Ips on how to keep my hair straight at school?! PLEASE. HELP!!!!?

Question

i straightened my hair for school tomorrow, but its going to be kind of hot outside. i REALLY dont want my hair to frizz, or curl even a little (my hairs naturally curly) so any suggestions on how i can survive with my hair staying straight? PLEASE! If its a good answer, youll definently get best answer!

PLEASE?!?!?!?!??! ASAP

Answer 1

Use a frizz free anti-humidity spray or a straightening spray. Try not to go out and try to stay in the shade.  Hope it helps =)

Answer 2

Straighten it, and hairspray it. If you walk to school, keep it under a hood so the weather doesnt affect it

Answer 3

IDK. I'm just guessing.

Use a lot of hairspray/gel before you leave for school and bring some in case.

(You could do it in the bathroom.)

Answer 4

mousse before you straighten, and hairspray after!

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Answer 5

products!!!

If you already straightened it I suggest that you a light mist of hairspray, and touch it up the next day with your flat iton, adding more hairspray or any frizz stuff, that's not too thick or make your hair hard.

But, next time....use the TRESemme straightening line, you will have noooo regrets!

GL, and i hope you have a great first day!

Answer 6

plenty of mousse b4 you straighten and hairspray after u straighten - i also have curly hair.

Answer 7

my  hair is naturally curly too,

so to keep it straight all day, from far away i add hairspray and straightening serum to help my hair straighten and keep it that way

basically use hair straightening products

i recommend herbal essences hair products

its really effective and doesnt damage your  hair

you can get it from any drugstore for a cheap price

Answer 8

I would recommend getting a leave-in protective spray with a little bit of hold, especially you're straightening your hair. They protect your hair from the heat, add a nice gloss and shine to your hair and keep it looking sleek and straight all day long. Hope it helps! :)