I once had suppper curly hair. It was cut when I was little, and now its just wavy. How can I get it back?

Question

it was suuper curly
how can i get back my old hair?
NATURALLY
help..i want my hair back???!!!!!!

Answer 1

perm

Answer 2

the length of your hair makes the difference. when your hair is longer, it weighs more and pulls the curls out. try something my cousin taught me called the "party perm", i learned it in high school and it really makes your hair look curly and doesn't last long at all. after you take a shower, your hair will be the curliest, (i'm assuming). Brush it out, and put some gel in it. If your hair is really thick, you'll need quite a bit of gel. Then take several hair clippies and just CLUMP your hair up in those clippies all over your head. This is not the style, and you are not trying to look cute while doing this. just put big chunks of the hair up in those clippies and don't try to get it all in there. the messier your hair is while you're doing this, the curlier your hair will be and stay. once you have all of your hair in the clips, take a blow dryer and blow dry your hair until it is almost dry. if you did it right, you probably won't be able to dry your hair all the way, as it will be thicker under the clips, but that is okay. just make sure you do not blow dry your hair straight. when you take your hair down, do not do any more drying, just scrunch it in your hands all over for a couple of minutes, and you have a one-day hairstyle that is very curly and looks amazing for one night. the next day, your hair will still be pretty wavy, but not all of the curl will be gone. You can wear it that way another day if you like, but the gel will likely get on your nerves because it won't feel right. this style only takes about 15 minutes max and looks really cool, like you just got a perm. i love it. hope you like it.

Answer 3

hair length is not the only thing that changes over time. hair texture and color changes as we age. for kids its usually a year or two before or after they go through puberty. it changes with pregnancy or menopause. or it changes for no other reason other than we are aging. if you want curly hair your lookin at a perm. talk to your stylist. if you have some wave in it you may be surprised how much curl u can get with a diffuser and the right product without a perm. but dont waste money on shampoos that say they'll curl your hair! its not happening.

Answer 4

Me too. The older I got the straighter it got. I saw an interview on the Today show about a hair stylist for curly hair. She had just released a book called Curly Girl. I bought it and haven't had a problem since. My curls have returned and the frizz is gone.

Good Luck.

Answer 5

If your hair is very long you could try cutting it shorter. My hair is less curly when it gets longer because it weighs more. Your curl loss may also be the result of over processing through straightening or dying. If that is the case you will have to either leave it alone and wait for natural hair to grow back in or treat it chemically until it grows out.

Answer 6

I'd reccommend cutting your hair a couple of inches. Both my sister and I have long wavy hair and once we cut it the curls came back naturally since they weren't weighed down.

or you can just try taming your hair with styling products for a few weeks. Eventually you won't need to use the products.

Answer 7

You can never get back what you had when you were a child. I probably was not because of the cut. As time wears on, we lose certain things in our bodies that give us that young, vibrant look. I would say try eating better, or vitamins, but I do not think that will help.

If you do not find a natural cure, try getting a perm. It may not as bad as you think.

Answer 8

Naturally? That's a tough one- especially when people change genetically as they grow older. I do not know if I can help you with a natural remedy but, un-naturally, you could use a crimping iron or curling iron type of device. If you have lots of time, another way to make curls, like wrapping a gift, is to take something like a pair of scissors, and rub your hairs through the ends of it like when you make ribbon curl. The hormone testosterone is well known for making hair grow but I do not know if it will help make your hair curl like you want and this could have adverse effects like making hair grow on your face and other areas where you would not want it to grow. I do not know if this is true or just am old wise tail, but coffee is said to put hair on mens' chests- I have drank lots of coffee in the past and I have some curly hair there, but, again, it may put hair, like testosterone, in areas where you do not want it! Sorry, but the best solution I can think of is something like a crimping iron!

Answer 9

I even have thick n wavy hair, I also have a perimeter thats like an entire one even nevertheless it runs into my hair....if u be responsive to what im getting at...and it has many layers, the appropriate is to get a layer that finishes basically on the backside of ur cranium and then something long ish .....basically below shoulder length...then get it thinned and the longness creates the long, skinny, glossy consequence.....desire i replaced into of provider:D

Answer 10

im not sure if it will work for you but my sister had the same thing and she cut her hair short again and it came out curly.

Answer 11

Cut it short, short hair weighs less so there is less pull on the curls.