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Hair straightening?

As odd as it is for males to be concerned at all about their hair...

I'm really in a bit of desperation.

My hair is naturally thick and curls in the back and sides when it becomes long. Especially when outdoors in hot weather, it becomes very thick, dry, and out of shape. It drives me the f**k insane.

I'm interested in thinning in out and allowing it to hang loosely without requiring half a galloon of gel.

I know the proplem isn't length because I see manyyy people whose hair is twice my length and could be seen as perfectly straight (half of which are chicks, but hey, what's there's in mine).

I'd like to have a similar hairstyle to Tomo from 30 seconds to mars.

I like it long in the back and all-over thin cut.

Any specific gels or moisturisers that would straighten and allow it to hang loosely without build-up and thickening would help immensely.

-also...I'm not wild about flat ironing. I'm too worried about damage and I'm not very skilled with it.

Thx!

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  • 1 decade ago
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    nothins is wrong with straigtening your hair, it is just to add style :)

  • 1 decade ago

    It sounds like the best option for you would be to try a flat iron.

    Use a thermal protection spray, which you can find at any salon, to keep your hair in better condition.

    Also, deep condition it once a week, it will keep your hair nice and healthy. The best method I've found is to put the conditioner in while your in the shower, get out of the shower and use a blow dryer on your hair until it feels nearly dry, then wash it out.

    Flat ironing your own head is kind of hard, but once you do it a few times you figure out what works for you and what doesn't.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    Hair straigteners really work best to straighten curly hair rarther than gels or moisturisers

  • 1 decade ago

    Go to a salon and ask someone to help you with an easy styling technique. Describe your peoblems and they can help you.

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