afrodeutsche
New Member
So I've been contemplating on wearing my hair straight, just for a change of looks. I straighten my hair with a Sedu flat iron for length checks, but I never am able to get it totally straight how some of you guys have it.
It already starts with me being to lazy to 'prestraighten' my hair with a blowdryer. It already takes me about a half an hour to dry into a fro. So 'prestraightening' will probably take me an hour to do... or maybe I'm just clumsy. Then flat ironing take another 30 - 45 min.
One time I got a Dominican blowout. That was like four years ago and I liked it. My hair was . I can't replicate all that work for obvious reasons mentioned above.
So I didn't know about presses until this year ... Yea... Anyways... All I've been seeing is hotcomb + hair = but maybe that's just due to my personal ignorance.
So my question to the ladies here:
1) What damages your hair the least? And how do you prep your hair?
2) Are there issues with reversion or your curl structure changing?
3) What will get my natural hair straighter?
4) Which method keeps your hair straight the longest?
Thanks!
It already starts with me being to lazy to 'prestraighten' my hair with a blowdryer. It already takes me about a half an hour to dry into a fro. So 'prestraightening' will probably take me an hour to do... or maybe I'm just clumsy. Then flat ironing take another 30 - 45 min.
One time I got a Dominican blowout. That was like four years ago and I liked it. My hair was . I can't replicate all that work for obvious reasons mentioned above.
So I didn't know about presses until this year ... Yea... Anyways... All I've been seeing is hotcomb + hair = but maybe that's just due to my personal ignorance.
So my question to the ladies here:
1) What damages your hair the least? And how do you prep your hair?
2) Are there issues with reversion or your curl structure changing?
3) What will get my natural hair straighter?
4) Which method keeps your hair straight the longest?
Thanks!