There are a few ways to straighten your hair.
1. Chemically. This is very permanent, though and I'm sure your parent's wouldn't like it.
2. Mechanically. Hair straighteners never do the trick for me, so I use a flat iron (which works much better)
3. Shampooily. I have fallen in LOVE with Sunsilk brand. The shampoos really help, especially if you get both the shampoo and conditioner. Now, this won't work AS WELL AS the other ways, but it's a lot less permanent and won't damage your hair. It's also a lot cheaper and your parents would probably be more open to it.My parents wont let me use a hair straightener to straighten my hair. Is any product that's do the trick?
I did the same thing what the person said.I took a regular iron and used it.It does work.Trust me!!!!I hope this helps your question.Have a nice night.
a good straightening balm, de frizzer and well conditioned hair
get a flat brush with holes and use a blow dryer to slide down your hair along with the brush
this may or may not work depending on your hair type but this is what i do when i blow dry my hair which is fairly thick and only has a slight natural wave
the next best thing to a straightener is a flat iron...it may take some time depending on your hairs volume, texture,and thickness but its a best bet.
Dry your hair with a blowdryer until it is about 80% dry, then use a large barrel round brush to finish drying. It
Go to the seciton of the store where they sell brushes, and there's a type of brush that's designed like a straightener...you put a chunk of hair in between two flat brush panels, clamp it down at the top and blow dry as you run it down to the end of the chunk. It takes a little bit of time, but I'm thinking your parents would at least approve.
When I was younger my sister and I would iron our hair, literally with an iron. It worked better than any hair product or flat iron.
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