Overcoming heat damage
KinkyKhami
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Hey gurlies....
I went to the local cosmetology school to get my hair straightened for my birthday. I attempted to touch it up with the flat iron and now have heat damage.
They also cut my hair into "layers". So now....my hair doesnt look right in its natural curly state. I need help.
I was thinking to transition again with straight hair. Who here thinks thats an ok idea? Should I? Shouldnt I? How would any of you all go about doing it? I ask for your help in this because I sweat doing my job and I need something that is easy maintenance
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I went to the local cosmetology school to get my hair straightened for my birthday. I attempted to touch it up with the flat iron and now have heat damage.
They also cut my hair into "layers". So now....my hair doesnt look right in its natural curly state. I need help.
I was thinking to transition again with straight hair. Who here thinks thats an ok idea? Should I? Shouldnt I? How would any of you all go about doing it? I ask for your help in this because I sweat doing my job and I need something that is easy maintenance
Sent from my SPH-M930BST using CurlTalk App
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