QuoteReplyTopic: Clueless guy needs hair care/straightening advice Posted: November 29 2002 at 11:48am
Sure you can DIY. It s easy once you get the hang of it. I mean I `m a guy and I have curly hair and I have it relaxed DIY. I mean if you get it wrong which very hard to do jus cut it off. Its a luxury most men have. Other than comb and brush, get a big hand held mirror, so that you can see what happens in the back of your head. Do it shirtless so that you wont ruin it. Make sure you have proper ventilation. Ammonia really stinks you know. Have a stopwatch to see development time. Have a good book or listen to your fave music as the development time passes. But most important read the directions OK. Once you get the hang of it you know how to control that curls. Hey I so good now, my freinds are asking me to relax their hair. GOOD LUCK :)
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Hey! I agree with Darin (above)- go to a professional. Curly hair is great but its unpredicatable & you don`t want to mess around with chemicals & stuff on your own. Good luck to ya! Ingrid
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My advice to you is to pay the cash, go to a salon and have your hair straightened. Personally, I don`t think people should do perms or relaxers at home because they are really strong chemicals and you can really damage your hair.
Also, if you go to the salon, the stylist might be able to give you some advice on how to control your curls or even a style that could enhance the curl. There are also salons out there which either specialize in curly hair or have a stylist on staff which specializes in curly hair.
And don`t feel weird about going to a salon to get your hair relaxed....hair is hair.
Just got out of the military a few months ago, and have finally been able to grow my hair out! Unfortunately, my curls are way out of control, and I`m going to straighten them.
Lisa Castillo`s article has me sold on Phytospecific Phytorelaxer. Many of you will think I`m crazy, but as I guy I feel wierd about going into a salon to get my hair relaxed. So, rather than going to some random hair dresser, I`d rather take a shot at doing it myself.
Okay, long story short. What do I need in addition to the basic relaxing kit. Lisa mentioned an application brush and wide toothed comb. Anything else?
Secondly, as women I have no idea how you keep up with all the products out there. After relaxing should I be using leave-in conditioner? Is towel drying my hair good enough? Am I making this too complicated?
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