I want silky hair how can i get it my is puffy?

Answer 1

I would say to use some oil treatment, relaxer and some really good leave in Conditioner.

Answer 2

Here's a natural (though messy) way to get silky hair:


INGREDIENTS

1/2 cup white spelt flour
1/2 cup barley flour
1 cup distilled water
1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar
1 plastic bag that can fit over the hair

To Make:
1. Sift the flours together in a large bowl.
2. Pour the water and vinegar over the flours and mix well.

To Use:
1. Spoon the flour mixture onto your dry hair.
2. Smooth the paste all over the hair shafts. (This treatment is for the hair. It is not harmful for the scalp, but the focus is on getting the paste on the individual strands of hair.)

3. Sweep the coated hair up on top of your head and cover with a plastic bag, securing with a hair clip or clothespin.

4. Leave on for 20 to 30 minutes.

5. Remove plastic bag and rinse the mixture off hair thoroughly using cool water. (Hot water will make the flour stick to the hair shafts.)

6. Shampoo as usual, rinsing with cool water.

Best wishes!

Answer 3

if u want fuss-free silky hair that u can just wash and go, try rebonding. No need to spray nor cream or even blown dry straight after washing. But pls go to a good salon as the chemical use plays an important part in the result you'll be getting.

Answer 4

I recommend Lanza products to everyone because I love how healthy they make your hair!

Check out some of their products;
http://www.lanza.com/products/products_overviews.sd

For you I'd say the Hair Repair products Or the Straight Line products.

If you can't find a salon that sales these, other places to try are on ebay & in those little hair product specailty stores inside the mall that sale professional products like Redken, Matrix, Nioxin, etc.)

Good Luck!

***I agree with the answer about the chi straightening iron also, invest in a good one you'll be glad you did.

P.S. Just remembered another product I've used before & had great results with-
http://www.sabinohair.com/moisture-manager.html

Answer 5

Mine is the same as yours. I use biolage moisture shampoo & conditioner. Before you blow dry I use boisilk, silk therapy. You can use it in wet or dry hair. It smells very good and all you need is a drop. If you can afford it buy the chi blow drier, I don't have one because it's too expensive, but my hair stylist uses it on my hair. I use a blow drier from Walmart that is ceramic, and I never use it on hot, either warm or cold. Then use the chi straightner. It's also very expensive, but I bought one, it cost between $130 and $200, and it's very worth it. After that my hair is silky, frizz free and very straight.

Answer 6

Use a leave in conditioner (I advise Bed Heads Ego Boost, can be purchased in most salons) and a chi flat iron. I have really puffy, curly frizzy hair and this works for me. The Chi flat iron is the only one that has ever worked well with my hair. They are expensive but well worth it.

Answer 7

my hair was a little fuzzy when i was a kid. I didn't care, but, to keep it out of my way, i put it back in pigtails every morning, and didn't take them out at night. I just redid them every morning. Then a few years ago, i noticed my hair was really wavy, and silky, and i really liked it, it was to my belt. Now it's cut, just past my shoulders, but briading it worked with the fuzzy. I don't know what to do other than that. You prolly won't do what i did, cuz that will take several years. good luck

Answer 8

well,you could go to a beauty salon and get it permanently straightened then but some silk infusion and silk therapy and when you get out of the shower before you brush your hair put a little of both all through your hair and it will be silky when you brush,blow dry,and straighten it!!!

Answer 9

Use Garnier Fructis Fortifying deep conditioner sleek & shine 3 minute masque.

Answer 10

Hair spray