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my hair


Question Posted Sunday May 14 2006, 5:50 pm

hey, well my hair is basically the worst. its dark brown, in between being short and medium length, very wavy, poofy and ugly. because of all that i straighten my hair everyday. yes, very bad i know. well i take a shower every night and let it air dry. i use leave in conditioner and have discovered that my hair works better this way. i also use straightening balm and also have discovered that my hair works better this way. i have a pretty good and expensive straightener. it is fairly new, not evena year old. so thats not the problem. every morning i wake up and re-straighten it beecause i slept on my straightened hair all night. well it looks fine for about the first 1-2 hours of school. then it become greasy and looks bad(especially my side bangs). anyone have any ways to avoid this? cait♥

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xO_b_r_i_a_n_a_Ox answered Tuesday May 16 2006, 9:52 pm:
i think you're putting too many prudicts in your hair, thats why its getting greasy. try just using one, like a frizz creme or something
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msb9876 answered Sunday May 14 2006, 11:58 pm:
I have very thick course hair that is wavy and "frizzes" which led me to straighten my hair also.

However, I'm finding the negatives of straightening my hair, not worth the pleasure of having straight hair.

Instead, I've found that by putting a small amount of mousse in my hair then scrunching (when wet) that wave becomes quite a nice curl. Usually I put some in a hairband from the sides to join on the top as they are less likely to frizz that way. Then leaving that in when I have my shower the next day - I just dampen it and it stays fine.

On top of that I've found by twisting my hair into a ponytail - then clipping it up, I don't have to anything bar my fringe.

This allows me to save straightening my hair for those special occasions - and saves my hair being wrecked.

Perhaps some of the above would be useful for you to try?

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