How can i get my curly hair straight without ruining it?

my hair is curly/weavy/fuzzy. so to get it straight, i have to straight it up with hot iron every day! it gets pretty annoing and it ruins my hair. what can i do to get it straight without that much damage?? or is there are some ways you can get it straight for weeks??How can i get my curly hair straight without ruining it?
Invest in a good flat-iron heat protectanct spray. I've tried SO many from Matrix to Suave and my fave by far is Tigi S Factor Flat Iron Shine Spray. It makes your hair smell delicious, and it's literally reflective by the time you've finished styling. The pink one by herbal essences in alright as well and doesn't contain alcohol which is an absolute no no to put on your hair before you apply heat.





Invest in a good high-heat flat-iron. One with 100% ceramic or tourmaline plates actually improve the health of your hair when used only at the level of heat neccessary to straighten your hair because it uses consistent heat to heat your hair from the inside out which locks in moisture and locks out humidity. The more times you have to run the iron over your strands to straighten them, the more damaging it's going to be.








Chemically straightening your hair is WAY damaging and the only way to keep it straight for weeks. Even then it's not going to be pin straight, it usually will just bring curly hair down to a soft pouffy wave which isn't what you're going for I'm sure.How can i get my curly hair straight without ruining it?
yes, so is my hair, curly and frizzy and all else...and i like to straigten my hair too. i dont suggest a chemical straightener, chemicals are ssooo hard on hair!! and no matter what you do, your hair will be slightly damaged. dont be afraid to invest in a GOOD hot iron, and i use biosilk silk therapy and smoothing balm, it seems to help control the frizz and give the hair alittle protection against the heat. good luck!
no, its probably ossible to get it straight for weeks, unless you get it relaxed at the salon, but that will damage your hair even more. You should invest in a high quality straightner. I hope this helps!
ironing damages the hair . there are lots of tips in www.jmbeautytips.com