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my hair will not stay straight!


Question Posted Tuesday July 29 2008, 1:04 pm

Ok, so I have an AMAZING straightener that works great...as long as I stay inside my house! I'll get my hair perfect and then right when I walk outside it goes curly! It's so frusterating because I've even tried hairspray, which I hate to use, and it still curls! I don't usually use any products other than just shampoo and conditioner. Please help! I want something that will make my hair straight throughout the day but won't make it stiff! THANK YOU!!!!

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Heyman answered Tuesday July 29 2008, 11:15 pm:
Matrix's sleek look conditioner and biolage's hydrating shampoo work great if you straighten your hair a lot. If you blow dry your hair, take a blow dryer on a cool setting and go through your hair to seal the job. Same after straightening. if your hair is hot or not completely dry, it WILL curl up

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AskKay23 answered Tuesday July 29 2008, 2:23 pm:
I suggest that you buy a shampoo called: Umberto Giannini Sleek and Chic Straightening Shampoo. There's also one that works well from Back to Basics called: Bamboo Straightening Shampoo.

Straightening shampoos make more of a difference for curly, un-managable hair because unlike a straightening iron, they get into the hair follicle. This deactivates the un-wanted curls by flattening them the best they can.

I'm sure that Back to Basics also has leave in products to be used after shampooing, but before and after straightening.

Like any hair product, expect that sometimes these products will need time to work. Depending on your hair, and how bad the curls are-- it could take a few uses of the shampoo/conditioner to do it's best work.

If the curls really do become a struggle-- and you can't deal anymore, I have one more option. As a hairdresser, I know that hair relaxers can be very damaging to your hair. And, I won't sugarcoat the fact that once you use them, your hair will probably never go back to the curly hair that you have now. Try purchasing a thio relaxer. They are still, but less damagint then sodium hydroxide relaxers.

This website can defitenately guide you, if in fact you decide to use a hair relaxing product..

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Good luck. =)

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es answered Tuesday July 29 2008, 2:15 pm:
well there are some different products you can use that wont stiffen your hair.

1. KMS CALIFORNIA - its pretty good and it's meant for keeping your hair straight... it is a spray but it still works

2. Pantene Styling Milk - it's a cream and it never hardens hair and it keeps it the way you style it.

don't use gel or any products with lots of alcohol because alcohol tends to make your hairy frizzy and it curls.
i suggest most pantene products, they should do the trick.
hope it works =]]


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