Hair straightner?????
Can somebody please tell me of a product to straighten my hair. It only curls slightly. I dont want to use the product every day. Once a year would be perfect. But if not possible, the longest time period in between aswell.
Thank you.
Answers:
Once a year? Good luck.
Go to a salon and after they look at your hair, they will be able to suggest some ways to manage it and a few products that may work for you.
No one on here, can see your hair, you may get told to massage lard into your hair, and then a touch of nutmeg to bring out the color. Go get a professional. or two.
Good luck hun!
I don't know.
there is a Japanese straighting chemical cost like 200 bucks talk to a big fooo fo hair salon they can tell ya
use a perm, well depending on your hair type.
Well best solution. A Hair straightener. Looks like a flat iron. Rub some hair oil suc as hair straightener product. Like hair serum and then flat your hair with that flat iron = air straightener. It should last week until you wash your hair.
mine was falling I cut it off lol
i did !!
use a conditioner and comb it how you like it when wet
when I was 6 I called it wrinkled hair.
i tried finding stuff like that for my unruly thick semi curly hair, because i hate dealing with my hair, in the end i bought a straightener for like 15.00 and it only tends to take at the most 10 minutes to get my hair straight, and it is very thick, it may be something you want to look in to, it shouldn't take even that long if your hair is only slightly curly
You could use an iron hair straightner (works just like the curler), but you gotta take into account the type of hair u have. if it's thin and dyed you gotta use it only once in a while. if your hair is strong and thick it's ok to use it more often, like I do, but use an intense care shampoo and conditioner to maintain it as healthy as possible. Make sure U trimm it from time to time. And use all other kinds of hair products (mousse, wax, hair spray, etc) only now and then. By the way, if u wanna straighten it, don't use hair mousse, it will curl it. Just wax to give it shine and hair spray to keep it straight for a few days. Keep it away from water and humidity if u straighten it.
You can get a chemical treatment done to straighten your hair that lasts about 3-6 months depending on your hair type. It costs about $300 AUS. Ask some of the bigger hair salons about it. Otherwise get yourself a kick *** straightner and you'll only need to do it once a week and maybea few touch ups. Try GHB or Musta.
There was this product from England, organics hair straightener, that was the best cause it was not heavy, and didnt damage my hair..
well, really this depends on first hiredity, cause everyone is diffrent in a way? so; my quistion to you is what are u? cause, most uses "oil" some uses hot and some uses fresh,out from the coconut? and some uses premade out from the store? and the best way is when your out from a steem bath, then you coud use it. well, let me know? if this works?chow. and good luck.
There are various alternatives.Buy a hair straightner and straighten your hair after every wash. It works on heat and I usually use it once a week or before an evening out.
read a review on www.reviewcentre.com/products5.
Other options include REBONDING a japasnese technique to give you super straight silky hair.LASTS 6 TO 8 MONTHS.sALONS DO IT BUT GO TO A RECOMMENDED ONE,IF THEY ruin the job you hair will have to be cut off.
The last straightening option includes chemical straightening,dont try it. I did and i regret it.not only does it dry hair out it becomes so dull and brittle,really not worth it. I miss my silky waves.
GHD hair straightners are the best you can possibly buy, accept NO imitations, buy the real thing and get truly amazing results..
You can go and have it chemically straigthened by a professiona. But I would only have that done if your hair were extremely curly. My hair is a little wavy and I just run my Chi flat iron over it. But if you are going to use a flat iron, remember to use a heat protectant for your hair. Gotta keep those locks pretty
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I need some answers..?
Thank you.
Answers:
Once a year? Good luck.
Go to a salon and after they look at your hair, they will be able to suggest some ways to manage it and a few products that may work for you.
No one on here, can see your hair, you may get told to massage lard into your hair, and then a touch of nutmeg to bring out the color. Go get a professional. or two.
Good luck hun!
I don't know.
there is a Japanese straighting chemical cost like 200 bucks talk to a big fooo fo hair salon they can tell ya
use a perm, well depending on your hair type.
Well best solution. A Hair straightener. Looks like a flat iron. Rub some hair oil suc as hair straightener product. Like hair serum and then flat your hair with that flat iron = air straightener. It should last week until you wash your hair.
mine was falling I cut it off lol
i did !!
use a conditioner and comb it how you like it when wet
when I was 6 I called it wrinkled hair.
i tried finding stuff like that for my unruly thick semi curly hair, because i hate dealing with my hair, in the end i bought a straightener for like 15.00 and it only tends to take at the most 10 minutes to get my hair straight, and it is very thick, it may be something you want to look in to, it shouldn't take even that long if your hair is only slightly curly
You could use an iron hair straightner (works just like the curler), but you gotta take into account the type of hair u have. if it's thin and dyed you gotta use it only once in a while. if your hair is strong and thick it's ok to use it more often, like I do, but use an intense care shampoo and conditioner to maintain it as healthy as possible. Make sure U trimm it from time to time. And use all other kinds of hair products (mousse, wax, hair spray, etc) only now and then. By the way, if u wanna straighten it, don't use hair mousse, it will curl it. Just wax to give it shine and hair spray to keep it straight for a few days. Keep it away from water and humidity if u straighten it.
You can get a chemical treatment done to straighten your hair that lasts about 3-6 months depending on your hair type. It costs about $300 AUS. Ask some of the bigger hair salons about it. Otherwise get yourself a kick *** straightner and you'll only need to do it once a week and maybea few touch ups. Try GHB or Musta.
There was this product from England, organics hair straightener, that was the best cause it was not heavy, and didnt damage my hair..
well, really this depends on first hiredity, cause everyone is diffrent in a way? so; my quistion to you is what are u? cause, most uses "oil" some uses hot and some uses fresh,out from the coconut? and some uses premade out from the store? and the best way is when your out from a steem bath, then you coud use it. well, let me know? if this works?chow. and good luck.
There are various alternatives.Buy a hair straightner and straighten your hair after every wash. It works on heat and I usually use it once a week or before an evening out.
read a review on www.reviewcentre.com/products5.
Other options include REBONDING a japasnese technique to give you super straight silky hair.LASTS 6 TO 8 MONTHS.sALONS DO IT BUT GO TO A RECOMMENDED ONE,IF THEY ruin the job you hair will have to be cut off.
The last straightening option includes chemical straightening,dont try it. I did and i regret it.not only does it dry hair out it becomes so dull and brittle,really not worth it. I miss my silky waves.
GHD hair straightners are the best you can possibly buy, accept NO imitations, buy the real thing and get truly amazing results..
You can go and have it chemically straigthened by a professiona. But I would only have that done if your hair were extremely curly. My hair is a little wavy and I just run my Chi flat iron over it. But if you are going to use a flat iron, remember to use a heat protectant for your hair. Gotta keep those locks pretty
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