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If you have curls, you should embrace them. Soooo many people would die for your hair. A great way to manage your curls and define them is to scrunch your hair. First, take a shower. I use Garnier Fructis Moisture Works Shampoo and Conditioner, but you can use whatever you want. Let your hair air-dry for 2 minutes after getting out of the shower. Then apply a good curling mousse, cream-gel (or shaping milk), and scrunching gel. I suggest Garnier Fructis, TRESemme, or Herbal Essences. Comb all the products through your hair with your fingers. Then, grab a handful of hair and scrunch. Do this all over your head until all the product is dissolved. Then, spritz a glossing spray, such as Garnier Fructis Brilliantine Shine Glossing Spray, all over your hair to reduce frizz and add shine. Let your hair air-dry for about 20 minutes, and you should come out with gorgeous frizz-free curls that last all day. The products I use are Garnier Fructis Curl Construct Mousse, Garnier Fructis Curl Scrunch Gel, and TRESemme Touchable Curls Shaping Milk. I hope I helped :-)

There are straightening serums that you can get that you put in after you get out of the shower while your hair is wet/damp and then you leave them in.They do not make your hair super straight like a flat iron would, but they help keep your hair straighter and reduce frizz.Like Paul Mitchels Super Skinny Serum. It depends on how curly your hair is though, because if you have really tight, curly hair then you need to use a flat iron/hair straightener. I don't know why you don't want to use one because you can use (and need to use unless you hate your hair) heat protectant sprays that minimizes heat damage. I use Tresemme (I think I spelt that wrong, sorry) heat tamer spray. Works like a charm and you can use it when you use a curling iron, blow dryer and flat iron. That is really the only way that you are going to be able to get really straight, sleek hair.

The guy above me is right, I heard soaking in draino then covering your hair in tinfoil helps because of the chemical combination between the oil in your hair and the chemical in the draino. This reaction then is intensified when covered in tinfoil. Good luck!

u need to get a pomade or a product for your type of hair from a good salon in your area and go to the best

First, soak your hair in draino for approximately ten minutes. Next cover your hair with tin foil to retain moisture for approximately five minutes. Finally, blow dry for as long as long as you can stand. Good luck!

curly hair too huh? i hate mine. its like too the MAX. & i blow it out and then do flat ironing. soo, imagine how much hair im burning! but you can do the Japanese hair straightener. my friend did it, her hair is amazingly soft & straight! BUT just warning you, my moms friend also did it, her hair fell out. lol, i dont think theres much you can do. i did a perm to my hair once, DONT DO IT! it looks super bad. sooo, if you dont find anything, just stick to the blow dryer & flat iron. if you do, LET ME KNOW!

xoxo, good luck!

~deanna

Relaxers are your only choice.

Make sure you put it in right, so it won't cut up.

cut it & donate. Kill two birds with one stone.

Plus my grandma need a new weave.

ohh i use tresamme soft and silky

IT WORKS !

the magical and wonderful STRAIGHTENING PERM!!!!!!!!