It would be the same for men or women. Does it work, yes. Is it harmful, yes if you do it yourself. You can easily burn your scalp or damage your hair where it breaks off in clumps. Get it done professionally. Stylists went to cosmetology college to learn about chemicals for hair and what they do. I would go to someone who has excelled tho in that service. It will be the least harmful to let a professional do it. Good luck.Is there a chemical hair straightener for men?
I don't think there is a difference for men or women. I have my hair straightened and although it is obviously more expensive I personally would have it done at a salon as it can be very drying and it is off course a chemical process. If you don't want to go to the salon then get a friend to help you and just buy any good brand in a chemist suitable for your hair type.
Chemical straightening works brilliantly and I find it is only harmful if your hair has been bleached, as the hair can break The YUKO system is fantastic and your hairdresser can use different strengths depending on your hair texture and condition, there are 3 different processes and my hair always ends up in far better condition than before. If your hair is short you will need to regularly have your regrowth touched up otherwise you end up with straight ends and kinky roots!!!
there's no gender seperated dyes/ straighteners.
they sell chemical straighteners at walmart in the hair dye section.
one thing, though, it won't get your hair perfectly pin straight..
how long is your hair?
if its long enough, you should get a straightener to perfect it.
Hair straightners do not discriminate. But I wouldnt use one from Wal-Mart. Go to the local beauty supply shop. The kind they sell at other stores are not professional quality. The main ingredient is Ammonium Thioglocolate. (hope thats spelled right !)
For men?? I don't understand what you mean.
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