We’ve established that straightening your hair doesn’t necessarily mean that you have to have poker-straight hair. For example, we can remove ‘most’ of the curl which will leave you some movement. This is advantageous if you still want to retain body and bounce.
On the other hand, when it comes to frizzy hair this may be different. What we mean is, it’s unusual that frizzy hair adds body so this is usually better straight.
In either case, we want your straightening to last as long as possible so maintenance is key. For instance, if you use the wrong shampoo it will chemically undo the process. Subsequently, the curl or frizz will return prematurely.
Lastly, heat is another factor. That’s to say, if you use a hairdryer that is unusually hot this may also undo the straightening. For that very reason, we recommend that you keep the dryer at a safe distance for your hair.
Follow these two recommendations and your hair straightening will last the maximum amount of time. Because of this, you will enjoy months of silky, manageable hair.
Meanwhile, in the next section, we’ll cover a little bit more on the correct products to use.