments."
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"They concluded that under present practices of use and concentration, formaldehyde and methylene glycol are unsafe in hair straightening products," Jonas wrote in an email.
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"Straightening the ends a little, quickly tapping the waves after they're brushed to loosen them up, or even creating stronger peaks and valleys," Ess says.
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SmileDirectClub says it costs 60 percent less than other types of teeth-straightening treatments, with the length of treatments ranging from four to 14 months.
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For the years to follow, I went through an internal battle of whether I should ditch the hair tools forever, or keep straightening my hair.
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Now he needed only to put the cake together, a task he set to with intense concentration, straightening only to examine his work, somewhat critically.
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Five-year-old teeth-straightening company SmileDirectClub went into its first day of trading on Thursday with high hopes and a near-$4.33 billion valuation.
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That's probably why we're always looking to improve our smiles, whether through teeth straightening services, oral care subscriptions like electric toothbrushes, and teeth-whitening products.
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Founders Fenkell and Jordan Katzman want to disrupt the orthodontics industry with less expensive teeth-straightening treatments, convenience, and splashy television and social media advertisements.
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This included everything from phone chargers, lip balm, curling or straightening irons, fashion tape, international plug adaptors, TSA-approved liquid questions, stain removers, and more.
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Any help Callaway can offer on straightening out a pitching staff that was supposed to be the Mets' strength will no doubt be greatly appreciated.
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The teeth-straightening company built its brand by leveraging the celebrity beauty angle with Instagram influencer campaigns that marketed the visual results of its product.
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Though he has routinely recovered from such deficits by straightening up his long body and achieving full flight, there would be no compensating this time.
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After reaching out to stylists via Instagram, comparing online reviews, interviewing the owner of a salon, and watching a slew of beauty blogger reviews on YouTube, these are the nine straighteners that stand out: Easiest to use Best for speedy straightening Best for coarse hair Best for short hair Best for voluminous straightening Best portable flat iron Best for damaged hair Most durable straightener Best budget option
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Forget blow dryers and straightening irons — the mastermind behind the look used the power of vacuum suction to squeeze the voluminous pony through the Perspex tubes.
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By the time I made it to checkout, the employee was just a few steps behind me — nervously straightening things whenever I looked in her direction.
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However, on its website, the agency said that it had issued warning letters to two hair-straightening product companies -- Brazilian Blowout and Van Tibolli Beauty Corp.
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" His administration, he said, is "straightening out" unfair trade policies, adding that companies are "going to build places in Pennsylvania and others like the old days.
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And according to the 40-year-old star, becoming a mom to Isabelle, 3, and Caleb, 1, is what inspired her to stop straightening her hair.
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The days after, however, I found myself doing something unusual: I began wearing my hair down without straightening it or pulling it into a half updo.
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SmileDirectClub, a provider of at-home teeth straightening systems that lets users bypass the orthodontist's office, has picked bankers for an upcoming IPO, Axios has learned.
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Once we are finished I do some last-minute straightening and mopping of the kitchen from the morning accident and wait for the BFF to arrive.
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In 2010, large amounts of chemicals that turned into formaldehyde gas when heated were found in a popular hair straightening treatment from the brand Brazilian Blowout.
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And not only is his hair a much darker shade, but it seems Horan's also stepped away from the straightening iron, the hairspray, and the gel.
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LG says the Styler can remove over 99 per cent of allergens and bacteria in clothing, with hot steam sterilizing the clothes while also straightening them.
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It's still objectively expensive, but if you're going to buy a curling iron, straightening brush, and blow dryer, the AirWrap might end up being cheaper overall.
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Now, weeks in, Melania wished that Janelle were not so professional, so singularly focused on straightening Melania's feet, flattening Melania's belly, and never saying anything personal.
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Straightening up his right hand, Wilder caught Fury mid-duck, and followed with a left hook which snapped the Gypsy King's head around as he fell.
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You're straightening your hair, not because you think you look more beautiful that way, but because you want to change it up and do something different.
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Founders Alex Fenkell and Jordan Katzman want to disrupt the orthodontics industry with less expensive teeth-straightening treatments, convenience, and splashy television and social media advertisements.
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The maker of teeth straightening kits had revenue come in below Wall Street forecasts, as well, and gave a weaker-than-expected full-year revenue forecast.
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He spent his last years on the rewrite desk, with Mr. Kaufman, polishing, expanding, straightening and (usually) improving the work that appeared under other reporters' bylines.
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I spent years straightening my hair everyday, which eventually put a strain on my natural hair color and gave me endless split ends and dry hair.
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At camp, the infallible Sophie Bernstein and I spent hours straightening each other's hair with a tool of totemic importance: the $200 Chi ceramic flat iron.
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She was bullied for her hair loss in high school Cara used to spend hours straightening her frizzy hair, which she said contributed to major hair loss.
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I had to learn a lot about pointe work, and the subtleties, the transitions, staying over the box [of the pointe shoe], and straightening your legs more.
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Straightening Treatments Ask any metal-mouthed middle-schooler if they'd voluntarily go through braces as an adult, and we'd bet you wouldn't get a lot of takers.
