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(i had 2 1/2″ cut-off, but worked through and agreed upon it with my stylist. then i watched in the mirror as she did it.) hope this helps and wishing you all a very merry straightening experience!! pre-trim post-trim **************************************** do you have any “failsafe” tips for getting your hair straightened at the salon? rate this: share this: share email facebook twitter tumblr pinterest like this: like loading... filed under miscellaneous and tagged long hair , long natural hair , natural hair | 6 comments oct 5 i’ve become a straight hair natural (without heat damage!!) posted on october 5, 2015 by skills standard and i like it!! that’s right, i said it. i’ve been natural for 15 years, big chopped twice, and have nothing to prove. i love my natural curls. however, right now, i love the convenience and ease of straight hair a lot more! and, sometimes, that’s really all there is to it. anywho, with the arrival of the cooler and dryer air of autumn, it seemed timely for a straight hair post. so i’m about to share why i began straightening my hair regularly and how i have managed to do so for the majority of the last year without suffering heat damage (the latter of which always seems to be the mythical unicorn of the natural world ;)). anywho, i started straightening my hair around the 5th month of my pregnancy last year. when i realized that i could get at least 4 weeks out of straightened hair (sometimes 6), it was a no brainer given my increasing ungainliness and fatigue. when i had wyntr in january, it again made sense as taking care of a newborn is two full-time jobs and i needed to give up my part-time (i.e. my hair on wash day). then, as i was coming up on 3 months post-partum, i decided to straighten as a preemptive move to combat the threat of post-partum shedding. i figured that it would allow me to comb my hair between wash days in order to get rid of excessive shedding, making detangling easier when i did get around to washing it. that’s the why. following is the how. but first, two caveats. number one: i do not care about having perfect hair 24/7. i don’t aim for bone straight hair and i live in a bun 99% of the time (hello!! 8 month old!!). so, if you are looking for advice on keeping your natural hair straight and “laid” without heat damage … ummm … this may not be for you. number two: i don’t have scalp issues, so i can easily go 4 weeks between wash days without excessive scalp build up/flakes. prepare & protect, process, preserve following are the steps i take and my products of choice. i don’t straighten my hair any more often than once every four weeks and if i can stretch it longer, i do. prepare & protect: pre-poo to moisturize (virgin coconut oil mixed with aubrey organics gpb and/or honeysuckle rose) clarify to start with a clean base (kinky curly come clean shampoo) protein treat to strengthen (sally’s gvp joico k-pak) deep condition to moisturize (sally’s gvp matrix biolage conditioning balm) apply a leave-in* conditioner (small amount of kinky curly knot today mixed with aloe vera juice) apply a heat protectant* (herbal essences tea-lightfully clean blow dry prep mist) *note: i’ve found that it’s very important to use a leave-in and heat protectant that are light and don’t leave my hair tacky. this allows my hair to glide/flow once straighten and reduces the amount of lint and dust that it attracts. process: choose one or the other (this controls the amount of heat used on the hair): blow-out slightly damp hair or air dry hair stretched (in 2-4 braids) and flat-iron (usually dry one day and flat-iron the next. if blowing-out: use a quality tool

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Domain Name: HAIRSCAPADES.COM
Registry Domain ID: 1662573878_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN
Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.wildwestdomains.com
Registrar URL: http://www.wildwestdomains.com
Updated Date: 2018-05-20T13:39:52Z
Creation Date: 2011-06-20T02:55:53Z
Registry Expiry Date: 2019-06-20T02:55:53Z
Registrar: Wild West Domains, LLC
Registrar IANA ID: 440
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Name Server: NS1.WORDPRESS.COM
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