Frequently Asked Questions About Straight Hair

1. What Are The Most Frequently Asked Questions About Straight Hair? All about natural straight hair Straight hair appears to be simple because it's just straight, right? Wrong. There are various types of natural straight hair, ranging from fine and thin to thick and coarse, with their own set of pros and cons—and yes, we're even talking about hair that has been straightened with styling tools and straight hair care products. So, whether you have natural straight hair or like to straighten it on occasion, keep reading for answers to all your straight hair questions. Q1: WILL MY STRAIGHT HAIR Turn Wavy, WHICH I DO NOT WANT?

2. Straight to wavy Yes, your natural straight hair will become wavy if; A: It is not kept in a straight line. B: It will wave if a bending roller or curling wand is used to curl it. Q2: HOW DO I KEEP MY HAIR STRAIGHT? I DON'T WANT IT TO WAVE? Lay it flat Answer: Always wrap your straight weave/wig in a long, see-through nylon bag and lay it flat on a flat surface . Also, remember that your hair is 100 percent virgin Indian straight and will take any shape you give it, so if you keep your straight hair in a bent condition, it will eventually bend. If you squeeze/tie your straight hair together, it will eventually give nice waves. Q3:MY STRAIGHT HAIR IS ALREADY STRAIGHT, BUT HOW DO I MAKE IT MORE SILKY AND SHINY

3. Straightening hair Answer: If you have an upcoming event or occasion and want to take your silky natural straight hair to the next level, here's what you should do! Step 1: Straighten your hair with an electric straightener or have it straightened by an experienced stylist. STEP 2: DIY (highly recommended): turn on your pressing iron (medium to low heat), comb your wig/weave, and lay it on a flat surface (ironing board), then use the iron to straighten your hair. STEP 3: Place one drop of raw hair serum on your palm and rub together before massaging it into your hair. STEP 4: Straighten/flatten the closure area with your mini straightener. Step 5: Use your wax stick to tame flyaways and flatten the closure area. Q4: MY HAIR IS NOT AS SILKY AS IT WAS WHEN I FIRST PURCHASED IT. WHAT DO I DO?

4. Rough hair Is your virgin Indian straight hair wig getting a little rough? Not as silky as when it was first bought from the store, and possibly even tangling indicates that the hair has deteriorated. A: There are far too many straight hair care products on it. B: it has accumulated excessive dust and particles over time. This implies that your hair requires; a: gentle shampooing b: intensive conditioning Q5: HOW TO SHAMPOO AND MOISTURIZE YOUR HAIR Washing straight hair

5. A: You'll need a half-bucket of lukewarm water. B: a handful of salt to help hair retain moisture. C: Put in the hair for 10 minutes, add shampoo, lovingly/gently massage your virgin Indian straight hair, and wash with extreme caution. D: Hair does not need to be washed like clothes to avoid stripping the hair of its natural oils; if washed too hard, the virgin Indian straight hair may become permanently dry. E: Wash the virgin Indian straight hair for 3-5 minutes, rinse it out, and lay the wet wig on foil or nylon. Apply conditioner liberally, massage it into the hair, and comb. F: Massage in more conditioner, then cover/wrap it up for 5-6 hours or overnight. G: Rinse thoroughly and lay out to dry in a well ventilated area, away from direct sunlight. H: When the hair is dry, use a straightener or pressing iron to straighten virgin Indian straight hair thoroughly, then massage one to two drops of raw hair serum into the restyled hair. Thank us later Conclusion Step out of your house confidently now that you've answered the frequently asked questions about straight hair. Take care of your straight hair, make the best use of these tips and flaunt your gorgeous hair like never before! Get those gorgeous virgin Indian straight hair extensions from Indique made from raw Indian hair for a sleek straight hair look.