How To Get Your Hair 100% Straight Hair

For long wavy hair, only using a ceramic hair straightener can not get a 100% straight hair. The straightener was not worked well for the hair, the hair still has waves and splits ends.

Are there any suggestions on how to get your hair 100% straight hair?

Choose a good hair straightener for your hair and pay for deep conditioners treatment every week.

The Solia hair straightener or Sedu hair straightener will save you a lot of money in the long run. You won't have to spend a lot of money repairing damage; and you won't be buying a new iron as soon as these last longer. Also, you save tons of time...it takes me 3/4 the time less to straighten my hair now. Do not buy a cheap straightener or it will damage your hair. And the Redken Deep Conditioners are awesome, you can actually sleep with them on and in the morning your hair will be awesome!!!

Redken Vertical is an excellent product. Get a bottle of Nexxus emergencee, or Redken deep fuel. They are both great protein treatments. Do a protein treatment once a month and make sure to deep condition afterwards. Use Redken Smooth down butter treat if your hair is super curly and dry. If not use all soft.

Your hair will stop breaking when you start doing the protein treatments. Maybe not after the first one, but it will. You have to take extremely good care of your hair now, because it won't really be back to healthy until you grow it all out and cut it off.

Use a good leave in conditioner before you blow dry such as Sebastian potion 9 or Salerm 21. I use a mixture of both. And use a heat protectant such as Redken Heat Glide. Trust me, it will get better

Also the product should never touch the scalp, and it should never be comed against the scalp, or it will cause the hair to get a 45 degree angle which will result in breakage. A special tool needs to be used, such as a Mason Pearson Brush, which has polished teeth. Regular tools have those sharp ridges in between the teeth. Those ridges or edges, will rip off the scales off your hair causing it to become weak and prone to breakage, as well as unable to hold on to color or protein treatments properly.