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Lala L.

May 16, 2014

Lala L.

Does anyone else get that wave at the very end of your hair even after you straighten it?? I need some sort of tips on how to keep the ends of my hair straight not straight then this wave at thr end it makes me look like I'm in the 50's lol jk but here ill post a pic maybe.

Molly W.

May 16, 2014

Molly W.

Can I see a picture?

Lala L.

May 16, 2014

Lala L.

Aack! I can't find a decent pic of me but its straight then like just a wave curling up like think of a fish hook :)

Lala L.

May 16, 2014

Lala L.

Plus my hair is wet right now but uhm ya.

Elizabeth D.

May 16, 2014

Elizabeth D.

Yes, I know what you mean. I just spray brown sugar water on my hair, especially where it tends to bend, before straightening it.

Lala L.

May 16, 2014

Lala L.

Oh okay thanks! Ya like I want it straight wen I'm exercising too because that's were it tends to wave.

Molly W.

May 16, 2014

Molly W.

(Do this with wet hair)
1) brush ends the opposite way they are turning. If the waves make them turn away from your face, try to curve them towards your face more
2) when brushing your hair, put your hand against the bristly part of the brush as you're brushing if that makes sense.

(This is for dry hair)
1) when straighten hair, go a little slower towards ends and try to turn them the opposite way they are turning.
2) you could use some light styling mousse.

Hope this helps. This is what I do on my hair and it usually works :)

Symone B.

May 16, 2014

Symone B.

Do the comb chase with your flat iron! (But hold the comb unlike the pic) I always do this.

-place the comb in front of your flat iron on a wide but thin section
-glide down slowly to the ends
-be careful not to flick your wrists at the end (since you don't want the flip)

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