Sunday, February 12, 2012

How come some peole have naturally straight hair and others have naturally curly hair?

is this because of the shape of the holes in your head or is it because of your hormones or where you live. I dont understand why everyone is born with different kinds of hair and sometimes your hair gets wavier or curlier as you grow. Can someone tell me why that is and does anyone know how to make your hair a little more naturally straighter?How come some peole have naturally straight hair and others have naturally curly hair?
it is to do with the angle your hair growth root there is no indefinate way to permanently striaghten your hair just with hair straightners make sure you use heat protection cream or at the hairdressers which you need to keep gettin your roots done any wayHow come some peole have naturally straight hair and others have naturally curly hair?
GENETICS, babe!
its because you have different types and thickness of hair and also how you treat it can be a factor.
It's all to do with different genes ♥
ya, its because ';of the shape of the holes in your head';


i learned it in science class last year.


genetics does have somethin to do with it, tho.


theres not really any way to do that, except for a chemical straightener. you can get it done at most salons...
genetics. chromosones. etc.


ask a science teacher.
GENES. But, my father and mom, and my sister have EXTREMELY curly hair, and so did I, until my first haircut, which turned like a straight wave.

What kind of haircut should i get for thick curly hair?

i have really thick curly auburn hair and i want to get it cut short for summer. i dont have the patience to style it for hours so i need something simple. i want to have it long enough so that i can still put it up when i need to. if i'm getting it cut short, should i have it thinned out too? another problem is that my nose is kind of big so i dont want anything that would attract attention to that.What kind of haircut should i get for thick curly hair?
Hey hun, I have the same kind of hair you do, pain in the butt! Make sure you go to someone who actually knows how to cut curly hair, the lady who does mine has the same hair we do and hers always looks great.





When I get my hair cut, I get a lot a layers put in and I keep the length a little past shoulder length, any shorter than that and it kinks up really bad. Make sure your layers start no shorter than a little bit above your chin, really short layers look bad with naturally curly hair. As far as thinning out goes, I used to do that alot but it kills your hair and if you get a really good cut you dont need to have it thinned out.





By the way a styling tip, i used to spend 2 hours straightening my hair or ten mins putting gel in it and hated the way it looked. Now I wash it at night let it air dry then use hot curlers in the morning. It pulls alot of the kink out, makes my hair softer and i love the way it looks! Good luck hun!What kind of haircut should i get for thick curly hair?
get it cut to just hit you shoulders.
get a layered cut if your hair is loose and curly, not tight curly. if its tigh curly and you get layers...thats not good. 0.o
I really like this hairstyle and it might look good on you, but I don't know if it'll be to your liking.





http://www.virtualhaircare.com/images/HairExpo2007/Hairdresser/caterina_dibiase-shortbl.jpg





If you like it and want to get it, I suggest you get your hair thinned and then have it cut the same way. If it isn't long enough to pin up, you could have it slightly longer and if you don't fancy the fringe, you could always drop that idea.





Hope this was helpful :)
you should buy a straightaner and cute it short and straiten it


it will look so cute on you i know so.
hey i have the same kind of hair. you should get a shoulder length cut, with layers. and get it thinned out. You can go to specific hairstylists for curly hair and they're usually better.
Are you Debra Messing? She's a gorgeous redhead with a sizely nose!! DO NOT thin your hair. Keep it long and pull it up. If you get it cut for summer you'll be sorry in the fall. Curly hair is best really short or really long.
geri curls
up to your shoulders
try layers.
inside layers to thin it, and frame your best features with bangs. if you have high cheekbones cut layers from there, or from your chin. you can straighten that part or clip it up if it is too short when you cut it. you should thin it if you are going to cut it short.
forward cutting will suit u


or u can cut ur hairs in u shape in back and take a forward look in front
To your shoulders %26amp; part it to the side.I suggest this because my mom did her hair like that %26amp; her hair was very think and curly %26amp; when she did that it got more managable. Then she died it with Herbal Essenses %26amp; it got straight with it a little curly at the end.

How do i straighten my really curly hair?

My hair is really curly and i straighten it every day and by the time i get to school it curls and gets frizzy. I need a way to keep it straight without hairspray. please help!How do i straighten my really curly hair?
If you want to try straightening your hair at home, a good pair of hair straighteners will be your best friends. Hair straighteners work like curling tongs in reverse: simply heat them up and apply them to your hair. Where there were waves, you should now have poker straight hair!





There are a few types of straighteners on the market. Ha 209 1.html Ceramic hair straighteners are generally considered to be the best as they don’t overheat the way that other straighteners can, and are therefore better for your hair.





