Straight & Curly Hair... - Beauty & Cosmetics Message Board

W3IGHTL0SS · 08-17-2005, 01:00 AM

My hair used to be naturally wavy, and now that I've had layers twice in the past few years... it is now curly. Sure, I use a straightener, but once the heat arrives, BAM, curly.

There has to be SOME WAY to keep it straight. Any advice out there?

PinkCherryCream · 08-29-2005, 02:19 AM

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Originally Posted by W3IGHTL0SS

My hair used to be naturally wavy, and now that I've had layers twice in the past few years... it is now curly. Sure, I use a straightener, but once the heat arrives, BAM, curly.

There has to be SOME WAY to keep it straight. Any advice out there?

Hi, I'm not sure if you've found a solution yet, but in case you haven't, there is a permanent hair straightener that originated from Japan called Thermal Reconditioning, I'm not sure if you've ever heard of it before. It is a chemical process that uses heat to restructure the bonds in order for the hair to lie straight permanently. There is a wealth of info on the internet if you look it up.

Good luck!

Antoinette

Lisa40 · 08-30-2005, 08:28 PM

Hi - The Thermal Straightening, many on the market by different companies, but needs to be done professionally, and can cost major $. Not recommended for color treated hair.

Curly hair is good if the right products are used, Curls Rock by TIGI Catwalk is good. If you don't want perm straightening and straighten your hair with a flat iron. Use a heat seal that works good in heat and hummidity, Sleek Look my Matrix has a nice line.

Hope this helps.