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Slowly but surely, straight hair came creeping back into my life like a bad ex, and I began straightening my hair with hot tools once a month.
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Because a silk press requires straightening small sections of hair, you could spend 30-40 extra minutes at the salon, compared to a standard round-brush blowout.
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The warehouse of 49 printers marks the largest deployment of the systems in the U.S. They'll be put work around the clock, churning out teeth-straightening molds.
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If you want to get your hair back to how it felt, behaved, and looked like, before you started processing with color, blowing it out, straightening etc.
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Ah, yes — the beautiful smell of hair damage in the morning (said no one ever.) Hair straightening is a task that is not to be taken lightly.
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It's as if nostalgia for this singular moment in time culled ceefaxfreak09 from the ether for the sole purpose of straightening out the internet's test card history.
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It boasts more than 43 functions and can be utilized to tend to your cycling needs, like fixing a wobbly seat or straightening a bent disc brake.
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Reyman told me that many curling and straightening products on the market today take temperatures up past 400 degrees Fahrenheit, which can cause "catastrophic" damage to hair.
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For hair curling and straightening, have we been harnessing the power of the sun when we really should have been tapping into the power of the wind!?
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For years, black female students say they have been pressured and encouraged by school officials to change their natural appearance by means of chemically straightening their hair.
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"It's so, so, so important, especially if you're just having your hair kind of burnt every day, which is basically what straightening and curling is," she says.
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For the next hour, I watched out my window as he doggedly fixed the fence, straightening and reattaching its support bars, scrupulously unbending its bent chain-link.
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SmileDirectClub makes straightening teeth more affordable by cutting out the steps of going in person to a dentist or an orthodontist to get braces or other alignments.
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And hair-straightening products that contain formaldehyde, a known carcinogen, have caused allergic reactions, hair loss, rashes, blisters and other problems in salon workers and their customers.
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Mr. Eustis said that he has also recently noticed a change in his own behavior: He has found himself straightening up and organizing his office and home.
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Founders Fenkell and Jordan Katzman say they want to disrupt the orthodontics industry with less expensive teeth-straightening treatments, convenience, and splashy television and social media advertisements.
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In recent years, the all-encompassing model has attracted hundreds of millions of dollars for everything from teeth-straightening care to Viagra shipped straight to your door.
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SmileDirectClub (SDC) – The maker of direct-to-consumer teeth-straightening products has launched a line of oral care products that will be available exclusively at Walmart (WMT).
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Even though more bearish voices claim the market for Align's invisible teeth-straightening products is saturated, Cramer held on to his bullish thesis for the dentistry play.
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It comes with a heat resistant travel pouch for storage so you can pack up and go at a moment's notice before or after straightening your hair.
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Don't forget about heat protection Any type of heat styling — whether you're blow drying your hair, curling it, or straightening it — has the potential for causing damage.
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The U-Kiss Hair Iron is a 279.99-in-231 curling iron and straightening flat iron — plus the bristles on the curling side also act as a brush.
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However, Stoltzfus, like many of his Wall Street colleagues, believes the market in 2019 will endure some more pain and volatility before finally straightening out and climbing higher.
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With all the recent buzz surrounding a new generation of straightening brushes, we were eager to test if they could actually compete with our go-to flat irons.
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While weight loss and hair straightening are considered less obligatory than they used to be, it's usually assumed that if someone has acne, they're at war with it.
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No one has ever actively wanted a hair straightening iron that connects to the internet of things, but that didn't stop UK-based company Glamoriser from making one.
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Their goal was to revolutionize the teeth-straightening industry as Crest Whitestrips revolutionized the teeth-whitening industry by letting people whiten their teeth at home, Fenkell told Inc.
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A few days before the Emmy Awards, I accompanied the Weitzes to a party, and watched as Weitz worked the room, straightening collars and lapels as he went.
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I tried straightening my teeth with Candid, an online company that sends you a personalized treatment plan and sets of plastic aligners for a flat price of $1,900.
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My personal recommendation was to go see my dentist and, if I'm interested in straightening my teeth, come back once my roots are in a healthy enough state.
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The ads are stark: Adolescent girls assessing themselves before a mirror or a cellphone camera, stroking their hair, straightening their clothes and seeking personal reassurance about their appearance.
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He credited his fourth wife, the former Kimberly Woollen, with keeping him alive and straightening him out — although he would continue to have occasional relapses for many years.
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Eight major Wall Street firms initiated coverage of the newly-public teeth-straightening start-up on Monday with buy ratings and rave reviews, despite the stock's poor debut.
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After straightening my curls nearly every week for most of my life — a common practice in the Latinx community — I decided it was finally time to embrace them.
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And for some influencers, college can be a windfall, landing them brand deals to market dorm furnishings, Victoria's Secret underwear, and tooth-straightening solutions to their fellow students.
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So are her jewelry and her spine-straightening corsets — Kahlo was in a traffic accident as a teenager, and this show puts a particular focus on her disability.
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Photo by Ryan Muir for Noisey There was a time at the start of this year when everything looked to be straightening out between Lil Wayne and Birdman.
