Aye, question for the wise counsel
- I cut my own hair
- I wont pay a professional to cut my hair
- My hair tends to be too “poofy”
- Im kinda lookin for a kurt cobain type long to the chin, even length all around style
- Hair is mostly straight just a tiny bit wavy The question; Is there a product to get my hair to lay down flattish without a “wet” look rather than poof up like a down comforter.
Aaannnd spin the wheel. Thanks peeps.
You might look into the “curly girl” method, don’t worry about the name it’s just what it started out being called in the 80-90s. It helps people with any texture besides stick straight hair tame the friz. It’s been pretty helpful for me to allow my actual curls out without being a puff ball. There’s a community driven Google doc that has the concepts and best products. It wouldn’t surprise me if you actually have all wavy hair, many people find that once they stop using products that weigh down hair, their hair texture increases.
I can feel your pain. I have “poofy” hair and I’m trying to grow my hair longer. I switched to Uppercut Easy Hold and it’s helping me get through those awkward times.
10/10 would recommend.
HTH!
Regarding 2: ever tried paying a non-professional to cut your hair?
Yes, that would be me. I also own lots of hats
I know a guy that lives under a bridge. He only does wet cuts though.
Simply because he has a fetish for urinating on hair
Some folks iron their hair with a heated electrical device called a straightener. You could try one. I don’t think they are expensive. Read all of the directions and be careful. YouTube is maybe useful here, too.
A chemical treatment called a relaxer can also help do what you want, but proceed with great caution. I understand not wanting to pay for hair care. I cut my own as well. But, some things are best left to a pro. Relaxers are alkaline, and chemical burns are easily possible. Some may contain formaldehyde, which is nasty stuff. Long-term use is probably a bad idea, IMHO.
Before using a straightener (or a curling iron, but that’s like the opposite of what OP wants), check out some videos of people straight up burning their hair off by using them wrong.
That’s not to discourage anyone from using them, they’re great tools. Just like, be careful
There is no natural way to get your hair to stay flattish. If your hair is poofy, it will stay poofy. You can use hair stylers or hair gels to form it the way you want, but that of course won’t be permanent and will cause damage in the long run.
Do you use a hairdryer?
I do not
