2 in 1 hair question? idk...?

2 things. U need an expensive flat iron first of all. All the Paul Mitchel ones are perfect. Must use highest setting.If u can't afford that, then make sure you are using a ceramic plated iron..not ceramic coated..big difference.. If u are using normal hairspray u r burning your hair, damaging your ends which could cause the ends to be unruly...u need to use a product like "iron silk" by redken, and spray each tiny section then flatten...it will protect your hair and get it pin straight.

shower at night, put in some straitening product while it's still damp, blow dry it pointing the blower downwards, (do not go to bed with a wet head) sleep on a silk pillow cover (they work very well, it's what the old ladies use to keep their hairstyles overnight), in the morning restraighten it (at the tips of your hair, flip it the oppisite way that it naturally curls) to finish put some "skinny" product in your hair. it keep it from frizzing and helps it straighten. hope this helps

What i do is after i wash my hair, i usually put a straightening gel in my hair (Aquage is a really good one).

After my hair is dry, i just straighten carefully and use my time wisely.. don't straighten hair fast.. take your time to get every strand carefully.. oh and the straightening gel acts as a heat protector so im good with that :)

After my hair is straightened, i dont use hairspray because it just makes my hair really dull .. instead i use BioSilk Silk Therapy shine oil to add extra shine and to get that result of "healthy looking hair"

i think of lowlights will provide it greater intensity. it extremely is as much as you however. I did the comparable ingredient and after a week went back and had them positioned some brown in it. no longer a good purchase purely some. the completely blonde kinda makes the floor seem somewhat washed out or too uninteresting. particularly with darkish eyebrows. It additionally might desire to be which you're no longer used to it. yet to be basic i think of a dash brown might seem greater constructive merely interior the very ideal crown of your head.

I honestly don't know because my hair is naturally straighter than paper, but if you have the money, you could go to a salon and get it permanently straightened, it's like a perm, but backwards.

Good luck : )

Use a great product in your hair and sleep so it lays flat under your head.

try blow drying it Straight! hope that's helps

buy one of those special blow dryers that staiten your hair, and herbal essences makes this moose to make it straiter that you put in your hair when its wet

redken has a starch spray

http://www.redken.com/products/styling/medium-cont...

i find it helps keep the hair staight

u are not gonna get it straight perfect. tie it up at night with a scarf.