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They found that the safety of methylene glycol and formaldehyde in hair-straightening products depends on chemical concentration levels, the temperature used during application and ventilation, among other factors.
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Bill emphasized fiscal discipline as the cornerstone of his fiscal policy, but the focus of the convention, and the Democratic platform, is not on straightening out the federal books.
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None of them worked over the long-term, of course, and ended up damaging their strands in the process: "[Straightening treatments] ruined the texture of my hair," Collantes says.
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Getting super sleek, straight hair became 10 times easier when Amika launched its cool thermal straightening brush that smooths every hair texture (even the curliest coils!) in quick strokes.
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In 2014, the Razorbacks lost to both Auburn and Texas A&M in SeptemBERT before straightening things out and making their first bowl game since Bielema arrived in Fayetteville.
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Even if you had the gumption to make these all of these lifestyle changes, your chances of straightening the situation out once and for all were far from guaranteed.
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"My whole life is straightening out," Mr. Napio, who spent 483 of his 55 years in prison, said during a recent interview in the clinic's mirror-lined injection room.
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Despite the stock being down nearly 50% since the IPO, all ten Wall Street analysts that cover the teeth-straightening start-up have a buy rating on the stock.
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So the hair dryer stakes are high and the market deeply fragmented, not least by the popularity of newer hand-held electrical appliances like straightening irons and curling tongs.
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While the show may have gotten its bearings at a time when straightening was the main process for styling black hair, that was never the case at Bronner Bros.
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Bill emphasized balanced budgeting as the cornerstone of his fiscal policy, but the focus of the convention, and the Democratic platform, is not on straightening out the federal books.
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After noticing that women were spending uncomfortable hours in beauty salons undergoing a hot-comb process for hair straightening, Mr. Johnson modified it into Ultra Sheen, aimed at women.
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Instead, the president is seen fidgeting, pointing around the room, straightening his jacket and at one point waving his fingers in the air as if conducting an invisible orchestra.
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Uniform Teeth, the teeth straightening startup that helped me figure out I needed a root canal, has just raised a $10 million round of funding led by Canaan Partners.
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Walmart is teaming with buzzy teeth-straightening company SmileDirectClub on a line of exclusive oral care products that include an electric toothbrush, specialty toothpastes, and an ultrasonic UV cleaner.
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That would mean straightening out its own fiscal affairs first, rebuilding business confidence, improving tax collections, stemming the tide of residents leaving the island — and only then restructuring its debts.
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In working with SmileDirectClub, a start-up that sells teeth straightening kits directly to consumers over the internet, CVS has added a so-called SmileShopExpress inside six of its drugstores.
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SmileDirectClub and a slew of other start-ups, such as Candid Co., are jockeying to overtake the teeth-straightening market, appealing to consumers with flashy marketing and less expensive treatments.
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It sounds wasteful and time-consuming, but the robots take only about a quarter-of-an-hour to produce, and can be easily recycled by simply straightening the wire again.
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Before you take out a small loan for a hair tool, check out this deal: BaBylissPRO Nano Titanium Straightening Iron is on sale for $110 at Walmart — down from $139.99.
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The three-year-old Nashville startup was launched by college friends Alex Fenkell and Jordan Katzman, who saw a business opportunity in bringing low-cost teeth-straightening options to adults.
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She spent the first 25 years of her life straightening her hair with relaxers, and it wasn't until she first started her fitness journey that she decided to go natural.
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Sahar Saidi has had curly hair her whole life, and spent most of that life straightening and treating her hair to try to conform to the media's idea of beauty.
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And for some influencers, like Giannulli, college can be a windfall, landing them brand deals to market dorm furnishings, Victoria's Secret underwear, and tooth-straightening solutions to their fellow students.
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Women with certain hair textures—usually African American women in the US—use straightening products that frequently include parabens, which have been connected with uterine fibroid tumors and premature puberty.
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If you notice your scalp is particularly sensitive, as Dr. Kogan mentions, reschedule any appointments that may cause you discomfort, such as hair extensions, big dye jobs, or chemical straightening.
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By the end of the 19th century, however, many Black women began straightening their hair in order to blend into a society that had established a Eurocentric ideal of beauty.
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That's often hard to accept individually, and movies that address black hair straightening have been noticeably reluctant to place the blame on parents when weighing how ubiquitous the tradition is.
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And Lewandowski said the new White House chief must ensure that staff is focused on the president's agenda, which means straightening out the leak problem and "back-biting" among personnel.
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How Candid is differentA few key features sets Candid apart from other online "teledentistry" services: It only works with orthodontists — doctors who specialize in straightening teeth — not just general dentists.
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He wants to be free to negotiate his own trade deals with China and the USA, and not be held back by those shit-munching, banana-straightening bureaucrats in Brussels.
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The clouds are cast a golden pink as the road bends a long left, your car's rear end scattering grass and dust before straightening up to make the next checkpoint.
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SmileDirectClub makes its debut on the public market Teeth-straightening company SmileDirectClub rang the opening bell at Nasdaq yesterday, marking its first day of trading as a public company. 4.
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When I stopped straightening my hair — as a way of affirming my worth despite mainstream messages to the contrary — I had the support of an emotional, intellectual and political community.