Remember, heat can be bad for your hair, and just as too much blow-drying can leave your hair looking dull and brittle, the same is also true of too-much straightening. While ceramic straighteners such GHDs (Good Hair Days) will minimize the damage, if you’re using straighteners daily, it may be a good idea to step up your hair care regime a notch at the same time. Invest in a good quality conditioner or use a hot oil treatment a couple of times per week to make sure that your hair remains as shiny as it is straight.





As quick and easy as this method of straightening is, it isn’t effective for everyone. Hair straighteners work best for people with naturally straight hair who simply want to make their style even straighter. If you have naturally curly hair, or hair which has been permed, you may not achieve the same effects, or may find your curls springing back to life after an hour or so.





If you’d rather not spend time on hair straightening every day, or have hair that just won’t respond to at-home straighteners, a more permanent method may be appropriate. This is a method best done by the professionals, so take yourself to the salon and have a chat with your stylist about your options.





Most permanent straightening involves a treatment very much like perming. Instead of wrapping your hair around curlers and leaving it to set, however, it will be pulled straight before chemicals are applied. Once the hair is rinsed clean, your curls should have relaxed, leaving you with straight hair. Bear in mind that the chemicals used to straighten your hair in this way aren’t exactly kind to your hair, and you may be left with some dryness at first. Again, a few deep-conditioning treatments will help.





Although we’re calling this a “permanent” method of hair straightening, if your hair is naturally curly, new growth will be curly too, so you’ll need to repeat the procedure to make sure your hair remains straight. How do i straighten my really curly hair?
i also have really curly hair first use straightening shampoo try herball essences dangerously strait or sunsilk then use a straightening creme like Victoria's secret so sexy super smooth straightening balm then blow dry it strait using a round brush and a good hair dryer then straighten it with ca good straightener like conair or if you like the one you have that will be fine





hope this helped
omg i can relate guurl. my hair is reeeallly curly. i wear it super satraight now though. i use a straightener (its not even expensive but it works) and as i straighten small sections i put garnier fructis anti frizz serum. It makes your hair not frizzy for the whole entire day, and is tha best stuff that i ever used!hope this helps, good luck with your hair!=)
begin by using shampoo and conditioner that moisturize.... (if hair is moisturized, it will frizz less)...or one that sleeks or straightens hair. Towel-dry hair thoroughly...if you blow dry soping wet hair, it will take longer and you may not dry hair thoroughly. Use a straightening, anti-frizz serum or cream. I like to use Tigi S-factor Smoothing lusterizer (http://tigihaircare.us/tigi/sfactor/arch… Then use a big round brush to stretch hair out as you blow dry small sections at a time.





If needed, use a good ceramic straightening iron to create sleek finish. Before going outside, I like to use John Frieda, Frizz ease Moisture Barrier Firm Hold hairspray (http://www.johnfrieda.com/products/produ… You can find it at most drug stores for about $4-5. It protects your straight style from moisture in the air (and I live in Florida humidity...so this stuff works). This isn't like normal hairsprays... its a spray that keeps moisture from penetrating your hair.





Hope this helps. Good luck! :)



My suggestion is, since it sounds like you straighten your hair very often and it just bounces back into curls, to just get it permanently straightened.


The Japanese Hair Straightening method works best and is well worth it.


Ask for it the next time you go to the Salon(:





Good Luck~
either you dont have a good enough straightener or your hair isnt made to be straight and just wont work on it.. i would try getting a better straightener and see if that works if not i would go 2 a salon and get it done professionally, it can be expensive tho... and sometimes it doesnt work then...
find a hairspray that blocks out frizz and humidity and after u striaghten it, spray ur hair down with it.


and just in case, i would bring the hairspray with you in case you need to spray it again.


that is what i do.


i have wavy hair and i straighten my hair and i bring hairspray everywhere i go.


no.i am not a freak.


l.o.l
anti frizz. i have your hair. do it before you get to school, and carrie it with you. also i have gym in the middle of the day,, so after were done and in the locker room i straighten my hair again :D (bring straightner to school) i also carrie hair spray for fly aways, ha. good luck :D
well a hair straightner. or you could go to a beauty shop and ask them other ways, i know there is products out there i just for get the one i use to use.before i chopped my hair off two years ago it is still growing out. but i do hope that my tips do help you.
I don't know how to do it without hairspray.


But my hair salon person hair sprays it when it's curly and then straightens it and then when shes done she puts a little more in. It works greattttt.
use curling jell. or heat jell before you curl your hair. It gets the frizz out, doesnt make your hair look greasy (don't use to much) and it stays in the whole day!!!





