Continuous straightening will dry your hair out and add frizz, so it's best to use a conditioner (leave-in or rinse-out) regularly (but not every day) and take a break from straightening some days too. Some flat irons have coatings that will help reduce the whole drying-hair-out thing too. Also, you may, if you have blonde hair, and straighten it too much, burn it, and it will become darker. This is only if you straighten your hair every day, and you keep the straightener on for a long time. It will also make you get split ends faster than normal.
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Yes If you already have damage it
its not bad but if you do it all the time you can burn your hair and it will make you get spit ends more faster
Straightening.
The straightening iron will probably do less damage to your hair than a straightening kit. The straightening kit contains chemicals, but a straightener is just heat.
Straightening hair does not damage color if one follows the straightening directions. For frequently asked questions about hair straightening visit http://www.hairboutique.com/tips/tip086.htm.
An advantage of permanently straightening hair is that it saves time. Potential disadvantages of permanently straightening hair is that is can cause hair to dry out, split, or be prone to frizz.
Any type of hair straightening can damage your hair. ECPESIALLY Brazilian hair straightening. It's important to not use too many hot things on your hair but, beauty pays a price right?
There are many ways to do permanent hair straightening. Some of the ways to do permanent hair straightening includes using the EasyStraight hair system, using the KertatinPerfect hair system, and undergoing salon treatments.
At home you can use a blow dryer or straightening iron. If you go to the hair salon however, you can get a blow out or Brazilian or Japanese straightening.
Straightening hair daily can cause hair to fry/burn, which is not good for it. Unless you use heat protection spray, try not to straighten hair daily.
Brazilian hair straightening is believed to be good for your hair. However, you can confirm with a professional hair expert on which particular type suits your hair.