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A celeb stylist, Matthew Collins, showed me how to use the Corrale to straighten my hair or employ the controversial but popular "curl your hair with a straightening iron" method.
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You're supposed to flaunt your glamorous life, but also, show your authentic self — here's me putting on makeup before the gala, here's me straightening my hair in a random bathroom.
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This resulted in many black working professionals straightening their hair, or seeking to find alternative "professional" hairstyles — most of which simply mimicked the "working hairstyles" of their non-black counterparts.
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Nadarajah met Najib at a pre-operative consultation and ran through the surgery, which will include straightening Najib's spine and leveling his pelvis using two rods screwed into the bone.
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Straight Teeth Direct: Direct to consumer teledentistry platform that connects users to online dentists globally enabling low cost at home teeth straightening The Europas Awards — Hottest MadTech (MarTech or AdTech) Startup
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The company, which provides invisible teeth-straightening devices, is looking to sell up to $1 billion in stock in an initial public offering, three people with knowledge of the matter said.
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By the time I brought home the Dyson Supersonic, though, the effects of her last treatment were virtually gone and she needed to spend more and more time drying and straightening.
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Our recent article about people who travel to a salon in the Dominican Republic that styles hair in natural coils rather than straightening it drew more than 100 comments from readers.
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Silicones: Silicones—whose names often end in –methicone or –oxane—form a waterproof coating over hair that keeps it from soaking up humidity, making them common in straightening and smoothing products.
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The idea behind SmileDirectClub is to make straightening teeth more affordable by cutting out the steps of going in-person to a dentist or orthodontist to get braces or other alignments.
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The idea behind SmileDirectClub is to make straightening teeth more affordable by cutting out the steps of going in person to a dentist or orthodontist to get braces or other alignments.
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Not long ago, natural hair was almost unanimously seen in Brazil as an undesirable quality that needed to be attended to with intensive—and expensive—straightening procedures like the Brazilian blowout.
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By virtue of being a hot tool, though, the Revlon One-Step is not "good" for your hair, just as blow-drying, curling, or straightening are not "good" for your hair.
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Last year's deal: CHI Ceramic and Titanium Straightening Iron, $97.98 (originally $139.98) [You saved $42]CHI's ceramic and titanium flat iron has slightly longer plates for an easier time styling longer hair.
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Kenyon says the product can benefit those who have damage due to other chemical treatments (relaxing, keratin, straightening) and those whose hair is just wrecked from wear and tear from styling tools.
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Up until this point my drink of choice had always been Malibu and pineapple, and my look basically involved straightening my baby hair so hard that it stuck up on its end.
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Straightening lightening changes its visual appearance and meaning to us, and I really just had this instinctive urge to do it, precisely because it would change my relationship with truly wild nature.
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The idea behind SmileDirectClub is to make straightening teeth more affordable by cutting out the steps of going in person to a dentist or an orthodontist to get braces or other alignments.
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After lacing my thick-soled shoes and straightening my wig, I got to the hospital by grasping the nearby walker which my stepdaughter had decorated with bling: purple and red plastic streamers.
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Air emerges from holes in the brush, and the rounded shape guides hair so that it smoothes; it looks similar to straightening brushes and hot combs sometimes used on natural black hair.
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More importantly, he should do it without comparing the act of white people appropriating dreads to the act of black women straightening their hair due to enforced social rules in this country.
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Because of this, fans have been buzzing about how, exactly, she achieved this remarkable act, with most thinking she either invested in a really great straightener or unearthed the world's best straightening treatment.
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Saturn is a tough energy to deal with (it isn't called the taskmaster of the zodiac for no reason), but the rewards it brings when it's through straightening you out are worth it.
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We're not going to lie: After one pass through our curls, we were basically swooning for the straightening brush — especially because of how much time it could potentially save us in the bathroom.
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Back then, bloggers such as Black Girl Long Hair and Afrobella, encouraging women with Afro-textured hair to boycott chemical or heat straightening products, or YouTube videos dedicated to African beauty, didn't exist.
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I would say that if your hair can or cannot usually hold a curl, or usually does or does not respond to hair straightening, the Dyson will probably work in the same way.
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"Puerto Rico had a lot of difficulties before it got hit, and we're straightening out those difficulties even now," Trump said, pointing to infrastructure problems surrounding electricity and logistical problems facing FEMA workers.
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Though she did not have dreadlocks or wear her hair in twists or braids, there was always the possibility that her hair was "natural," or free of chemical straightening -- known as a relaxer.
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Most notable among these breakout companies is newly public SmileDirectClub, which sells teeth-straightening products directly to consumers and is beloved by analysts, even though its shares have slipped since its September IPO.
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I've been trying to rock more wigs — Dare to Have Hair has been amazing — to let my real hair breathe instead of putting in all these extensions and stuff and straightening my hair.
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I was patiently sitting in the hair and makeup trailer early one morning while she pulled a dangerously hot flat iron through my curly hair, straightening it as smoke dissipated from my scalp.
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The nonpartisan organization dedicated to protecting public health filed a lawsuit Wednesday charging the FDA with a failure to respond to the danger posed by hair-straightening treatments that contain formaldehyde, a known carcinogen.