Best of Luck!! : ]
the only way you could really keep it down


is hairsray and use a good flat iron.





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There are products sold in hair saloons that will help combat the frizz. They work to keep you hair straight after straightening.
blow out. after your take a shower, comb out your hair. use some curly hair product (sorry, i've got straight hair) and then blow dry. straighten when dry.
get a japanese straighten perm


it lasts forever %26amp; you wont have to straighten your hair again for a lONG time
garniar defizz gel will keep it staright and not fizzy.






sry no can do.. unless u get it permanently straightened. but even then, its not going to be straight. it works for like 6 months or less..
Use Hairspray.
pomade
a clipper - it won't straighten your hair but it will solve those curls.
it's hard to keep pubes straight
get a straightning iron

How to maintain naturally wavy and curly hair?

I am an african american female with thick curly hair. I was getting my hair permed, but now I'm going 100% natural. However, my hair tends to get dry and shed when I wear my hair natural. What do I need to do to maintain soft, curly locks w/o the drying and shedding?How to maintain naturally wavy and curly hair?
Curly hair needs lots of moisture. When you shampoo curly hair, it causes the hair to be stripped of the needed oils to make your hair soft and shiny, so stop shampooing. I know it sounds awful to stop using shampoo but you will not believe the difference that will occur to your hair. Buy Lorraine Massey's book ';Curly Girl'; on Amazon.com. Its especially for women with curly hair and shows you how to treat it. Also, http://www.naturallycurly.com is a website dedicated to women with curly hair.How to maintain naturally wavy and curly hair?
Try using natural hair care products for black women http://mineralindulgence.com/





The reason your hair was dry was most likely the types of products you were using. Espeially if you were using products with mineral oil or petroleum (which are bad for the hair).

How to keep curly hair shiny and beautiful?

I have naturally curly hair and i usually straighten it every weekend. Now that i'll be going to college i wont have time to straighten my hair so i want to show my curls. But whenever i come out of the shower and let it air dry it goes all frizzy and horrible. what can i do to keep it nice and under control and not frizzy??? plz help How to keep curly hair shiny and beautiful?
When you get out of the shower put conditioner in your hair like you would if you were using gel. It will keep your curls curly but you won't have the frizz. The heavier/thicker the conditioner you use the less frizz you will have. I know because I have frizzy curly hair and it is the only thing I use anymore. It is cheaper than any other product out there and I have found it works perfectly every time.How to keep curly hair shiny and beautiful?
Panteen Pro-V


has a shampoo and conditioner especially for people with curly hair I use it and it makes my hair shiny and VERY soft =]
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  • What is the best shampoo for curly hair?

    I have naturally curly hair. I want something that will make it look silky like you always see on tv.





    Ps.


    something cheaper.What is the best shampoo for curly hair?
    get the garnier curl and shine line


    they have


    shampoo


    conditioner


    leave in conditioner


    mousse


    and hairspray


    all of the products are under $6


    hope i helped!


    %26lt;3What is the best shampoo for curly hair?
    try this link
    Pantene PRO V Hydrating curls.
    no shampoo...just wash it every day with conditioner, and it will be alot healthyer, longer, and softer...and dont worry your hair will be clean if u do it every day, or everyonther day...but u can use shampoo everyonce in a while
    I have natural curyly hair and i use Aquage its pricy but it works. remember if you go cheap you get what you pay for
    Herbal essences curly shampoo my bro uses it works great + cheap
    matrix for curly hair i dont member wut its called but its in a green bottle like 15 bux a bottle wanna go cheaper get pantene pro v for curly hair or sunsilk

    What is a good product to straighten long, naturally curly hair?

    I like to straighten my hair most of the time but I cant find a decent hair product to help. The ones that I have tried either weigh my hair down too much and makes it look and feel oily or they make my hair very silky, which looks and feels great, but my hair doesnt stay straight and gets a little wavy instead. Can anyone offer any suggestions that wont cost me a fortune?What is a good product to straighten long, naturally curly hair?
    biosilk which can be found at costco or a local harmons. Then straightne it with ceramic chi straightnerWhat is a good product to straighten long, naturally curly hair?
    Invest in a CHI hair straightener, they're around a hundred dollars, but completly worth it. Or Get your hair chemically straightened at a salon.
    I would talk with your local beauty shop that knows you. Each product recommended may not work for you.
    You should just get a really good straightener. Preferably a salon one. it may cost a bit but it will work better and will last for longer if you make sure to use it properly.