What should I use for straight, natural hair that's unmanageable?

Yes, but they are more likely to slip out in the early stages. Getting a perm before dreading the hair can help create more stable locks.

One option would be getting a permanent, meaning a chemical treatment that will keep your hair always curly, but be warned that it stays that way for a long, long...

Try blow drying it. Also, using lots of products weighs down your hair, making it flat. Sleeping with your hair wet may help it be bouncy and shiny in the...

If you’d like to grow your hair out, grow it out! If it’s longer you can do different styles with it.

You could straighten it everyday if you wanted, although if you have frizzy hair this will damage it and make it brittle and dry. If you decide to do this,...

It's important to use a nourishing conditioner that can be absorbed by your hair. The goal is to replace any nutrients that you hair is currently missing. You typically apply...

Spritz the hairspray directly onto your hairbrush. Then, brush your hair to give it a flexible hold.

If your hair is severely damaged, it will not be possible to get a color that requires pre-lightening, such as pink, without risking severe damage and breakage.

What you call curly is barely even wavy. You don't need to straighten it. You'll be fine.

Of course! You just need a product that has a high hold if your hair is super straight. Put the product on the hair and blow dry straight up to...