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Indeed, your straightening of some of the figure's curves—for instance, of the sitter's cheekbone—seems to evince Maar's straight jacket fate, for a while confined to a psychiatric hospital, after the couple split.
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Do A Damage Detox It's time to say goodbye to every hot tool and chemical treatment you turn to for straightening — well, except the blowdryer, you'll want to keep that for diffusing your curls.
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"With Japanese hair straightening, and later Brazilian blowout, you stripped the keratin and broke the disulfide bonds in your hair so it became very straight, and then you replaced the keratin," Dr. Akhavan said.
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The move against The Wall Street Journal will compound the regime's problems, since reporting by foreign news organizations has often been critical in filling the omissions and straightening the distortions of China's official media.
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Plate Size If you have thick hair or want to cover more surface area to speed up the hair straightening process, a hair straightener with larger plates may be the best option for you.
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Get the U-Kiss Hair 299.99-in-1 Curling Iron and Straightening Flat Iron for $27.99 See Details Split ends are inevitable — especially if you use heat on your hair and blow dry it regularly.
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While I can still confidently say that nothing will ever replace the magic of my comb attachment and flatiron (it's the ultimate dynamic duo), Brush Crush definitely helped iron out my beef with straightening brushes.
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Whitening and flattening the skin, enlarging the eyes, shrinking or straightening the nose, and throwing a soft and saintly glow around the face are practically universal features across any phone maker you choose to name.
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While Steph wants to dismiss her daughter's need for a new look, her wife recounts her own youth spent straightening her natural hair, gently telling Steph that, as a white woman, she'd never truly understand.
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As dudes on fixies whizzed past me to grab a space in the queue, I was greeted by folks in Primark Hawaiian shirts and bindis, straightening their feathered headdresses and pulling up their yoga pants.
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Click into photos and you get a slew of editing tools like cropping, photo straightening and alignment, and in video editing, you can use the space to scrub timing back and forward with a swipe.
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But what you should do is place the pasta and sauce into the prepared loaf pan, straightening out the pasta so that it lies straight and horizontally in the loaf pan, pressing it into it.
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But before you trade in your straightening balm for mousse, know that just because you were born with natural body and luscious texture, doesn't necessarily mean you're a natural when it comes to styling it.
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SmileDirectClub, in an updated IPO filing, said it's planning to offer stock at $19 to $22 per share, valuing the maker of teeth-straightening devices at about $8 billion at the midpoint of the range.
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With office-sharing giant WeWork, teeth-straightening company SmileDirectClub and at-home fitness player Peloton all expected to go public in the coming weeks, some are looking to other 2019 initial public offerings for guidance.
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"This is a chemical that is so dangerous that even the industry's own self-regulatory program, what's called the Cosmetic Ingredient Review, has concluded that it should not be used in hair-straightening products," Faber said.
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And as a product that works from wet hair to a dry style, it's extremely fast: on my medium length, medium body hair, curling took under 30 minutes, and straightening took a truly impressive seven. Curly!
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On an air walker, you keep your legs mostly straight as you move them back and forth (or even side to side on some models) as opposed to bending and straightening them like on an elliptical.
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Touch Bar includes application-specific keys and tools, such as quick-launching bookmarks or moving between tabs in Safari, browsing emoji in Messages, shortcuts for filing email in the Mail app and photo-straightening tools in Photos.
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But out of all the products out there, we're obsessed with the Jose Eber Digital NFusion straightening brush because it not only gets your strands pin-straight, it also infuses hair to make it strong and healthy.
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The usually cynical reporters in coach applauded the pilot after an approach that meant banking to the right, buzzing homes on the hillsides, then swiftly straightening the Airbus 242A to make an expert landing at Paro airport.
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The letter, addressed to Miller and four other orthodontists in his practice, demanded that he remove two YouTube videos in which he warned customers about the potential dangers of straightening their teeth without taking X-rays first.
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So after straightening a crooked image, you can still crop it to include whatever parts of the image you want to keep, and Photoshop will ensure there are no missing areas in the corners when you're done.
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Typically, the majority of straightening and smoothing treatments can last anywhere between one and four months — depending on the formula — before the effects begin to wear off, but hair washing and styling habits mean this can vary.
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There, he berated members of the NATO alliance and aggressively jostled the prime minister of miniscule Montenegro to get to the front of a photo line, straightening his jacket with emphasis as he landed on his mark.
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He left the last large gallery in the Hirshhorn's circling sequence empty but for one element: a floor-to-ceiling white scrim that stretches the length of one wall and gives the illusion of straightening its curve.
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Last month the Environmental Working Group in the US filed a lawsuit against the Food and Drug Administration for failing to respond to the dangers posed by chemicals in hair straightening treatments such as formaldehyde, a known carcinogen.
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Between the celebrity styles on the 'gram and the influencer tutorials on YouTube, there's enough wigspo on the web to make us pause on braiding, brushing, and straightening our own hair and give the protective style a go.
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I started by straightening my hair while it was dry, which isn't how I'd usually wear it, but I didn't want any texture in there to begin with so I could see what the spray is capable of.
