Ediese
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I wouldn't suggest it. It will be a little looser regardless of how well you try to heat protect it. If it's virgin, you should be ok. I've straightened my processed curlies before, and it always ends the same.
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I wouldn't suggest it. It will be a little looser regardless of how well you try to heat protect it. If it's virgin, you should be ok. I've straightened my processed curlies before, and it always ends the same.
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