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If you want to straighten your thick and frizzy hair but don’t want it damaged, try a few other options. You can straighten your hair after washing it by carefully drying it, which is probably the first method you want to try. The most common and effective method is to use a hair straightener with some caveats. Finally, if you want to style your hair with slight curls or waves, try some all-natural methods.

Wash, condition and blow dry your hair

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Use sulfate-free shampoos and conditioners. Although shampoos and conditioners cannot straighten hair, some are very effective at nourishing hair after straightening. Products labeled “smoothing” provide plenty of moisture to the hair to get it ready for straightening. After shampooing, use a paddle brush to brush the conditioner on your hair and rinse with warm water. [1]

  • Make sure your hair is untangled before applying conditioner. If your hair is still tangled, use your fingers or a wide tooth comb to pre-treat it.
  • Avoid using products that contain sulfates, which strip moisture from hair while washing, leaving hair dry and frizzy.
  • Using hot water to remove conditioner will also cause hair to dry out and increase frizz as the hair cuticle opens. Therefore, you should clean the conditioner with cold water to close the hair cuticle.
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Use a towel to gently pat your hair dry from top to bottom. Vigorous action when drying your hair often causes frizz. To dry your hair, wrap a towel in each section of your hair and pat dry by moving the towel from the top down. This is a more effective way to reduce frizz than rubbing a towel up and down on your hair. [2]

  • Instead of using a traditional cotton towel, try using a microfiber towel on your hair to increase softness.
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Detangle your hair with a large tooth comb. After washing your hair, you will apply a moisturizing cream or spray dry conditioner to your hair; Again, use a sulfate-free hair conditioner. Gently apply the product from the roots to the ends of the hair. Next, use a wide-tooth comb to gently comb to detangle your hair. [3]

  • If you encounter tangles while combing, apply extra dry conditioner to that section of hair to prevent hair breakage while detangling.
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Divide your hair into 4 sections. You will use a comb to divide your hair into 4 sections: 2 front and 2 back sections. Make a line between the hair from the forehead to the back of the neck and a horizontal line from one ear to the other. You can still continue to part these sections if you have very thick hair. [4]

  • Use tongs to temporarily hold sections of hair that you haven’t blown dry while you work through each section with the blow dryer in turn.
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Blow-dry each section of hair from top to bottom with a boar bristle brush or nylon strand. Look for nylon or boar bristles, not those made from plastic, which can cause hair to fall out. The combination of nylon fiber and wild boar bristles is sometimes referred to as a “drying” comb. You will hold the comb underneath each section of hair and move it down while moving the dryer along that section of hair from the top. [5]

  • Move the dryer away from the hair each time you need to return it to the upper position. Avoid moving the dryer upside down as this will cause frizz and tangles.
  • If your hair can be straightened easily, you don’t need to use the heat setting of the dryer. Use as little heat as possible. Try straightening your hair with the cold and warm settings before using the hot setting.
  • If your hair is thick or curly, it’s better to use a semi-circular comb while drying your hair.
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Apply a smoothing serum if you are not using a straightener. If your hair can be straightened easily and only needs to be blow-dried, you should apply a hold serum to keep your hair straight. Put a coin-sized amount of serum in the palm of your hand and rub your hands together. Use your fingers to apply the serum to your hair in a top-down direction, focusing mainly on the outermost layer and ends. [6]

Use a hair straightener

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Choose a high-quality straightener. There are many hair straighteners on the market to choose from. Sometimes cheap machines won’t evenly distribute the heat and you have to straighten a section of hair several times to straighten it. Choose a straightener that uses Nano-smart technology or infrared to retain moisture while straightening. [7]

  • Use a straightener with a titanium or ceramic heat plate.
  • A straightener with a digital temperature setting is great value for money. You can try the lowest heat setting that can straighten your hair type.
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Treat frizzy hair 2-3 weeks before straightening. Because curly hair is often dry and brittle, you need to condition your hair intensively once a week for 2-3 weeks before straightening your hair. Do an intensive hair treatment every week 2-3 weeks before straightening and hair with protein 1 week before straightening. [8]

  • Choose to purchase an intensive conditioner and protein-based hair care products specifically for frizzy hair for best results.
  • Intensive weekly hair care is also beneficial for normally curly hair, especially when the hair is dry due to frequent straightening.
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Spray a heat protectant spray on dry hair from root to tip. Make sure your hair has been blow-dried or completely dried before you use the straightener. Spray an alcohol-free heat protectant on each section before you straighten your hair to prevent damage to your hair. Spray products rich in keratin protein are very suitable to use. [9]

