A womans logic.

carrust | 14:07 Wed 29th Sep 2010 | ChatterBank

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Why does a woman buy a set of hair straighteners, when her hair is straight at a die????

Dumbfounded of S Yorks.

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ummmm

Because it makes the hair go nice and shiny.

carrust

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Can't you use products to make it shine ummm?

squarebear

Yes, a set of hair straighteners ;-)

Bbbananas

A man's idea of straight is not the same as a woman's idea of straight...

chelle7272

lol sb
yes it makes our hair shiny and we can finish drying with them without it drying out like it can with a hairdryer.
Plus, my OH can say my hair looks straight - I may have a different opinion ;-)

chelle7272

lol snap salla

ummmm

Yes...but they can make your hair go greasy.

bobjugs12

Far too complex for me to try and figure out.
Hair too long, unkempt, or messy = Guardless clippers!!!

ummmm

Chelle...sorry to inform you but the worst thing you could ever do to your hair is put a set of straighteners on it. You're effectively burning it straight.

tamborine

straighteners separate sections & give volume (bounce) to the hair

chelle7272

ummm mine are meant for damp hair, and I only use them with damp, not wet, hair. Approved by my hairdresser and my hair is in great condition.

ummmm

I suppose it depends what hair type you have. I have long curly hair and was told to use them as little as possible.

carrust

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OI !!!! The the thread's about womens logic, not shiny bouncing hair. LOL

ummmm

Logically if she wants shiny hair then straighteners are the best thing for the job :-)

bobjugs12

Surely varnish, gloss paint, or polish would be the best thing for shiny hair?
And how about dipping the hair in liquid rubber for that extra bounce?

Greedyfly

I have straight hair and also see no reason for straighteners. I did consider them once due to my style of cut but I am actually sick of seeing people with straightened hair. What happened to wash/condition/dry/brush/leave?

I like my hair to be as natural as possible, if it's kinky (rarely) then so be it!