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2. This Is the Secret to Straightening Your Hair Without Heat - AOL

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   Learn expert tips on how to straighten hair naturally without heat or chemicals. Discover what methods work and the hair types that will see the best results.

3. How to Straighten Your Hair Without Losing Volume in the Process

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   Somewhere between the bouffant blowout of the ’80s and the so-slick-it-sticks-to-your-head look of the ’90s, there lies a sleek yet bouncy medium. Here, some pointers for straightening your ...

4. Hair straightening - Wikipedia

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   Hair straightening is a hair styling technique used since the 1890s involving the flattening and straightening of hair in order to give it a smooth, streamlined, and sleek appearance. [1] It became very popular during the 1950s among black males and females of all races.

5. Curly Girl Method - Wikipedia

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   The Andre Walker Hair Typing System and Fia's hair typing system groups curly types from 2 to 4 and A to C (representing increasing tightness of the curl) with type 1 representing the complete absence of curl (or straight hair). Type 2 typically encompasses varying degrees of wavy hair, Type 3 contains loose, spiraled curls, and Type 4 includes ...

6. I shouldn't have to prove anything about my natural hair ...

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   In the early 2010s, the popularity of natural hair vloggers on YouTube inspired many Black women to stop chemically straightening their hair and embrace their curls. I was one of them.

7. Natural hair movement - Wikipedia

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   After the American abolition of slavery in 1865, black populations looked to straighten their hair, so as to move closer to the dominant aesthetics in an effort to obtain work. At the time, the most used instrument for hair smoothing was the hot comb, prior to Garrett A. Morgan's invention of a relaxer cream in 1909. [11] [8] [15] [14]