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SmileDirectClub has also faced substantial opposition from dentists and orthodontists who say that straightening your teeth without an in-person consultation with a medical professional can do more harm than good, the Detroit Free Press reported last year.
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But the gist of all this is that after 1928, the river was forced into a vast continuum of regulated levees and straightened, the idea being that the levees would prevent flooding, and the straightening would accommodate shipping.
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I'm 32, and since that first day in the salon I've spent roughly $18,000 on straightening treatments to look like a version of myself that makes me feel more at home in the world and in my body.
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Back then, I didn't know the importance of my skin, so I bleached my aesthetics to match those of my white peers—straightening my hair, taking cues from The O.C., and doing everything I could just to blend in.
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In a comment from his personal account, the designer proclaimed "I don't see color or race – I see people" and "funny how you don't criticize women of color for straightening their hair" — two statements which further provoked commenters' ire.
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"I think we want to move toward a universal health care system, but we're nowhere near it, because look at how long it's taken us to start the process of straightening the ACA [Affordable Care Act] out," said Rep.
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Coghlan is the sort of player who does not need this sort of motivation; you need only witness how vigorously he does things like straightening his jock to apprehend that Coghlan cannot do anything in a chilled-out way.
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I recently took it to Montauk and packed two full toiletry bags, a full bag of potato chips (priorities, right?), a makeup bag, a hair straightening iron, two books, two umbrellas, a pair of sandals, and two bathing suits.
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I see now that the blazer straightening was the closest thing I've ever had to a baptism, an induction into the sacred cult of little things by the very high priest who had proved they made all the difference.
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"Even though the Cosmetic Ingredient Review (Expert Panel) has concluded that methylene glycol and formaldehyde are the same thing and you shouldn't use methylene glycol in hair-straightening products, it's not binding, so companies are free to ignore that," Faber said.
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When I got to their salon, I hopped into Liz's chair, and surprisingly enough, she told me she could cut my hair for both curly and straight styling, but to get the precision right, she would be straightening it first.
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And it's true, says Dr. Apa, that they can do just about anything, including closing gaps, whitening discoloration, fixing evidence of grinding, making teeth longer or shorter, widening smiles, and straightening crookedness, but they're rarely a necessity for young people.
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Bobby Ghoshal, co-founder of teeth-straightening company Candid, which sells dental aligners online, said Facebook ads did great for selling $95 starter kits to people, but not so well in terms of upselling them to the full, $1900 product.
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Was Jack's straightening Kevin's tie a nod to not just the strengthening of their bond before he passes but also the scene in season 1 where Jack teaches Randall how to tie a tie, which stuck with him into adulthood?
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"I think my hair is the first thing people recognize me for," the star tells Byrdie of her strands, adding, "and I'm happy about that, because I think we've all gotten so used to women straightening and changing their natural hair."
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In pugilistic times this was called a "bar" of the right hand, but it is also called a "leverage guard": by straightening the arm over the opponent's shoulder, the opponent's punch can be obstructed and muffled at the elbow and shoulder.
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The sisters began to share their discovery with other ethnic women and as they did, they realized something important: Minority women were so used to straightening their hair that they didn't even know how to take care of curly hair.
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I thought I wanted to celebrate my year-long journey by going to the hair salon and straightening my hair to celebrate its duality, but when the time came, I felt zero desire to take a hot tool to it.
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I took advantage of the deals on Black Friday last week and got a Keratin straightening deal for $503 (for those of you who don't do Keratin, this is basically free, it can be upwards of $300 at some places)!
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"I have never felt constrained in any way in straightening this relationship by the fact we are in the European Union -- in fact quite the reverse," Cameron said, adding Britain's power and reach was enhanced by its membership in the European bloc.
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Check out the Nike gear eligible for free 993-day shipping See Details This five-star ceramic hair straightening brush is said to tackle even the most stubborn heads of hair by using tourmaline to release ions and make your hair super shiny.
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With mail-in retainers, "it's just a computer doing the [straightening], so it assumes that the bone will grow with the teeth, but that's not necessarily happening," says Jing Chen, DDS, PhD, assistant professor of dental medicine at the Columbia University Medical Center.
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It's worth noting that the in-person approach aligns more with the values of the American Association of Orthodontists, which has taken issue with the likes of SmileDirectClub and other teeth-straightening services that don't require in-person visits with a licensed orthodontist.
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I recently got box braids to take a break from straightening my hair, and the style, while convenient and cute, has been tough to rock since I can't wiggle a brush or comb through my scalp when it decides to go apeshit.
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The Smooth+Control set comes with a firm brush for straightening and calming down frizzy hair and two 1.6-inch curlers for larger curls ($499.99) Then there's the "Complete" package: two of each curler, all three brushes, and the pre-styling dryer ($549.99).
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So, it's really cool that I have a system now and can help educate other women on how to protect [their hair], how to take care of it, and, if they're going to use straightening products, how to properly go through that process.
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Turn your toes under and exhale as you lift your knees, engaging your quadriceps (muscles of the front of your legs) to begin straightening your legs while bringing your pelvis up and back to create an A-frame shape with your body.
