Does Anybody Around Here Use A Hair Straightener?

[Road Runner]

If I were going for it, I'd probably opt for the keratin method.

Permanent Hair Straightening: Types and Side Effects

Permanent hair straightening is a term to describe hair treatments that chemically straighten hair for a long period of time. Here are the pros and cons.

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Interesting but I'm not liking the side effects. This is the brush that I was talking about btw.

 

[toobfreak]

Interesting but I'm not liking the side effects. This is the brush that I was talking about

Problem is that I'd expect the brush's effects to last maybe half the day. You will be constantly brushing your hair trying to hide the wave in it.

I would find a good hair-dresser that you trust and talk to them first and see what they say about the pros and cons of various methods for YOUR PARTICULAR HAIR AND GOALS.

Either way, you are looking at either chemically or MECHANICALLY damaging the hair to alter it.

 

[Road Runner]

Problem is that I'd expect the brush's effects to last maybe half the day. You will be constantly brushing your hair trying to hide the wave in it.

I would find a good hair-dresser that you trust and talk to them first and see what they say about the pros and cons of various methods for YOUR PARTICULAR HAIR AND GOALS.

Either way, you are looking at either chemically or MECHANICALLY damaging the hair to alter it.

I agree about talking to my hairdresser but if it's done correctly it won't damage my hair.

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

This will do the trick ..safety tip is wear welding goggles to prevent retina damage



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You can also use that picture for bear repellent.

 

[Road Runner]

I just found out that a family member straightens her hair and she said that she would be happy to show me how it works.

 

[Yarddog]

You can also use that picture for bear repellent.

I wouldn't want to start a mass migration though....

 

[Hossfly]

I have naturally wavy hair (although when I was younger it was straight) and the kind of hairstyle that I have (a bobcut) looks better with straight hair. However I never used a straightener before, so I don't want to burn my hair or face. Is there anybody here (meaning women) use one so you could possibly give me some safety tips?

Ask Mortimer. I think he said he uses a liberal coating of lard.