It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Has anyone ever tried diffusing relaxed hair? Thread starter Aireen Start date May 3, Aireen Well-Known Member. Hi everyone! I have a diffuser attachment for my blow dryer and I'm curious to use it. I always wondered if it was only people with type 3 hair that would have successful results.
I'm getting bored of dead straight hair and I saw the ends of my hair looking a little dry so I'm hoping to try this with my blow dryer with the setting on cool to give my hair some sort of break and to change things up.
So has anyone of my fellow relaxed heads tried to diffuse their hair or do it on a regular basis? Do you use high heat or cool? Oh and do you use any product to help keep the curl? Thanks in advance! Bumping for replies! Starting off high when the hair is more wet can cause more frizz," Emilio warns. You always want to be mindful of the heat setting used when diffusing. If you're cautious, sticking with cool to warm temperatures, there's nothing wrong with diffusing regularly.
It doesn't hurt to work heat protectants into your routine for back up, either. You can definitely use the diffuser on a daily basis, if needed.
If you've ever thought diffusing can't work for kinkier-curlier type 4 hair, guess again. Diffusers don't discriminate, enhancing all curly hair types if used with the proper technique. A true master of the art of diffusing knows how to preserve her 'do with the right stylers. Before beginning the drying process, using a little hairspray can ensure you have a long-lasting curl result. She recommends starting off by working the attachment in circular motions around the entire head first.
Next, turn off your dryer, place ends into the diffuser, and turn on a low heat setting. Your Privacy Rights. To change or withdraw your consent choices for Byrdie.
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She has an expertise in natural hair and Black women's issues. Byrdie's Editorial Guidelines. Reviewed by Sophia Emmanuel. Straw Set. Crochet Braids. Perm Rods. Magnetic Rollers. Scrunching each section as you diffuse it will make your curls bouncy. Use heated tools sparingly. Just like with a hair dryer, use heated tools sparingly.
Curling and flat irons can damage already stressed out tresses and may even cause your hair to break. Try using steam to your benefit. You could wrap your hair in a few rollers for curls or even just put on a shower cap. Then get in the shower and let the steam from the warm water reactivate your curls. This can add moisture and volume to your hair without causing it more damage. Part 4. Trim your hair regularly. Your hair will continue to grow and extra weight can weigh down your curls.
Getting regular trims can keep your curls bouncy and your hair healthy. See your stylist every weeks for a trim. Your stylist may even tell you that you can wait longer in between trims. Touch up your perm as needed. Perms can last for anywhere from 6 weeks to 8 months.
Caring for your perm will maintain it longer. Talk to your stylist about your best options. Grow out your perm gracefully. If you decide that you want to grow out your perm, you can do it without much headache.
Caring for your hair with special products and little heat can keep it looking good during in-between stages. Remember that the permed hair will continue to be delicate so give it the best care you can. Laura Martin Licensed Cosmetologist. Laura Martin. Getting perms regularly can damage hair, especially if it is long because the chemicals are applied to the entire strand every time. Your hair is much less likely to become damaged if you avoid other chemical services like highlighting or permanent color.
Not Helpful 2 Helpful It's best if you can wait at least 48 hours. This allows the cuticles to close and re-harden and the hair's pH to return to normal which will mean a longer-lasting result. Not Helpful 4 Helpful For permed hair, you want to use hydrating products that help your hair retain moisture. Mousse and curl-enhancing creams are great choices.
Not Helpful 3 Helpful Ashley Adams Professional Hair Stylist. Ashley Adams. Use water to activate the curls, or ask your stylist to recommend a curl activator. Not Helpful 8 Helpful This is not recommended because of the chemicals involved. Relaxers contain sodium hydroxide while perms contain ammonium thioglycolate. Those two chemicals combined will break the hair off. It would be best to cut off all of the relaxed hair before getting a perm, and vice versa.
Not Helpful 10 Helpful Coconut oil is used to restore luscious locks and deeply moisturize hair. If the chemicals from the perm dry out your hair, that's definitely an option. Not Helpful 21 Helpful The safest way to remove your perm is to let it grow out. Otherwise, speak to your stylist about safe ways to undo the perm. Remember, these may cause further damage to your hair. Not Helpful 14 Helpful Not Helpful 17 Helpful Can natural treatments like coconut oil, yogurt, honey, or olive oil to add shine to my hair damage my perm?
They shouldn't. Oils, yogurt, and honey are always good for hair. If there aren't many chemicals in the product, especially the ones on the list, you definitely have nothing to worry about.
Not Helpful 13 Helpful It's best to see your stylist in this case.
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