I want to make my hair perfectly straight?

Question

i am a boy and i want to make my hair perfectly straight, i dont want to use hair straighteners, what do i have to use, do they make my hair straight in saloon or do i have to use any shampoos, if i have to use shampoos which one is the best to use

Answer 1

Get a paddle (flat brush). Shampoo and condition your hair. Conditioning is very important, it smooths the cuticle. Then after you've towel-dried your hair, put some straightening balm in it. I recommend Mop C-Straight, it's not girly-smelling and it has a little hold. Blow dry in sections, pulling the hair tight with a brush and following it down the length with the dryer on the hottest setting. If you miss a section or it dries a little curly, just wet it down and try again. It helps to use a bit of hairspray to seal in the hold and block any humidity from making it curly again.

Answer 2

So you don't want to use 'hair straighteners' - You mean the drug store variety, I assume? :p There is a Japanese hair straightening process (it lasts 6-9 mos); many salons offer this, but I daresay it's pricey. You're looking at a $200+ procedure!! Aside from that, there is a product that you can pick up in the ethnic haircare section (can't remember the name, sorry) that works with a flat iron and will keep your hair straight for 7 days. Aside from that, if your hair is long enough you might try the old '70s hippie trick and use soda cans as rollers!

Answer 3

You should get a Chi hair straightener. They work really really good. Except they're kinda expensive. I bought mine for $140. You should also try buying a Chi hair dryer, they are so awesome. You barely have to straighten you hair. But they are about $160. If you don't want to spend that much money, then I would suggest buy a Revlon straightener at Walmart. I used to have one, and it worked pretty good. You might wanna try some straightening shampoos and frizz shampoos. I have really frizzy thick hair too, and Garnier Frucitis Frizz Shampoo really helps.

Answer 4

I think men should leave their natural hair as is. My friend wants to loosen his waves and straighten it and I just thought he was absolutely nuts! Call me naive, but I didn't know guys actually cared for that. I'm a sucker for waves or curls... oh, the ferocity!

The Japanese hair straightening method (rebonding I think it's called) causes severe hair damage. A couple of my friends have gotten it and it's caused hair loss, dryness, etc.

You could try something called Straighten Out by FX. I overheard someone talking about it, and all you have to do is smooth some of the stuff out on your hair and blowdry it. Or you could get a perm.

Answer 5

Try to blow dry it straight or use an iron. Chemical straighteners will straighten your hair, but the roots still grow out curly. It's expensive and time consuming. Just remember, most girls love a guy with curls.

Answer 6

a perm
will help keep your hair straight
but perms can damage hair
if you don't use them the right way
so be care full
i would suggest professional help
if your not familiar with perms.
Try using john Frieda's products
they have shampoos and conditioners
that straighten hair

Answer 7

there is a line of frizz-ease shampoos and conditioners that help prepare your hair to be straight right in the shower.
or maybe you could buy the easy-straight hair system. there is also a spray that you put in your hair and then you blow dry your hair. don't know if it works, though.

Answer 8

There is a type of chemical straighting so you should check those out. That is the best suggestion I can make. Hope this helped!

Answer 9

how curly is it? that matters. 1 thing I know of is to try showering in the morning and blowdrying it straight, use a round brush and pull your hair straight and tight as you run the hair dryer down it. might work. ^_^

Answer 10

After washing it emmidiatly blowdry it straight, and use non frizz shampoo