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volleyballrocks1204: 1 year ago via iPhone

I usually straighten my hair, I use flat iron product, but how come it always curls back to my natural hair?

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peephelpr: 1 year ago via Android | Last edited at 6:14AM on 5/11/2012

Hair straightening products are usually heat activated. Therefore, after dispersing the product evenly through out your hair (important) blow dry it completely while using a brush or your hands as if they are a comb. Then use a flat iron followed by a few anti frizz drops on mainly the ends of your hair. It is the moisture or humidity in the air that causes curly hair to frizz by becoming "wet" again through absorption. The have found the most effective product is made by Bed Head; Control Freak. Be careful not to use too much of this product at once; it will cause your hair to feel like straw. Not enough will cause poor results. Hope this helps:)

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volleyballrocks1204: 1 year ago via iPhone

thank u VERY much(:

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Julie6787: 1 year ago

this happens to me...in thee front of my hair:/

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volleyballrocks1204: 1 year ago via iPhone

I know! doesn't it get annoying!

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Julie6787: 1 year ago

alll the time!!!

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volleyballrocks1204: 1 year ago via iPhone

I know! especially for school, I go to a private school and we are on the top floor so it gets realllllllly hot and only 1 of the classrooms I switch to has air conditioning!

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sunshine_gurl: 1 year ago

Make sure that you are straighting it in pieces. Like put a ponytail at the top of your head but leave your bottom layer down. Straighten that first. The straighten a little more, a little more, a little more, until all of it is straightened. Then you can spray it with some hair spray. Also, try to avoid getting your hair wet.
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peephelpr: 1 year ago via Android

I agree... Just try to avoid hair spray. It should not be needed in most cases :)

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sunshine_gurl: 1 year ago

Ha, Needed in my case; My hair doesn't like me and always gets pretty frizzy and I have a ton of fly-aways without the spray :) I just use a little bit though, it makes a big difference with my hair:)

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volleyballrocks1204: 1 year ago via iPhone

ya same with my hair sunshine_gurl

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volleyballrocks1204: 1 year ago via iPhone

but thank u

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