Ok i have really thick curly hair but i want scene hair.. do you think i could do it??

i have really curly hair and it's pretty thick. but i want scene hair. what can i do to make it thinner and relax it and stuff. and how do i style my hair after i get it cut. i want the scene style.

Ok i have really thick curly hair but i want scene hair.. do you think i could do it??

Too be honest i think you shouldn't ruin your hair. Sounds beautiful. And no offense, but scene hair is fully ming!

Ok i have really thick curly hair but i want scene hair.. do you think i could do it??

I have that problem. I usually just straighten it. It makes us feel like all those other little perfect hair girls running around.

p.s. be sure to use heat protecters if you begin to straighten often.

Ok i have really thick curly hair but i want scene hair.. do you think i could do it??

i don't know about the curly thick part but go 2 photobucket and type in scene hair and take it to a stylist and ask them and let them do it.

Ok i have really thick curly hair but i want scene hair.. do you think i could do it??

what is scene hair !!??!!

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Ok i have really thick curly hair but i want scene hair.. do you think i could do it??

Garneir Sleek and Shine! Works every time! CHI straighner. WORKS every time. GOOD LUCK

Ok i have really thick curly hair but i want scene hair.. do you think i could do it??

only if you invest in a really good straightener...

Ok i have really thick curly hair but i want scene hair.. do you think i could do it??

Try to find a stylist who know the carve and slice method for making curly hair thinner and lay neatly.

The method is described in this link:

http://www.mktgsols.com/images/pdf/ca12....

I have other links for pics of curly hairstyles that might give you some starter ideas.

Ok i have really thick curly hair but i want scene hair.. do you think i could do it??

you can still have the "scenester" hair style without pin straight hair; it just take a bit more creativity. my best friend has awesome almost-afro hair, but still manages to pull off the scene look.

basically, don't straighten all or any of your hair. it is beautiful. leave it that way.

try straight across bangs as opposed to sideswept, but that really depends on your own personal choice.

you can still have layers, they're just more difficult to cut if you're going to do it yourself at home. i recommend going to a professional salon, and personally, i think the best line of salons that are still reasonably priced (as in over fifty, but usually under two hundred) is the paul mitchell line. the stylists are also super nice.

go for two or three toned hair. trust me, it'll look hella sick with curly hair.