Hello! In general, my hair is very curly and lush and I really hated it, so I started to straighten it almost every day at the highest degree and without protecting it with various sprays, conditioners, etc. (I have nothing to blame my soul - stupid work). And so for almost two years, I even wonder how I didn't lose it at all. I decided to leave the sufferer in question alone and get my curly hair back, for which I have no explanation for what kind of mind I didn't like, there aren't many people with naturally (: D) shaped curls. Until recently, there was no memory of my natural hair, just a straight and terribly blooming (I visit a hairdresser every 2-3 months, if it matters), but I stopped using the press, my hair started to curl again, I'm very happy but in the edges and briton is still straight. And now to the question - does anyone know how to speed up the perming process: D? If you can recommend me hair growth products, I will be very grateful. And how angry I am with myself is not true. Thanks in advance for the help, for the criticism, for the hate, and for the opinions :) Good day!
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There are no and cannot be products for hair growth, and those that are sold for such are pure fake samples - there are products for nourishing the scalp and so on, but so far Human hair grows about 1 cm per month. is genetically set, but you may have already damaged your hair and it will not curl. That's why there are products in drugstores - go to a large drugstore and ask for products for curly hair. There are good descriptions on the package, just take the time and try different products. You can try coconut oil or mash. Good luck
Hello :) I hope your hair curls .. But personally mine, before I started straightening it was brittle, in waves .. Now, although it has grown permanently for a long time, it is permanently straight, so even if I curl it, it doesn't stand .. I have hope, that by the end of puberty it will regain its natural appearance, but hardly. For growth I recommend quinine water. If possible, tie it often, but loosely. There are opinions that this aid for growth
Thank you :) I live in a small town and there is no drugstore, let alone a big one. But very soon I have to travel to a big city and I will definitely look at the products there. I have also been planning to buy quinine water for a long time, I look at it every time in the pharmacy and I think it's time to try it. Thanks again =]
Your hair is not curly, but brittle. Brittle hair is prone to straightening, and curly hair, no matter how much you pull it, remains curly. I have natural curls, no press helped to straighten it. For one thing you are right, there are very few people with curly hair, I mean not tousled and brittle, but with curly ones that are rolled up in curls, mine are from those with curls. Once you damage it, it will be very difficult for it to return to its original form. For this you can keep it straight, but rarely with a press.
To comment 4. On the contrary, my hair is very curly, not brittle. And mine was not at all susceptible to straightening at first. As I straightened it, I just caught another strand to straighten and hop - the previous one was already broken. I think it is normal to stand up, considering that when I started to straighten it I did it at least 2-3 times a day and with a quality press.
Up to 5, that's not true, 4 is completely right. Curly hair cannot be completely straightened with any quality press. 1-Curly hair should be straightened only when it is dirty, because then it becomes more greasy and can stand straight, but who tolerates dirty hair? !! 2- With a drop of water or moisture, straight-curly hair regains the same look. 3- You lose too much hair when straightening curly hair, it means thinning and burnt hair. 4- For 2-3 years it has certainly settled you down a lot, even if you don't feel it that way, and in combination with burnt hair it is a complete horror. 5- I'm sorry, but if you want to restore your hair, you have to cut it at least to the 1st number, otherwise nothing else will help.
In my opinion, curly hair can stand up. Two girls in my class are curly. One has such tiny curls that I can't imagine water falling under it. One came with straight hair twice in a year after a hairdresser straightened it, and the other once, I think she had gone to a hairdresser too. I had a vivid example of how curly hair can stand up. I am brittle in general, but after straightening or drying it it becomes like a broom and a flea, so I stopped trying to straighten it, in the summer I hydrated and restored it and now it is super soft and puffy, which I am very happy about. After a shower I spray quinine and pink hair and then crystals or conditioner without washing.