How do you get curtains?

[ExtraBones]

Title. Last barber I went to said I'd have to get keratin therapy if I want to part my hair from the middle. Idk, just felt like he wanted to sell his services. From what I can tell from armchair internet research was that it looks good for a few months but is harmful in the long run. Should I consider it or look for alternatives? Wwyd

 

[autismmaxxer]

no just do it naturally, comb back your hair after showering and part it in the middle and let it air dry, after doing that some time your hair will naturally part in the middle. at least thats how i did it when I had curtains

 

[lyricism]

grow ur hair + slickback

 

[ExtraBones]

no just do it naturally, comb back your hair after showering and part it in the middle and let it air dry, after doing that some time your hair will naturally part in the middle. at least thats how i did it when I had curtains

My hair usually just looks like it's trying to get back to how it was before. Plus looks frisky af after it dries out

 

[autismmaxxer]

My hair usually just looks like it's trying to get back to how it was before. Plus looks frisky af after it dries out

what does your natural hair look like? if you have straight hair then this should work tbh but might take like a week for your hair to adapt

 

[ExtraBones]

what does your natural hair look like? if you have straight hair then this should work tbh but might take like a week for your hair to adapt

Looks straight-ish after I shampoo my hair but wavier if I don't wash my hair for a few days. Wavier most of the time

 

[Detective]

you have to train your hair if your hair part is not middle. is your hair straight?

 

[metagross]

What do you mean? "how".
Just part your hair in the middle when blow-drying. That's how I always did it. Am I crazy? What's going on here.

 

[Toddricus]

just cut it in a way the middle part looks good and force it for a few months and eventually the hair will be trained to stay there