Things You'll Need:
- Shampoo & Conditioner enriched in vitamin E
- setting lotion
- ceramic flat iron
- hair gloss
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Step 1
Find a shampoo and conditioning product used to treat dry and damaged hair. ( Since most people use perms this a good start to repairing hair that is damaged by the chemicals.) These shampoos will contain vitamin E, aloe vera, almond extract, just to name a few.( i.e. Tresemme less than $4 at Wal-mart)
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Step 2
Using a generous amount gently massage shampoo into your entire head using your fingertips. Do not use nails because this scratches and damages the scalp. Rinse with cool water because really hot water strips the hair of its natural oils.
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Step 3
Next, use a thick lotion based conditioner to coat the strands of your hair from root to tip. Let stand for 5-10 min and rinse. ( i.e. Tresemme less than $4 at Wal-mart)
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Step 4
The next step is optional, but I nevertheless it works. Use a mild setting lotion to add body and lock in moisture. In addition, hair gloss protects your hair from heat.( Proclaim works really well!) Gently comb through starting at the ends of your hair and work your way up. This minimizes breakage. At this point blow dry your hair on a medium setting or let air dry.
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Step 5
Lastly, part hair into sections, and using a ceramic flat iron straighten hair adding a curl or bump at the end. To ensure hold, a light hair spray can be used. Wrap hair in a circular motion and tie down with a silk scarf.














Comments
biga2infinity said
on 2/17/2009 Great read.. I cut hair all the time and the first time I cut different textured hair I had problems/I nicked up the hair cut . 5***
Kilogramm said
on 7/16/2008 Great how to mami, will be passing this on to my sister