When I shower I usually have my hair wrapped with 2 scarves on...yeah two, don't laugh. One is put on like you tie a scarf regular and the other is flipped around tied backwards like aunt jemima. Then I put my shower cap on. This is how I sleep also...minus the shower. This way water dosent get on the back part of your hair either. I don't want no water gettin in!
The other way I do it is to put my hair in a bun, then put one of those big satin scarves on so it covers my whole head...bun and all, then shower cap.
I've had no luck with the electic pressing combs. I found that flat ironing works better for me and gets my hair the straightest. HTH
hey girl,,, what i do to keep the humidity from the
shower out is to cover my hair with a large tight
headband then put on a shower cap ,, this works for
me becuz not only does it cover the hair but the tight
headband pulls the hair straight,, as for the
straightening ,, i have 3b hair and i still cant get it
perfectly straight unless i use a relaxer,, i use just for
me childrens relaxer and it realy doesnt break my
hair,, its almost like virgin hair but easier to manage,,
and then flat iron with a hair serum like NTM or john
frieda relax.....
Hair type: 3b some c?, fine strands, last relaxer sept 05, never again!!! current :ap length on sides,,nearly bsl in back, damn those old frazzled ends! I am hair OBSESSED
I was wondering a few things about pressing hair. One is how do you tie your head up when taking a shower? I wrap mine up in a scarf and then put on a shower cap, but still moisture can get up in there and revert my hair right after I get it done. Is there something else I can use that will keep the moisture out? Also, what can you do when pressing your hair to get it as straight as possible? I was using an electric comb, but then thought that maybe natural heat would straighten better than heat generated by electricity. I can only speculate on this because I am no professional. Do you ladies have any tips on how I can get my hair as straight-looking as maybe a relaxer. I've seen women who have, but I figured they just had a better grade of hair than me. I am a 4a/4b. Please help!
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