a question about Hair Straightening

well personally being a hairdresser for 15 years,i think its fine for her to do,but if you feel afraid of the relaxers,then i have a great soulution for you which will only cost you a few dollars,go to the beauty supply place and buy a regular perm,a good one is matrix,or feel so lively perm,wash her hair,then apply vaseline on her face and by her ears,wrap cotton around head and ears,then apply the whole bottle of perm solution on her head and constunlty comb it for 20 non-stop,then apply the neutralizer on top of the head and comb it for 10 minutes.then rinse very good,do not shampoo or condition the hair for 2 days.this is less harful and works very well,just make sure you have alot of towels around her and you keep combing it from beginning of head to the end of her hair.this will only cost you about $13.00 to do,then when you are allowed to shampoo and condition,use a leave in conditioner like infusium,and for a good product you can use john fredda hair serium on her hair wet and dry to give the smoothe look.take care.pattie

I definitely wouldn't suggest that she doesn't undergo a chemical or permanent straightening, but purchasing her a hair straightener, and finding out about the best products for her hair would probably be best. My mother, my sister and I all have extremely curly, thick hair, although mine has definitely straightened out as it has grown - from the weight. None of us have, or would, spend the money to do a chemical straightening, but we have some leave in conditioners/anti-frizz solutions that really work, as well as straightening our hair when needs be. I think you should try to speak to some 'hair professionals' to get the best advice. =D Good luck to yourself and your daughter.

The Infusium hair sprays are very good for treating problem hair. They are sprayed on each morning and control the problem while nourishing the hair. I have dry curly to frizzy hair myself, but it's more damaged. It worked like a charm, and if it doesn't work, your only out a few bucks. http://www.amazon.com/Infusium-Treat-Frizz-Control-1-7oz/dp/B000A3V1PU

Hello! Its ok to take her for hair straightening/rebonding at her age. But if you don't like to, then it can be done when she is 15yrs old. But remember to take beautician's advice before getting hair straightening/rebonding done.

i suggest that you better go to a hair salon and ask the expert there if your daughter can do the hairstraightening... if they say no coz shes still so young then no she have to wait... wag magpasaway at wag matigas ang ulo... if they tell you that its fine then go for it if she really cant wait... kc shes on the time ng pagdadalaga ni...panatang makabayan

Uhm, I think she's too young. She might damage her scalp, you know. Maybe, you can wait for two or three years more.

I think it's too early for your daughter to undergo those chemical strahightening methods. it could do some damage on her scalp hair permanently. however those straightening irons might help along with those leave on conditioners or some gel to keep the hair nourish and healthy while using those straightening irons.