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With heat of course. Curling irons and straighting irons basically burn your hair in that position. It does do what you ask it, but it damages your hair.
Curling Straight hair can be easy but it depends on the tools you use to do so, using curling tongs are easy if it has the metal panel flattening the hair to the hot circular band . but if you use irons you can not guarantee to get perfect curls because with irons you have to flatten the hair in-between the ironing panels and turn the iron up from you and pull down but as you do that you will have to twist your hair around the irons and pull but if you find yourself tugging at your hair you twisted it to tight so you will have to uncurl your hair from it a little and continue with this process and with this technique you will find you will have great loose curls or tight curls or it just didn't work (if you keep practising you will be happy with your result). when curing your hair with the curling tongs you will have to wrap a piece of your hair around and hold their (unless you have a metal panel to hold your hair down to the hot curling panel) and when you finally release your hair from the curling tongs you will find you have tight curls or loose curls or curls that went wrong. this process can be used on curly hair also (if you want to neaten your hair up).
Hair is made of large molecules called proteins that are capable of forming bonds between themselves and with different parts of themselves. By applying heat to hair the protein molecules are made to rearrange these bonds so that the curls are made semipermanent.
Hair dryers, straighteners, and curling irons are a few of the appliances you will need. You may be able to get by with a handheld blow dryer, but if you get many clients you will need the sit-down hair dryers.
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