i want to have my hair straight?

Question

i have little bit curly hair so want to make it straight by natural method so what should i do to make my hair straight.(permanent)

Answer 1

You can straighten your hair with an iron, ceramic is best. You must use some chemicals to permanantly straighten it, but some methods dont straighten it completly. The best method is Japanese Straightening, its very straight-it will not take a curl from a curling iron, but its very expensive. Could be $800 and when you need touch ups, it may cost full price again, just for a root touch up. Good luck!

Answer 2

I don't think there is a natural way to straighten it permanently.

But the non natural ways are: Chemical straightening at a salon, expesive, but really permanent.

Having your hair relaxed at a salon. Not so permanent.

Buy a perm solution, put it in and have a friend comb your hair (with a very fine toothed comb) straight over and over again while it is in your hair for whatever the time on the box says.

Give up on the permanent thing and do it every day or every other day w/a blow drier. This is the healthiest way for your hair. You can get a Hot Air curling iron, it has bristles on the barrel and you can use it like a blow drier.

Answer 3

A permanent will not get your hair straight I wont even do that in my salon be cause you dont get what you asked for. The best way to straighten your hair is with a CHI. They are quick and they are the best. I just sold one today to a lady with naturally curly hair. She said her hair has never been this straight in all her life. Buy a CHI

Answer 4

Hi! well wot country u from? coz in Philippines they can make ur hair 6months straight (not permanent) by going to 'David's Salon' or 'Ricky Reyes' Salon and that was 1 year ago so i dont know if they got a permanent method now but it doesnt cost a lot if u have £. Coz in there £1 is P100...so making ur hair 6 months straight only costs min. £20 (P2000) max £40 (P4000)

Hoped it helped but then it costs to fly all the way to Asia, if u live in UK. U would save money if u go there for a holiday as well...Pounds costs a lot of money there.

Answer 5

Pooja - You need to use a paddle brush (where it is shaped like a square-flat on the back) and blowdry straight. Use Pantene Pro-V products: see below...
Shampoo

Before getting into the shower, gently brush or finger-comb your hair to loosen up tangles and residue.


Wet hair and pour a small amount of Pantene Smooth & Sleek Shampoo into your palm.

Rub your hands together and gently massage into the roots using the tips of your fingers. (Careful! Vigorous rubbing can cause strands to break.)

If you wear makeup, pay special attention to the hairline.

Rinse thoroughly with warm water to remove all of the shampoo.
Condition

Conditioning is key to creating shine and preserving hair health.

After shampooing, carefully remove excess moisture by squeezing your hair with a towel. (Be gentle. Rubbing and twisting with a towel can break the hair.)

Squeeze a small blob of Pantene Smooth & Sleek Complete Therapy Conditioner on your palm and spread it over your hands, then apply it to your hair.

For super shine, condition the entire strand, starting at the roots.

For volume, condition only the middle and ends of your hair, where it's most susceptible to damage.
Styling

It's easier to apply styling products to hair that's just damp, so towel off first.

Squeeze a palmful of Pantene Get It Straight Gel or Smooth Down Frizz Control Smoothing Crème into your hands and rub them together.

Distribute the styling formula evenly by "clapping" sections of hair between your flat hands and gently pulling downward.

Blow-dry

Use the hot setting on all of your hair to accelerate the drying.

When hair is about half dry divide it into sections so you can concentrate the blow dryer and brush on one area.

Use clips to divide the top front and sides, then blow-dry them one at a time using a flat brush (smaller bristles work best). Once the top and sides are finished, you can move to the back.

A flat paddle brush works best. Its wide surface area spreads hair out and keeps it taut, which aids in the straightening process.

Follow the brush with the blow dryer, keeping the blow dryer about five inches away from the hair.

Too much heat can cause damage. Once hair is mostly dry, reduce the heat and add a nozzle. Start from the roots and follow the brush down, keeping the hair taut but not stretched too tightly. The cooler air locks in the style you want.

Set Your Style

A generous spritz of Pantene Stay Smooth Hairspray Flexible Hold will keep your smooth look in place for hours.

Answer 6

you can't get permanent straight hair natural you need to use chemicals. so it looks like you need to make up your mind, you could get a relaxer which is like $70 ever 6 weeks or a CHI which his $350-500 ever 6 months to a year. or just invest in some good products try CHI Matrix or Nexus not cheap target or walmart brands get salon product. you wouldn't believe how great it would make your hair feel

Answer 7

You can always relax your hair. It wouldn't be permanent, but it would last you a few months until you will have to reapply to your roots again. Or you can just blow dry it or use the irons to make it straight. (i wish i had permanent straight hair also) :P not possible.

Answer 8

Use one of the straightening shampoos. It won't damage your hair like the chemical relaxers and won't dry it out like the irons. Since you have to wash your hair anyway, use this shampoo and it will always be straight.............until you change your mind and want to go back to curly. This way you can keep your options open.

Answer 9

I heard that you can go to a hairstylist and they can straighten for you. I think it lasts for 3-6 months. Or you could buy a straightener and straighten it every day but within time that will make your hair really thin and ugly. also i think there are certian shampoos you could try.Sorry don't know the names of them.

Answer 10

Just get a hair straightener, Mine's the same has yours & it works fine for me, although can be time consuming sometimes, but well worth it in the end up.