Question:
How do girls get shiny, straight hair everyday?
anonymous
2011-03-30 15:27:29 UTC
I have naturally straight, wavy, dirty blonde hair. And i usually straighten my hair every day for school, but my friends and the girls at my school have their hair so straight and silky with no frizz or little broken hairs!! They can pick it up and let it down with no problem, it just falls into place! & some of my friends said they have naturally culy frizzy hair, wtf!! my hair isnt curly or frizzy when i wake up but yet, there hair is straighter than mine. Ive waisted tons of moey on flat irons, I had a chi for sometime but it didnt work well, and ive tried alot of oils, serums, and stuff, ad even hairspray but no. It wont stay straight. Im just so confused on how they get it so sleek and smooth... & i asked her what shampoo &/ products she uses and she said the same one i have tried! So does anyone know how do they get shiny, straight hair everyday? thnxx.
- I use a heat protector everyday,&- I have long layers which make the ends of my hair turn.. so is that maybe a possible reason?
Nine answers:
anonymous
2011-03-31 11:41:00 UTC
Do you like to have smooth and silky hair?????

Shampooing daily dries out your hair and removes the oils that would soften your hair naturally. To get soft hair you need to compensate for this oil loss. Also, shower/bath water is typically hard ,



Note: I have copied this from the source, to prevent copy right I am sharing the resource as well
anonymous
2011-03-31 03:28:10 UTC
How to Keep Your Hair Straight



1. Keep your hair long. Shorter hairstyles tend to curl up more quickly. The added weight of longer hair can keep it straighter longer.

2. Use straightening shampoo and conditioner. Most major lines make shampoos and conditioners that are designed to help straighten hair. They contain extra ingredients which coat the hair, helping to keep it straight.

3. Invest in a high-quality straightening iron. Cheap irons often do not emit enough heat to completely penetrate the hair shaft. Professional-level straightening irons release more concentrated heat, allowing for straighter hair. They are also intricately made from ceramic materials to prevent excessive damage to the hair despite the high heat levels.

4. Apply a straightening serum or pomade that contains silicone to your hair. Use the product all over your hair, including at the roots. The straightening serum or pomade works to protect your hair from humidity and other environmental moisture which can affect your straightened hair.

5. Mist both the underside and top of your hair with hairspray. Hairspray may make your hair a bit stiff but it will help to protect its straightness.

6. Try a home remedy to keep hair straight. Mix equal parts fresh, grated coconut and lime juice. Massage the mixture into your hair and let it sit for approximately 20 minutes. Rinse the mixture out and straighten your hair as you normally would. The coconut and lime concoction will coat hair shafts, resulting in straighter hair.
kiki<3
2011-03-30 15:36:53 UTC
If you really want straight hair (which to me is crazy because I would die for curls!) you need to blow your hair out. It can take longer but as long as you use the right products and take time you can get it to look nice and smooth. The problem with irons is that you are forcing the cuticle to bend for you while it's dry. If you blow it out while it's wet, it will stay that way longer because you are shaping it in a gentler way. I suggest using a round brush and an angled blow dryer (see link pic to get an idea). Make sure to start with semi wet hair (no entirely wet). I will put a link that helped me with my hair!



If that doesn't work, salons offer japanese straightening ( I believe that's what it's called). It's basically a perm but instead of curling your hair the chemicals straighten it. That way all you have to do with it in the morning is brush it and maybe straighten kinks. I believe it costs around $100 dollars.



Good luck. Hair can be hell
anonymous
2011-03-30 15:34:08 UTC
Maybe your hair type just doesn't work that way. My hair does the same thing, and it gets annoying. Usually, I either accept that my hair is different and unique apart from others, or I put it in a cute ponytail. You'll grow out of your fury, trust me.
?
2017-02-28 02:48:48 UTC
Usually, that's too long for me. I consider it depends on the guy and also his face though. Certain guys may pull off long hair and others can't.
?
2017-01-25 22:34:25 UTC
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?
2017-01-16 14:30:03 UTC
a blonde woman stands out more in the crowd than a brunette, especially if the girl has long hair
?
2017-01-16 06:34:29 UTC
short tresses and long hair are tied together with everyone else. their is no much better than other
?
2011-03-30 15:56:59 UTC
chemically relax it. or try keritin (spelling could be wrong)


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