7 Steps To Straighten Your Curly Hair
Straightening curly hair is usually a battle between your flat iron and curls. Straightening your hair takes time, hard work and strong arm muscles, and as a result your hair will never be as straight as you want it to be. This is because curly hair doesn't straighten easily. This may be good for you as it will give your straight hair a lot of elasticity and volume. Follow these steps to turn your curly hair to shiny and vibrant straight hair.
Step 1. Shampoo your hair as usual. If you haven't already used a moisturizing shampoo and conditioner, I recommend it as it is the best choice for fighting frizz and for taking care of curly hair.
Step 2. Dry the hair with a microfiber cloth or an old T-shirt to remove excess moisture. Gently squeeze the water out of your hair until the dripping stops. Then comb your hair with a wide-toothed comb, gently, without pulling or snagging. Remember that comb from the end the hair way up to root.
Step 3. Spray a layer of heat protectant on your hair. Don't be stingy. Heat protectors prevent your hair from drying and cracking from the heat, and they also give your hair a shine.
Step 4. Separate your hair to make it easier to dry. Part your hair in the middle, then divide it into four sections from ear to ear. As you work in each section, start at the bottom and work your way up.
Step 5. Dry your hair with a hairdryer and diffuser. Using a round bristle brush, run it through your hair as you dry it. Take a few inches of hair at a time until it is completely dry. Continue doing the same for the other 3 sections. This process may take a while as you need to make sure your hair is completely dry before straightening.
Step 6. Straighten it with a flat iron. Any flat iron will do, but recommend one that is either ceramic or tourmaline. This flat iron gives your hair a natural shine and is much better than the cheaper kind. Straighten hair need your patience, take the time to make sure each strand is straight.
Step 7. To keep your hair in place and create shine, spray or apply a serum to your hair. This will help curb frizz and make your hair smoother.
Now everything is done, a new hairstyle you have! However, I don't recommend using the flat iron every day as they can dry out the hair and even cause hair loss in extreme cases.
Step 2. Dry the hair with a microfiber cloth or an old T-shirt to remove excess moisture. Gently squeeze the water out of your hair until the dripping stops. Then comb your hair with a wide-toothed comb, gently, without pulling or snagging. Remember that comb from the end the hair way up to root.
Step 3. Spray a layer of heat protectant on your hair. Don't be stingy. Heat protectors prevent your hair from drying and cracking from the heat, and they also give your hair a shine.
Step 4. Separate your hair to make it easier to dry. Part your hair in the middle, then divide it into four sections from ear to ear. As you work in each section, start at the bottom and work your way up.
Step 5. Dry your hair with a hairdryer and diffuser. Using a round bristle brush, run it through your hair as you dry it. Take a few inches of hair at a time until it is completely dry. Continue doing the same for the other 3 sections. This process may take a while as you need to make sure your hair is completely dry before straightening.
Step 6. Straighten it with a flat iron. Any flat iron will do, but recommend one that is either ceramic or tourmaline. This flat iron gives your hair a natural shine and is much better than the cheaper kind. Straighten hair need your patience, take the time to make sure each strand is straight.
Step 7. To keep your hair in place and create shine, spray or apply a serum to your hair. This will help curb frizz and make your hair smoother.
Now everything is done, a new hairstyle you have! However, I don't recommend using the flat iron every day as they can dry out the hair and even cause hair loss in extreme cases.
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