I wash my husbands dress clothes, and dry them shortly. As soon as they are done, I take them out and hang them up. He just has too many dress clothes for me to keep up with the ironing. His clothes mostly are even the "Wrinkle free ones" but they still look like they need ironed.
Does anyone have any tips?

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This is how it usually goes:
I wash my hair. I condition it. I deep condition it. I wrap it and put a silk sash on it for the night. When it is dry and I take the wrap down, it is silky and bouncy, but slightly fluffy. So I decide flat iron it. By the time I am done, it looks dried out and lifeless. What products can I use on my hair before flat ironing or putting heat to it in order to prevent this?

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