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You really cant make relaxed hair curly, you have to have natural curly hair. Don't try anything you can damaged your hair really badly putting to many chemicals in it, trust me I have tried
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How soon can you get your hair relaxed after getting the curly perm?
About 2 weeks to a month I think... ( '_')
Why does relaxed hair weigh more than curled hair?
It doesn't. Your hair is still YOUR hair curly or straight. It is simply a chemical change.
What is permanently straightening and perming curly hair in the same procedure called?
Why would you want to do that? Straightening is to make curly hair straight; perming makes straight hair curly. Doing both in the same procedure would just destroy your hair. If you're trying to turn your tight curls into loose ones, having your hair relaxed is the way to go.
How do you make your hair naturally curly?
Well... If you were not born with naturally curly hair, You will never have naturally curly hair.
Why is your relaxed hair very curly?
You did not use a strong enough relaxer, or you did not leave it on long enough.
Does the sun make hair curly?
No. Curly hair is a gene that you're born with.
How can you make natural hair curly?
You cant get your hair naturally curly if you don't have naturally curly hair. However; if you do have naturally curly hair you can define your curls with a leave in conditioner.
How can you make curly hair stay curly?
Get a perm.
Can you straighten curly hair?
You can always straighten curly hair if it is naturally curly. If it is permed to be curly, then ask your hairdresser what to do if you want to make it straight.
Is there any way to make your hair curly permanently?
Go to the salon and ask them to make your hair permanently curly
Will thinning curly hair make it look straight?
no. this will cause the curly hair to be thinner and even more curly and untameable.
How can you make your hair permanently curly?
It is not possible to permanently curl straight hair, or permanently straighten curly hair.
