The reducing agents in hair-straightening products break down the disulphide bonds in hair. This softens the hair and allows it to be pulled straight. Oxidizing agents then are applied to strengthen the hair again.
Well it will start straight than go curly and it will be red and Blondie colour Well it will start straight than go curly and it will be red and Blondie colour Well it will start straight than go curly and it will be red and Blondie colour
Yes! It's more likely that the child would have straight hair, but it's all about the genes. Likely both of the straight-haired people have straight-hair dominant genes; if that's true, then there's about a 25% chance that the child would have curly hair. If the parents or even grandparents had curly hair when they were younger, it's more likely as well. For example -- both of my parents have straight hair (but my mom had curly hair when she was younger) and my sister has straight hair as well. I turned out to have curly hair.
yes that is possible because somone in the family might have kinky curly hair and they might have inherited that
it depends on the husbands genotype, if it is a recessive gene (bb) then there is a 50 50 chance of either straight or curly hair. if the husbands straight hair is a heterozygous gene, then there is a 70% chance for either straight or curly hair.
Dominant and recessive. When drawing a Punnett Square, a dominant gene is written in uppercase letter meanwhile the recessive one is written in lowercase. Example: H-curly hair h-straight hair Curly hair is dominant straight hair is recessive
straightening irons & a hair dryer.
You can't get "rid" of curly hair! You are born with it. There are methods of straightening with a straitening iron or chemically. But chemically straightening your hair doesn't work well and does a great deal of damage.
dry and straightening
OIL
straighteniners/ straightening serum and then majorly backcomb
If by straightening you mean with a flat iron then no, it won't cause your hair to lose curl.
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.
It will if your hair is naturally curly, acquired traits (such as straightening your hair) will not effect your genetic traits (such as having naturally curly hair). If your were born with curly hair you will continue to grow curly hair, but you can always straighten the new grows if you want, but also try to embrace your curls.
A straightening shampoo is to help make the hair straighter, while a smoothing shampoo is to help make the hair smooth and not frizzy, and can be used straight, curly or wavy hair.
Japanese hair straightening is similar to perms but it just doesn't have as much chemicals and really expensive usually 200 dollars and up. It is mostly for people who have uncontrollably curly hair.
it is impossible without straightening of some type
You cannot "change" your hair to make it long. Curly hair, just like straight hair, has to grow. You can temporarily make your hair look longer by straightening it, however. Curly hair also tends to "shrink" when it dries, but there are anti-shrinkage products you can apply to your hair to prevent this.