I had the back of my hair straightened for a special occasion and wore a half up and half down hairstyle. I have not straightened my hair in 5 years so I just straightened the back for a different look. My hair lasted about 5 weeks straightened. I am going to revert my hair back to curly. I rolled my hair almost every night and I did not reapply any heat.
@@SarahNaturally1111 I wore my hair straight for over a decade and it reverted back fine. Everyone is different, you can't apply something for one to another individual.
Very true. I would never generalise or suggest one fits all. However, if heat is used, there is potential for heat damage, especially with repeated use. Some people will get damage after one use, some won’t get damage after 10 years, because just like you said everyone is different. I also never got heat damage after 6 years of continuous back to back straightening, but what i did have that I didn’t know i had was heat trained hair. My curl pattern was looser and no where close to what it is now. I also alternated straightening and wearing my curls every 2 weeks for another 6 years with no heat damage. Nowadays i only straighten 3-4 times a year.
@@SarahNaturally1111 I hope it will. It is already frizzy and somewhat curly. I have it pinned up because I need to wash my hair. I went through having heat damage before 5 years ago, which was why I stopped having my hair straightened. This time I had a straightened by a hairdresser I used to go to years ago.
I had the back of my hair straightened for a special occasion and wore a half up and half down hairstyle. I have not straightened my hair in 5 years so I just straightened the back for a different look. My hair lasted about 5 weeks straightened. I am going to revert my hair back to curly. I rolled my hair almost every night and I did not reapply any heat.
Are you worried it won’t revert back? I wouldn’t worry after 1 bout of heat.
@@SarahNaturally1111 I wore my hair straight for over a decade and it reverted back fine. Everyone is different, you can't apply something for one to another individual.
Very true. I would never generalise or suggest one fits all. However, if heat is used, there is potential for heat damage, especially with repeated use. Some people will get damage after one use, some won’t get damage after 10 years, because just like you said everyone is different.
I also never got heat damage after 6 years of continuous back to back straightening, but what i did have that I didn’t know i had was heat trained hair. My curl pattern was looser and no where close to what it is now.
I also alternated straightening and wearing my curls every 2 weeks for another 6 years with no heat damage. Nowadays i only straighten 3-4 times a year.
@@SarahNaturally1111 I hope it will. It is already frizzy and somewhat curly. I have it pinned up because I need to wash my hair. I went through having heat damage before 5 years ago, which was why I stopped having my hair straightened. This time I had a straightened by a hairdresser I used to go to years ago.
😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣👀Preach it sister!
😅😅 Next year it’ll be trendy to big chop to get the curls back 😭
Heat training literally = acceptable damage
We getting played from all sides, we can't be out here playing ourselves gurls 🤦🏾♀️🤣
😅 I had heat trained hair lol, my curls were still there, but nothing like they are now! I didn’t even know my hair was this curly 🙈
My hair is naturally straight it holds no curl 🥺.
Straight hair is awesome too! ☺️