What is the best way to straighten hair without using a hair straightener?

Answer 1

Use a round brush and hair dryer on high heat. This straightens your hair without frying it as much because the heat intensity is lower. You also can straighten you hair while it is wet without a special straightener. To get a longer lasting style use a product for anti frizzing/straightening usually they are gels or mousses. Apply while still damp and then using the round brush pulling in a downward motion blow dry your hair out. Helpful Hint: Take your time with how fast you blow out each section. Doing it to fast doesn't give you the best results.

Answer 2

U can buy an at home straightening kit...it's called Easy Straight, cost @ $30. Lasts for 3 months...the salons will cost an arm and a leg...trust me, been there done that. Then u can just blow dry your hair. I use it every 3 month, works great, my hair isn't damaged at all or anything.

Answer 3

Sunsilk has some good products but you could try pantene and use a blow dryer and a big brush then a mousse or foam setting lotion and wrap your hair around, trust me, you will not want to stop touching your hair. Oh yeah to condition and shine your hair without the weight try some ultra light hair polisher by smooth shine

Answer 4

You can go to a salon and get a perm. A lot of salons offer straightening perms. They tend to last quite a while. I would not recommend it if you have damaged hair because the solution they use is very strong. If you have fairly healthy hair...go for it. Depending on how long your hair is will determine the cost.

Answer 5

I use my blow dryer and a big flat brush, I flip my head over and blow dry my hair against the brush, pulling it from root to tip. It doesn't get hair as flat as with a straightner, but it works plus leaves a little bit of volume in it. I have very coarse thick hair and this technique works, hope it works for you.

Answer 6

Using your blow dryer with the concentrated nozzle..the one that looks like a triangle and a paddle/round brush. After you dry your hair always seal the cuticle by blowdrying with a shot of cool air.

Answer 7

I'm assuming you're referring to a chemical relaxer. I would suggest using a smoothing shampoo like Pantene has out followed by a ceramic straightening iron.

Answer 8

Tigi has a product out called, S factor it works great give it a try. Demarlo salon and spa Naples florida has it. Other TiGi salons should carry it.

Answer 9

Get some sunsilk straitening cream and point the blow dryer down when you blow dry your hair and use a brush!

Answer 10

Very big rollers (and maybe blow dryer)

Blow dryer and round brush

Doing a hair wrap (hair wrapped around your head) http://forums.longhaircommunity.com/showthread.php?t=30875&highlight=hair+wrapping