i used wellastret to straighten hair but my hair had become coarse and dry. will rebonding make my hair worse?
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Oh yeah! It'll be REALLY bad.
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get a wet 2 srait hair straitener. it wurks really well! also there r a few really gr8 shampoos and hair products that can reduce it.. i know from experience!
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hot  wax  will  take  it  off  and   keep  it  off  longer. and  it  will  make  it   finer  and  not  as  thick,  the   longer you   use  it.
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It probably has to do with the denaturing of proteins within the hair. Check out the website it might answer your question more thoroughly.
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It damages the hair tottaly. Here's something I found about it:\n\nextra heat means you should apply extra care to your day-to-day maintenance. Use a deep conditioning treatment once a week - or even more often if your hair is naturally dry. Make sure you only use good quality shampoos, conditioners and styling products, and have your hair cut before the ends start to split. These preventative measures will make the difference between a healthy or lifeless hairstyle.
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Assuming you are not joking. Try soaking your hand in acetone based nail polish remover. Soaking in warm water also helps to break the bond, as your skin softens
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I like Garnier Fructis fortifying deep conditioner and Nexxus Humectress but it is a little pricey . I actually like to mix them , Garnier for tangles and Nexxus for moisture.
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Conditioners work by neutralizing the hair's pH and smoothing the cuticle down.  What a lot of people don't know though, is that sometimes conditioner can have the opposite effect... especially protien conditioners.  When you continually use protien conditioners on your hair.. the protien just keeps building up and building up, and eventually your hair can't take it anymore and it will start to break off.  So it is important when using a heavy conditioner to make sure that you shampoo it out with a CLEANSING shampoo.  That way you remove the build up... I am familiar w/ Paul Mitchell products.. The Detangler is a great conditioner that won't build up, and it's safe for color treated hair :)
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go to restoredoll.com to get hair to reroot(its super silky not hard or dried up like the weaves). you can also go to your local craft  store and get high quality acrilic paints and sealers and get super tiny paint brushes the thinner the better. and you can also go to your local beauty supply and buy silky hair to reroot to.\nhope that helps!
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Use cocoa powder.  To stretch it mix it with your talcum powder.
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u gotta be more care full with your hair, i heard that if you use 2 much conditioner may actually hurt your hair.\nu need to use conditioner only once a day , love your hair...don't hate it....i always seek for advice in this web site try it it's cool.
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If you used hair bond to glue them in, the glue softens some when it gets wet.  If it stays too wet for too long, the weave loosens and falls out.  There is a hair bond that doesn't soften when wet.  Ask at your local beauty supply store.
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Try limiting your shampooing to every other day and make sure that you are using a shampoo for dry or damaged hair. Use a conditioner after each shampoo and leave it in for at least 5 minutes before rinsing out. You may also need a silk therapy product after you wash your hair. Towel dry your hair and apply a very small amount of a hair serum that contains silicone...try Frizzeaze, or Bio-Silk from Ferouke/Redkin products... go to your local beauty supply store and they can help you.
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LoL!!!\nWow...that sounds terrifying. This can be solves easily without spending a ton of money.\nSince you mentioned your hair is so thick, you SHOULD go your local salon and have them use "thinning shears" to thin your hair out some. They'll know how to do it right. I wouldn't recommend trying this at home. Second, a serum (as mentioned above) will help work out that frizziness! Such as John Frieda Frizz Ease, or Miracle Shine (Im partial to Miracle Shine) These can be found at any department store like Wal-Mart.\nShampoo AND Conditioner - a good one to try is Got2B "Control Freak" Helps with anti-frizz. Also can be found at places like Wal-Mart.\nYou could also get a CERAMIC flat iron. These work great for me! I LOOOVE my flat iron! I got one made by Revlon that's ceramic and heats up in about 2 minutes. (About $20, but works really nice) Make sure before using it that you use a serum to protect against heat damage!\nAlso: a tip to try...When blow drying your hair, try finishing for a couple minutes on thge "cool" setting!
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NO DONT. The person who answered before me is just trying to be funny. YOu try this mixture i made myself. I usde it and have to get  a hair cut ever two weeks. It's great. Use:\n2 tbs. of lemon juice\n1tbs. lime juice\n3tbc.olive oil\n1 tbs. of glue\n\nrub thta in there and see what happens
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I am sorry my friend they are going to itch regardless of what method you use because the hair grows back but to lessen the intensity, put Gold Bond or any other medicated powder.
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Just go to a beauty shop that caters to your hair type and they will have a ton of advice and products. They can tell you about extensions, or preventing breakage and everything else. If you are keeping to a budget, they still can advise you.