answers1: You can straighten your hair anytime, and your hair has to
be dried unless you have wet to straight(Or whatever the name is)
irons....If you want good results and quicker to do it, put it on
high, if on low it'll take you forever.
answers2: your hair should be dry. unless your using the kind of
straightner wet to dry. which will dry your hair for you while its
straightening it (if you use this kind it cant be extremly wet
though). if you have thick hair you should use a higher power unless
your just fixing something like your bangs if you even have any.
answers3: *Right you can wash your hair before hand but make sure its
completley before you start straightening [unless you have wet to
straight hair straighteners] <br>
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*Next apply some form of heat protection spray to your hair to protect
it. You can get this from any good cosmetic store or supermarket, i
found Tresemee [cant spell it] was very good. <br>
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*I have rather thick hair too so i always use it on high just so that
its quicker! <br>
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*If you dont have a light on your starighteners to tell you when they
are ready you can usually feel when they start to heat up and when
they are hot, you can feel that they are hot with out touching them
they you are ready to start!! <br>
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*To straighten your hair...* <br>
I find it a good thing to get a big clip and leave a small part of my
hair down and clip the rest up. <br>
Starting at the roots close the straighteners on your hair and pull
down to the ends. You may need to do this a couple of time till the
section looks straight. <br>
Then let some more hair down, and straighten that. <br>
Do the same untill all your hair is lovely and straight!!! <br>
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Hope this helps you!!! <br>
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answers4: your hair should not be wet when you straighten it <br>
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the thicker your hair the hotter they should be <br>
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its bad to straighten yuor hair every day <br>
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straighten your piece of hair till straight
answers5: Use a straightening iron. I'd do on high. Dry hair.
answers6: You should blow dry your hair straight first. Then, use a
hair clip to move the top half of your hair on top of your head. Then,
use a brush and a hair straightener toghether, I usually have it set
on the middle dial, but use whatever works. If it's not keeping
straight, turn up the level. Then spray with hairspray. I have medium
thickness, shoulder length hairand it takes me 20 minutes to
straighen. Good Luck!
answers7: Put it on high since you have thick hair. NOOO never
straighten your hair wet!! It'll burn it, trust me, happened to me all
the time. How long it takes depends on how fast you do it and how much
hair you have.
answers8: Okay first, when your hair is damp, apply a "heat activated"
cream or gel (V05 MAKE IT STRAIGHT GEL) works really well. This can b
bought at Target, CVS, anywhere really. Then, wait until your hair is
100 % dry, b/c even if it's just a lil damp, if you flat iron wet
hair, you'll literally singe it! So, when your hairs good and dry
take the straightener, now, since you have thick hair, and low temp,
pbbl wouldn't do the job, but avoid high temps. at all possible, a
medium temp should suit u well! How long it takes you, is really a
personal thing, and when ur done give your hair a spray of any anti
frizz hairspray. But if you really find ur struggling to achieve
straight hair, ask a stylist about certain products that help.
answers9: If you have thick hair you should have it on high!!! your
hair should not be wet the iron will break an dwill create alot of
steam. just run the iron through your hair untill it is the way you
want it
answers10: Wait until your hair is completely dry. Then, put it on
low, and if it doesn't straighten completely, hold the straightener
there for a while. Not too long though. And remember to buy product
that can protect your hair from the heat.
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