Need help with my hair ASAP!!!!!?

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   (InBrackets) on Aug 07, 2013 Log in to Reply

   Heat & chemicals are hair’s worst enemies, ARE NOT the only way to style hair.Another way to find the secret to beautiful hair? Find someone with beautiful healthy curls or silky, shiny (not greasy) straight hair and ask him or her to share secrets, preferably someone who is 40-60 years older than YOU. I have 5 decades, so you’re getting the answers you need, right here! I won’t charge you a penny!Better yet, watch Pretty Woman – Julia Roberts’s hair in that movie! Demi Moore’s or Jennifer Gray (Dirty Dancing) hair in their older movies showed their curly sexy hair styles. In the 90′s, they didn’t have many hair products or heating tools and they also styled their hair many ways!Very good example with very long & very tightly curls: watch Derek Hough dances with Brilynn Rakes, 17. Brilynn was chosen to dance on “DWTS” when producers saw incredible videos of the blind girl’s skills. Her hair was styled many ways w/out the use of heat!Many women before the 90′s, have beautiful curly/wavy short hair, mine was permed since 2nd grade, but NEVER HAD FRIZZY, POUFFY hair! The only products we used on our hair, was a bar of soap for our hair, bodies & laundry – growing up in Asia. Now there are thousands of hair products on the shelves and you can’t even find your favorite shampoo.Frizz happens when dry hair collides with humidity. Those parched, porous strands suck up the excess moisture in the air. As the strands swell, the outer layer (aka cuticle) of your hair lifts. The result: The smooth tresses you left home with this morning are now a ruffled, haywire mess. "As a teenager my hair was pretty frizzy and more damaged," says Natalie Coughlin, a 11-time Olympic medalist for USA Swimming (3 Gold, 4 Silver, and 4 Bronze), who’s one-quarter Filipino. She credits a healthful diet, good hair-care products and working with instead of against her hair type for her healthy mane. "It’s important that hairstylists shape my layers so that when I do wear it wavy and play up my natural curls it looks good," Coughlin says, adding that leave-in conditioner makes her frizz more manageable."But as I’ve gotten older I’ve learned to really embrace my hair’s natural waves and natural texture rather than constantly straightening it," she says. Use gel like Samy when your hair is damp, scrunch your hair and let air dry, or blow dry using a diffuser concentrating @ the roots. Finger comb, tousle or shake your hair and you’re good to go. In the morning, instead of washing them again, spray with water & conditioner, scrunch with your fingers and you’re done.

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