Make Hair Straight

You spend hours holding a hair dryer and with a fat round brush pulling and brushing your hair so that it'll come out straight and sleek. Then you walk outside and the humidity hits, making your hair more curly and/or frizzy than before.
This is an issue for people with curly hair who have at least once tried to make that hair straight.

Some quick-fixes include using permanent straighteners and relaxers- most of which you can find in supermarkets and drug stores to apply in your own home.

A relaxer is best suited for people who have hair that is especially difficult to style. This usually applies to people of African or Caribbean descent who have coarse and frizzy hair. The relaxer is a strong chemical substance that is applied to dry hair and then left on the hair from 15 to 45 minutes. The relaxer works chemically with the composition of your hair, weighing it down in certain areas and removing curls. Relaxers must be reapplied to new hair growth.

Other straighteners are called perms- permanents. These are better left for salons because this process is for people with a different type of hair characteristic of caucasians- straight hair with a smooth hair cuticle. Straighteners need to be reapplied to new growth.

When blow-drying the hair, simply place a small amount of conditioner at the roots and at the ends and then use a comb to distribute from the roots to the tips.

Blow-dry hair straight

Towel dry hair by squeezing, not vigorously rubbing it! Once hair is half dry, make sure you can slightly blow-dry it downward to get it 90% dry, then apply a conditioner. Comb it through and make sure you use an ionic hair dryer, and a ceramic brush! Take small sections, blow-dry your hair very slowly, let the heat from the brush heat the hair, use tension and hold the dryer nozzle 3 inches away from the hair. Some hair you can leave the ends a little moist, for the more you dry them, the more rough they will become! Once you complete all your sections, apply a light frizz free serum.