Straightning hair. . .

Has anyone here tried straightening their hair by chemical means, I'm thinking about it.

Well, depending on the length and type of hair you have, you have several options. If it's course and curly..well, you must visit a good curly hair salon to do the job . However, most of the time you can straighten at home. If your hair is wavy like mine, you should try some of the non-chemical straighteners out there. Such as Rusks' "Straight". .it comes in a green tube and is great for keeping the humidity out once it's straightened. Apply to damp hair with a wide tooth comb, then allow it to set for a bit, then always blow dry when straigtening hair. Try not to hold your head upside down, as this will make it curl more, rather manipulate the hair with your fingers or a comb while blowdrying. Practice will make it easier. Also, try Phytodifrisant by Phytologie. It's great and is in my opinion the best non-chemical hair relaxer out there. Great for giving wavy hair or frizzy hair more control.