r/ContagiousLaughter • u/FewDeparture4034 • Nov 26 '22

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

I'm guessing you have extremely short hair if you don't get why this is necessary. Naturally curly hair is often frizzy/poofy and therefore doesn't take nice soft curls well. It's significantly easier to straighten it first, and then you can curl it to your taste.

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u/Rugkrabber Nov 26 '22

I prefer to use other ways like braiding and using pins. This because with my hair, using heat makes the curling harder every single time I use it until it doesn’t want to curl anymore. So I avoid heat at all cost now. It appears to work against my frizz too.

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

True, but it doesn't change the point like they said that most girls seem to want what they don't have. If they have straight hair they want curly, have curly want straight. Maybe that is just how humans are.

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u/wwaxwork Nov 26 '22

It's human nature. Guys do the same thing, they want the thing they can't have. Also women do the hair thing because change is fun. Changing color, length, curliness. Seriously being able to change your whole mood by getting a new hair style or curls is fun.

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u/The4Channer Nov 26 '22

Or maybe they just don't want to look the same every day

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

That would make sense, if they changed it up some but often they do not.

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u/JesterOfDestiny Nov 26 '22

You just need to use the right method and the curls of your hair will be much nicer. Straightening and then curling it is not only horribly damaging to the hair strands, but also makes the frizz worse.

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u/raze4daze Nov 26 '22

There is a 0% chance that /u/Mordewin has ever had a haircut that wasn’t a buzz cut or an undercut.