tami73
New Member
Hair is a mystery, they still haven't figured out how to cure male pattern baldness and across the scientific world, it is still argued what causes hair to grow in particular shapes, curly, wavy or straight. Some say that the hair follicle acts as a mould and curved follicles produce curly hair while straight follicles produce straight hair. There is evidence however that follicle shape has nothing to do with it and another mechanism is involved.
Certain medications (for treating cancer and other terminal illnesses) has been found to suddenly make a previously curly haired patient's hair to grow straight which brings me to my hypothetical question . . . Hair companies are always doing research on hair products etc so what if a hair company came up with a product, pill, injection or topically applied product (let your imagination run wild) that will do what these strong medicines do without any side effects. Your hair would from that point on grow straight as a pin.
The question is would you ditch your relaxer for this treatment? If you are natural would you switch from natural curly to 'natural straight'?
For the sake of argument lets assume that this would be a permanent change and your hair could never grow curly again.
Certain medications (for treating cancer and other terminal illnesses) has been found to suddenly make a previously curly haired patient's hair to grow straight which brings me to my hypothetical question . . . Hair companies are always doing research on hair products etc so what if a hair company came up with a product, pill, injection or topically applied product (let your imagination run wild) that will do what these strong medicines do without any side effects. Your hair would from that point on grow straight as a pin.
The question is would you ditch your relaxer for this treatment? If you are natural would you switch from natural curly to 'natural straight'?
For the sake of argument lets assume that this would be a permanent change and your hair could never grow curly again.