The Wavy Haired Girls Guide to Straight Hair

In a world where stick straight hair is the "hot" look, having wavy hair can sometimes be a detriment. Not only do you have to work hard to achieve the desired look, but you also have other obstacles. Your hair may be frizzy like curly hair. All of the extra work you put your hair through may actually lead to damage. You will never be able to get away with air drying. However, your case is not hopeless. There are a few things you can do to help your hair reach the desired look.

First and foremost, find out which products work best with your hair. There are a wide range of straightening products from Herbal Essences to Alterna. These products come in mousses, gels and serums. Depending on you exact hair type and texture, you will have better luck with one certain type of straightener. Also, your hair may react better to certain brands. This is a situation where trial and error is your best bet. Sadly it also means you may have to spend a lot of money on several different products before finding the right one.

Please do not forget to take care of your hair. That means use conditioner on a regular basis. With all the blow drying and flat ironing you will be doing, your hair will need all the help it can get. Fried hair is never pretty. See if there are any supplements that can make your hair stronger. Vitamin B has been know to help your hair grow stronger and faster. Using your hair dryer to blow out your hair is a key step to straightening, but do not over dry your hair. Always leave your hair a little damp. Over drying causes damage.

Flat irons are also key in the straightening process. Flat irons come made in many different materials. They also come in several different widths. This is another situation where you will need to find the best product for you. You may want to ask your hair stylist what type of flat iron will work best on your hair. Try to use the irons sparingly. It will help save your hair from damage. If you have colored hair, this will help save your color from fading. The more heat styling you use, the quicker your color will fade.