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In her essays, Jerkins is equally critical of the social structures in place to erase the black narrative and the pressures from within black communities to ensure that their daughters conform to white ideals—often through physical means, like the arduous process of hair straightening.
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SmileDirectClub still uses outside agencies for production and media buying According to an October report from market research firm MediaRadar, the teeth-straightening startup is the single largest DTC ad spender, with a budget greater than $150 million during the first nine months of 2019.
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At the Mondial Coiffure et Beauté on September 11th-12th Bruno Le Maire, a centre-right would-be candidate on his way to a lesson in lissage brésilien (Brazilian hair-straightening), bumped into Emmanuel Macron, an aspirant from the left, fresh from a barber's shave.
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Complete the look by straightening your hair until it looks like glossy spaghetti, coating your face in make-up, draping the headphone cable saucily around your wrist, and finally never actually existing anywhere other than the wet dreams of a dweeby dorm-room Disclosure fan.
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Here are our picks:Best overall:Tresemme Thermal Creations Heat Tamer SprayBest for straightening hair:HSI Professional Argan Oil Heat ProtectorBest for curling hair:Matrix Biolage Thermal Active Setting SprayBest for fine hair:Kenra Professional Thermal Styling Spray 19Best for thick hair:Redken Pillow Proof Blow Dry Express Primer Spray
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Later, while taking what is known as the "family photo" of leaders, Mr. Trump shoved past the prime minister of tiny Montenegro, Dusko Markovic, to get to his assigned spot, before straightening up, pulling the sides of his coat together and surveying the room.
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From straightening and smoothing to curling and drying, the award-winning Airwrap Complete is a powerful styling tool that can do it all — plus, it uses warm wind (as opposed to hot metal or a ceramic plate) so as not to damage your hair.
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As Dad told it, a Navy liaison officer was somewhat offended by the "unshipshape" nature of that building-wide web of cables, so he took on the personal task of "straightening up" the mess—and the system never worked again (which is a metaphor of some sort).
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When Jacobs suggested that black women appropriate white women's hairstyles by straightening their hair, he made the mistake of conflating appropriation with assimilation, while claiming in the same breath that he's colorblind — which, as evidenced by his comments, is simply not true (and is essentially impossible).
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In two minutes' time, Broad City's heroines (played by Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer) take refuge in their porcelain sanctuaries, peeing, puking, eating pizza, dancing around in Madonna costumes, shaving their pubic hair, straightening their pubic hair, hitting bongs, and (in Ilana's case) doing sex stuff.
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In a video posted to the family's website called "Jinger's Hair Straightening Tips," she talked to her fans through how she straightens and tames her "naturally curl hair" while dishing out tips and tricks to fight frizz (forgoing a brush, going to bed with wet hair, etc.).
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It is, however, one of the most notable names in hair care — specifically, high-end straighteners and hair tools — and a market leader in the UK. Though the company is primarily renowned for its straightening irons, it also makes dryers, curlers, brushes and combs, and styling products.
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Watkins, and other biomechanics experts I interviewed, said the key to the long-term success of fusion surgery is faithfully executing exercises aimed at strengthening, and straightening, the body's kinetic chain, a system so interconnected that pain in the elbow can lead to back or neck injuries.
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SmileDirectClub – The maker of home teeth straightening kits is the subject of multiple analyst reports, with ratings of "buy" (Stifel Nicolaus, Jefferies), "overweight" (JPMorgan Chase), and "buy/high risk" (Citi), with most of the analyst comment centering on the company's first-mover advantage in an underserved market.
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Y Get the Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer for $249.99 See Details This five-star ceramic hair straightening brush by K-SKIN is infused with a precious gemstone called tourmaline that releases ions and far infra-red heat at high temperatures — a perfect recipe for shiny, frizz-free hair.
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This started with the use of hot combs (invented by a French hairdresser in 1872) and grew after the influence of Madam C.J. Walker, who became the first Black female millionaire after she improved the hot comb and produced various products for straightening the hair of Black women.
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It's great for my everyday look, but with the weddings coming up, ideally I'd like a style that looks like I put in a little morI'm capable of using the most basic of hot tools like straightening brushes, but curling irons have always been an issue for me.
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When her father starts drinking again, eviction notices appear, and her parents' marriage falters, Genesis tries to fix her family by changing herself; by lightening her skin and straightening her hair, she hopes to make her family, and especially her father, proud of her — and by extension, themselves.
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To make matters worse, this was his response to the ensuing outcry: And all who cry "cultural appropriation" or whatever nonsense about any race of skin color wearing their hair in a particular style or manner – funny how you don't criticize women of color for straightening their hair.
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Get the K-SKIN Tourmaline Ceramic Hair Straightener Straightening Brush with free 2-day shipping See Details Stuff for kids STEM toys are in this season: give the gift of learning with Makey Makey, an Amazon Choice product that turns anything into a video game controller or touchpad, even bananas.
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Based on the reviews for a hair-straightening brush sold by AsaVea, the listing was for an SPF 30 lotion in 2006, and then a deodorant in 2010, and then a St. Ives face scrub in 1003, and then a mascara in January 2018, before ultimately becoming a hair-styling tool.
