And what chemicals do you have to use and the method and stuff, and I would also like to know how much hair dressers charge (i live in aus)Is it possible to chemically straighten your hair at home, or do you have to get hair dressers to do it?
please go to a professional for that! you can EASILY burn your hair off with at home chemicals, espeically if you hair is damaged. no matter how much it is to get it done professionally, its worth having hair stillIs it possible to chemically straighten your hair at home, or do you have to get hair dressers to do it?
Yes. You can go to any drugstore %26amp; get a ';box perm';. You (or someone else) can perm your hair at home, however I think going to a stylist is better b/c the products are of better quality.
My wife has afro hair and she straightens her hair at home with that stuff. Be carefult though that stuff is pretty powerful don't leave it on too long.
Best thing to do is find a Hairdressers/Beauticians suppliers near you they usually have a shop attached to the warehouse and sell all the same stuff you see in the Salons.
you can buy kits at the store but i wouldnt recommend it. the japanese hair straightening system is the best at 500 bucks depending on length. there are relaxers for less but are very damaging. the home kits you need to do carefully if you want to still have hair after, go to a BEAUTY SUPPLY store and have them explain it to you if you do decide to do it yourself
you can go to a pharmacy / convient store and buy one... its like a hair dye but its not its a striaghtner
i dont thin you can so that
i would just like to let you know that when i got my fringe chemically straightened at the hairdresser a couple of issues came up
1.half way through she told me because i have dyed my hair it could snap of...(half way through!!!)
2.when it grew back it was wavy as hell and bobby pins became my best friend.
so if either of these issues bother you DONT DO IT
you have to get it perfessionally done. and that way is probably safer!
