Japanese Straightening and Highlights?
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Topic: Japanese Straightening and Highlights?
Posted By: xOxO.*
Subject: Japanese Straightening and Highlights?
Date Posted: Aug 9, 2007 at 9:47pm
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Yeah, so I have REALLY curly hair. It`s thick, dry, frizzy and puffy. It`s unmanageable for me. So, when I wash my hair, I put it up when it`s still wet. That`s the only way for my hair to look decent. It takes HOURRRSSSS to straighten and it`s very costly because of the time and effort it takes to get all the curl and wave out. It`s also very wavy at the root so it takes ages to straighten that out. I have never dyed my hair, the only problem is my highlights. Countless salons have told me that I cant do the Japanese Straightening becuase of my highlights. I want to know, is there anything I can do to either remove my highlights or to use a different chemical to straighten my hair permanently that will not damage my hair?
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Replies: 1
Posted By: xOxO.*
Date Posted: Aug 9, 2007 at 9:47pm
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Yeah, so I have REALLY curly hair. It`s thick, dry, frizzy and puffy. It`s unmanageable for me. So, when I wash my hair, I put it up when it`s still wet. That`s the only way for my hair to look decent. It takes HOURRRSSSS to straighten and it`s very costly because of the time and effort it takes to get all the curl and wave out. It`s also very wavy at the root so it takes ages to straighten that out. I have never dyed my hair, the only problem is my highlights. Countless salons have told me that I cant do the Japanese Straightening becuase of my highlights. I want to know, is there anything I can do to either remove my highlights or to use a different chemical to straighten my hair permanently that will not damage my hair?
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Posted By: sarahj
Date Posted: Nov 10, 2007 at 10:33pm
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you cant remove highlights as such as they will always be there (you can fill with color though). i doubt there is any permanent straightening system on the market that won't cause some form of damage! i would let your highlights grow out then think about a straightener.0 (- Chgha
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