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In a video posted to the family's website called "Jinger's Hair Straightening Tips," the recently engaged 22-year-old talks her fans through how she straightens and tames her "naturally curl hair" while dishing out tips and tricks to fight frizz (forgoing a brush, going to bed with wet hair, etc.).
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Donaldson stands close to the plate and hunched, his hands bobbing meanly, and when he sees a pitch he likes, he uncorks himself so fast—straightening up, bat zooming through to a one-handed finish, heels spinning on the dirt—that he seems liable to rip every ligament in his body.
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"They came to me and I immediately jumped at the chance [to partner with them] because their products are what keep my hair so healthy while I'm constantly doing things to it — dyeing it or straightening it or curling it for whichever project it is," she told PeopleStyle at the time.
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The left-hander caught a ride from the airport to the park after he and his teammates landed Sunday, taking to the bullpen while wearing shorts to adjust to the cold weather and straightening out his delivery after pitching the ninth inning in Game 289 of the National League Championship Series on Saturday.
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Camilla works in explosive ordinance disposal (eh?) and is one of the most well-mannered, timid and moral individuals you'll ever meet, so while all the others are swapping bodily fluids and catching feelings, Camilla is quietly straightening her hair to within an inch of its life or crying into her porridge in the pantry.
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The story has been updated a couple of decades; the gender of the MI6 agent who runs the hero's perilous undercover operation has been changed from male to female (Olivia Colman); the ending is strikingly less cynical; and, perhaps most surprising, the narrative structure has been subjected to a "Perfect Spy"-like straightening of chronology.
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She had started wearing her hair natural as an undergraduate, in part because she'd grown sick of the physical discomfort of straightening it, but she also hated the idea, instilled in her when she was young, that natural black hair was unsightly and had to be made more like white hair to be pretty.
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In November, voters statewide will face a more expansive question — whether to amend the State Constitution to allow towns to use small pieces of land in the "forever-wild" preserves in the Adirondacks and Catskills for small, but critical public projects like straightening a dangerous curve in a road or drilling a drinking well.
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"They came to me and I immediately jumped at the chance [to partner with them] because their products are what keep my hair so healthy while I'm constantly doing things to it — dyeing it or straightening it or curling it for whichever project it is," she says, adding that she swears by the Wella Oil Reflections Luminous Reboost Mask to replenish her hair.
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Some slammed the reality star for her daughter's choice in makeup: Social media followers also called out the star for straightening her daughter's naturally curly hair for the shoot, a debacle that she's been criticized for in the past: Kardashian West previously told Refinery29 that she has a set of beauty rules enforced for her daughter, but above all makeup is about creativity.
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Perpetuating the idea that there is a single acceptable definition of beauty that people should strive to achieve by lightening their skin or straightening their hair is a dangerous and psychologically damaging form of discrimination in and of itself, but those pressures are doing more than just hurting women's self-esteem and leading them to feel ashamed in their own skin.
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She recalled that black ministers would criticize female parishioners for straightening their hair and accused them of being "interested in a red light district or you wouldn't be putting that rouge and lipstick on you and powdering up your face to look like white people," according to Susannah Walker's book Style and Status: Selling Beauty to African American Women, 4.33–24.3.
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But in high school, when I was barely out of the closet and ensconced in a white heterosexual party scene, my costumes involved straightening my hair, wearing makeup (which I never wore normally), and throwing on a variation of a crop top and bottoms—once I went as a soccer player, another time I was a member of Salt n Pepa.
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In "Jewels," it has the quality of both ritual and vital process, as if a strange impulse made the dancers first bend the torso, head and arms forward to make a concave shape (the hands meet like a beak or prow), and then — the same impulse — transform themselves by straightening and arching the back, arms now swept back and out, like wings.
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It just happens this way, you bend to the cup, the sea-reaching stream runs down somewhere below our angle of view— though on a good day you hear it, I see you hear it—straightening itself as it goes, going down to go faster, at some point merging and merging, splitting its waters, gathering, a slope will help it.
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Regardless of whether you just started last year or have been perfecting the skill since middle school, you'll know the struggle of finding the perfect straightener that actually leaves your hair looking and feeling glossy (and not like a fried broom.) Say hello to the next generation of hair straighteners and the only travel hair product you'll ever need: the AsaVea ceramic hair straightening brush.
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Danny was supposed to wait outside, or buy himself a coffee, or walk about Kings Cross, or stand at the Coca-Cola sign and watch the traffic below until she texted him — All done mate — and then he hopped, skipped, and leaped back to their place, just like in the triple jump, went in through the glass door and up to Dr. Prakash's sixth-floor flat, straightening it all up, the bed and the bedsheets.
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She hasn't wearied of making them, either, of watching the dough get kneaded, teasingly tossed by the two robotic claws of an industrial mixer that reminds her of a spaceship; of rolling out the dough, then straightening it to remove wrinkles; of winding the dough strips layered with filling around her index and middle fingers as you would wrap a bandage; or of sprinkling a cone of cardamom sugar over the top of each flattened knot before putting it in the oven.
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