  • Many people like to use heat protectant spray at the same time as a dry conditioner before blow-drying their hair. You can also do that if you like.
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Test the temperature of the straightener on a small section of hair first. Each type of hair usually reacts differently to different levels of heat. Many people prefer to use a straightener at 150°C; but your hair may need higher or lower temperature. [10]

  • If the test portion of the hair is easily obtained at the set temperature, you can reduce the temperature slightly. Try to use the lowest heat setting. If the hair cannot straighten easily at the test temperature, you will have to increase the temperature.
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Move the hot straightener quickly down each section of hair. Avoid leaving the straightener on a section of hair for longer than necessary. Particularly for high-temperature straighteners, you will get straight hair by clamping the straightener at the top of the hair and moving it quickly down. [11]

  • If your hair doesn’t straighten the first time you straighten it, you may need to increase the temperature or reduce the amount of hair on the part to be straightened.
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Moisturize your hair with oil or a heat protectant while straightening. While straightening small sections of hair with a straightener, be sure to check to see if your hair needs extra moisture. If your hair looks frizzy and difficult to straighten, use your fingers to apply a thin oil like olive oil to your hair, or spray more with a heat protectant product. [12]
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Apply oil, serum or butter to frizzy hair after straightening. Styling oils, serums and butters can hydrate frizzy hair and keep it straight, making it perfect for use after straightening. Use these products only after you’ve straightened your hair so your hair doesn’t burn and break from exposure to the straightener. Choose an oil, serum or butter that matches your hair texture for best results. [13]
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Wrap your curly hair tightly in a silk or satin shawl all night long. To keep your straightened hair from drying out overnight, wrap your hair in a silk or satin shawl. This is also a way to keep your hair from getting frizzy again if you sweat while you sleep. [14]
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Keep the straightener clean. Dry debris left on the straightener can make hair sticky and damaged. Clean the cooled straightener with a clean cloth and dish soap or use a clean cloth soaked in rubbing alcohol. [15]

  • Gently scrub away stubborn debris on the straightener with the hard side of the dish sponge.

Natural hair straightening method, no heat

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Wrap wet hair tightly on top. For light or medium curls, you’ll get results if you wrap your hair around your head while it’s wet. First, you’ll comb wet hair and divide it into two equal sections. Next, comb the left side of the hair wrapped around the head from back to front and clip it in place. [16]

  • Do the same with the right section of hair. Let your hair dry naturally and wear a shawl while sleeping to protect it.
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Tie your hair into a ponytail about 2.5cm apart when you go to sleep. The first step is to tie neatly combed wet hair into 1 or 2 low ponytails. The next thing is to loosely tie a few more elastic bands about 2.5cm apart on each ponytail so as not to create a broken line in the hair. You will leave the elastics in your hair when you go to bed and remove them in the morning. [17]
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    Use a natural hair straightening mask. Many people have successfully experimented with homemade hair mask recipes. Most of them use ingredients available in the kitchen and incubate their hair with a mask for about 30-60 minutes before rinsing it off. [18]

    • Use 240ml of whole milk or coconut milk combined with 15ml of honey to apply to the hair. Wait for the mixture to penetrate your hair before rinsing it out.
    • Stir 470ml milk with 1 egg and incubate hair with the mixture for about 10 minutes. Gently squeeze the hair to squeeze it out and put on a shower cap for about 30 minutes. Rinse the hair after the incubation time is up and use a comb to dry the hair.
    • Stir in 240ml coconut milk, 5 tablespoons (75ml) lemon juice, 2 tablespoons (30ml) olive oil, and 3 tablespoons cornstarch. Heat the mixture on low heat until smooth and leave it on for about 30 minutes. Do this twice a week for 2 months to straighten your hair naturally.

    • Things you need

    • Sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner
    • Big tooth comb
    • Dryer
    • Wild boar hair comb or nylon thread
    • Hair Smoothing Serum
    • Digital hair straightener
    • Intensive moisturizing conditioner
    • Shawls
    • Tongs for toothpicks
    • Hair band
    • Hair mask ingredients: coconut milk, honey, eggs, lemon juice, olive oil, cornstarch

    Advice

    • Ask your stylist for advice on the most appropriate and least damaging method of straightening your hair.

    If you want to straighten your thick and frizzy hair but don’t want it damaged, try a few other options. You can straighten your hair after washing it by carefully drying it, which is probably the first method you want to try. The most common and effective method is to use a hair straightener with some caveats. Finally, if you want to style your hair with slight curls or waves, try some all-natural methods.

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