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I have longish hair on top (not long compared to most of you) it's very thick & wavy, frizzy... just out of control, like Kramer from Seinfeld. Currently what I do is slick it down with tons of elmers glue, but this still has trouble controlling it (whats left.. super glue,lol) I know more lenght would help a bit, but i really don't want it any longer than this and it would still be bad (i had it down to mid-back once and it was the same problem) So is there anything I could use to straighten it other than doing it chemically (i really can't afford to be straightening it every few months) I've seen some products but they all require a blowdryer... is there anything you can just put in your hair and there ya go, straight for the day? Ive thought about a straightening iron but i think id rather not do that. well if there's nothing i can do i'm just going to cut it really short b/c it's way to much trouble, i mean i can't go into pools, have to be very careful of rain and i have to wait til everyones asleep to shower or else the jokes on me.
Honestly dude? I say cut it off. If it's that much of a hassle it's not worth it. You should just do whatever feels best for you. Chances are you look cool with short hair so I say go for that.
theres nothing wrong with them ive been using them for about a year and no harm to my hair and it makes it look real good
but im going for a robert plant style hair anyway so im only using it til i get his length
To tell you the truth, there isn't anything that you can do to your hair without blow drying it or using an iron. I use an iron in my hair, and it comes out great. Silky smooth, as my hair is naturaly kinky curls and a big frizz ball. Try using John Freida Frizz Ease. sahampoo, conditionaer and wind down cream. Also, get a good straightener that you can the temperature. Thats all I can offer
I also have a big problem with Straiting my hair. it all curls at the end and stuff. Help me out.
just use oil sheen spray. then alow dry it
or flatten it.
Well, a blow dryer will help the Elmer's glue dry faster.
Is your hair dry, normal or oily?