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[Emil]

Yeah I have thick curly hair. I'd be afraid of putting that thing in anywhere near my hair. It would get tangled so fast I'd probably have to cut off all my hair to get it off. I haven't tried straightening my hair myself for more than four years now. It's pretty expensive to get it done and even then they manage to turn my head into this frizzy ball. The only people who straightened my hair well were the women in Armenia. I should have brought someone back with me!

No need to cry. Just use an iron!

[ckBejug]

No need to cry. Just use an iron!

Doesn't work. Burns my curls into non-recognition.

[Mags]

Doesn't work. Burns my curls into non-recognition.

Use a ceramic iron...doesn't burn at all, costs about $75...works like a charm

[Sip]

My mom got me a george forman grill when I moved ... now, I can't imagine life without it.

[spiral]

Spiral, idoes the work you do from home include shopping all day long?

....yes....

[spiral]

Yeah I have thick curly hair. I'd be afraid of putting that thing in anywhere near my hair. It would get tangled so fast I'd probably have to cut off all my hair to get it off. I haven't tried straightening my hair myself for more than four years now. It's pretty expensive to get it done and even then they manage to turn my head into this frizzy ball. The only people who straightened my hair well were the women in Armenia. I should have brought someone back with me!

How curly is your hair? Do you have big curls or really small curls?

I have thick curly hair too-big curls, and I usually straighten it with a blow-dryer, and if I want a very straight look, I go over it with a ceramic flattening iron. They work great! (like mags said) It doesn't burn your hair that much, and also, when you're blow drying, try spraying "Smooth and Seal" on to your hair, and then, blow dry it straight. Cuts your blow drying time in half! One of the best things I've tried for straightening.

[sSsflamesSs]

How curly is your hair? Do you have big curls or really small curls?

I have thick curly hair too-big curls, and I usually straighten it with a blow-dryer, and if I want a very straight look, I go over it with a ceramic flattening iron. They work great! (like mags said) It doesn't burn your hair that much, and also, when you're blow drying, try spraying "Smooth and Seal" on to your hair, and then, blow dry it straight. Cuts your blow drying time in half! One of the best things I've tried for straightening.

I'm curious...how long does it take you to do that? For me to straighten my hair, I'd have to put aside a good 45 minutes to an hour. Like you said, first I blow dry it, then I go over it with a curling iron to get a smoother look (or else it's frizzville if I just go with the blow drying).

Needless to say, with the amount of time it takes, I tend to get lazy.

[spiral]

I'm curious...how long does it take you to do that? For me to straighten my hair, I'd have to put aside a good 45 minutes to an hour. Like you said, first I blow dry it, then I go over it with a curling iron to get a smoother look (or else it's frizzville if I just go with the blow drying).

Needless to say, with the amount of time it takes, I tend to get lazy.

I have very long hair,so sometimes it goes by pretty quick, like 35 minutes. And sometimes, it just draggss for some reason, and take about 45 minutes to an hour.

[fIReBuRntInHeLL]

the best way is to be lucky and have natural curly hair, preferably long, nice big wavy and curly and use one product-curl cream by Shwartzkopff. It gives the best look on my hair.
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[fIReBuRntInHeLL]

Sooooo no need to buy commercial products, and waste hours of fixing hair. Too bad for ppl who dont have curly hair. *tsuk tsuk tsuk*