well, im chinese but i never have complete straight hair. in fact quite a bit of them are on the wavy/curly side and rest is just hold whatever shape they got air-dried in.
i dont like going back to hong kong (where im from) to have my hair cut because they constant suggest that either i got a straight/ionic perm (which i dont like) or just cut it short (which look bad on me).
im in canada right now and a indian lady cuts my hair, i dont know how that gonna turns out and mayb i might have to get a new hair dresser if the next appointment doesnt work out.
What happens if you blow dry your hair? Usually, this tends to make my hair a lot straighter than if I allow my hair to air dry.
well i dont like blow dryer and right now i have a diffuser. I am those people so need straighten cream to make my hair look polished. otherwise it look like a broom....
Joined: 18 May 2008 {Posts: 4 } Location: San Antonio, TX
Posted: Sun 18 May 2008 17:38 Post subject:
I've learned that when I get my hair done that a MILD texturizer works great for me. My hair is SUPER, SUPER curly. When natural, I can do the "wet it and go" look but I turn into a mirage of straw curls instead of those pretty flowing locks. But I'm cool with that! Now, my daughter on the other hand - when doing her hair I SWEAR by Carol's Daughter products, like Mimosa Hair Honey, Hair Butter and Hair Milk. Her hair drys out really fast and those products do the trick!