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Fixing Flat Hair
Fixing Frizzy Hair
Fixing Too Curly Hair
Fixing Damaged Hair
Growing Out Bangs for Hairstyling
Hairstyling Product Tips & Advice
Caring for Hair in Humidity
Taming Big Hair
Growing Long Hair
Fixing a Bad Haircut
Fixing Oily Hair
Fixing Too Short Bangs
Fixing a Bad Hair Perm
Stopping Hair Breakage
Fixing Spotty Hair Color
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Summary: How to fix hair that is too curly; get professional tips and advice for doing your own hairstyling and fixing common hair problems in this free beauty video.
Amelia Smith has been styling all types of hair for more than 10 years. She has experience in cutting, styling and coloring men's, women's and children's hair. Smith currently provides...read more
"Hi, I'm Amelia on behalf of Expert Village. I'm here to talk about troubles that you have with your hair. Have you ever had a great idea to take the curling iron or take the hot rollers and set your hair and then you pull them out and you look like Annie. Well I'm going to show you how to fix that. You don't have to stick your head back under the sink and start all over. It's very easy. You just take your blow dryer and a paddle brush, put your dryer on low, use your fingers and really kind of brush that out. The sooner you do this the better make sure that hair doesn't really set and cool off and then you take a little bit of product and put it in your hair and you'll get a little wave going on. If you have any spots that are really bad, you can take your large round brush and kind of pull those out as well. But a paddle brush and a dryer can keep that hair back up and keep focusing on bringing it straight and that is going to help pull that curl out. Put a little product in and you should have no problem pulling out that curl and making it more manageable without having to start over. Just a little of heat will reshape that hair."
eHow Article: Fixing Too Curly Hair
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