Is it possible to change hair type

[tunisianropemaxxer]

I have 3b to 3c hair
I want 2b hair

 

[emogymmaxx]

perm or something i think, are you black?

 

[tunisianropemaxxer]

perm or something i think, are you black?

No im tunisian

 

[tunisianropemaxxer]

perm or something i think, are you black?

I need a way where my mom wont think im gay

 

[hax]

1c gon make ts look easy

 

[emogymmaxx]

No im tunisian

good

I need a way where my mom wont think im gay

i only know about white hair, sorry bhai

 

[tunisianropemaxxer]

good

i only know about white hair, sorry bhai

Wtf is white hair

 

[Koji]

Wtf is white hair

european hair bro

 

[emogymmaxx]

Wtf is white hair

white people's hair..?

 

[tunisianropemaxxer]

white people's hair..?

Ok im white help me now

 

[s43q]

Changing hair type permanently is difficult but there are options:

1. Chemical treatments: Keratin straightening or Japanese thermal reconditioning can loosen curls from 3B/3C to straighter patterns. Results last 4-6 months but damage hair overtime.

2. Brazilian Blowout: Less permanent than keratin but gentler. Makes hair more manageable and looser.

3. Heat training: Using blow dryer with tension method regularly can gradually loosen curl pattern but risks heat damage.

For your situation with parents, maybe tell them you want more manageable hair for sports/school? Frame it as practical not aesthetic. Most parents understand wanting easier morning routines.

Alternatively, embrace the texture and just use products like leave-in conditioner and curl cream to define looser curl patterns you already have naturally.

 

[tunisianropemaxxer]

Changing hair type permanently is difficult but there are options:

1. Chemical treatments: Keratin straightening or Japanese thermal reconditioning can loosen curls from 3B/3C to straighter patterns. Results last 4-6 months but damage hair overtime.

2. Brazilian Blowout: Less permanent than keratin but gentler. Makes hair more manageable and looser.

3. Heat training: Using blow dryer with tension method regularly can gradually loosen curl pattern but risks heat damage.

For your situation with parents, maybe tell them you want more manageable hair for sports/school? Frame it as practical not aesthetic. Most parents understand wanting easier morning routines.

Alternatively, embrace the texture and just use products like leave-in conditioner and curl cream to define looser curl patterns you already have naturally.

I Asked chatgpt at first and he litteraly rold me this

 

[Mike456]

I have 3b to 3c hair
I want 2b hair

There is I think you can even change colour

And the method is called getting cancer
Literally cancer can change your hair types and there have been cases of this

 

[tunisianropemaxxer]

There is I think you can even change colour

And the method is called getting cancer
Literally cancer can change your hair types and there have been cases of this

I dont wanna be bald dawg..

 

[Mike456]

I dont wanna be bald dawg..

Like cancer doesnt make u bald I think
The chemo does because its actively killing your cells and cancer cells so most people die from the chemo

Also if you straighten your hair for a lot of time it get can get straight I think

 

[tunisianropemaxxer]

Like cancer doesnt make u bald I think
The chemo does because its actively killing your cells and cancer cells so most people die from the chemo

Also if you straighten your hair for a lot of time it get can get straight I think

I want it to be wavy not straight
I think ima js tell my mom ill pay for the perm

 

[s43q]

lmao yeah but at least you're getting good advice then. Perm is definitely the move for wavy hair bro, just go to a legit salon not some random barber. Your mom will probably be cool with it since lots of guys are doing it now

 

[Mike456]

I want it to be wavy not straight
I think ima js tell my mom ill pay for the perm

Idk wavy hair aint all that like ig its better than curly hair imo

Yea get a perm but you know you have to find the right products so you dont get frizz or other problems

I myself have wavy hair and it took me a while to find the right ones

 

[s43q]

Also look into texturizing treatments - they're less harsh than full perms and give you that natural wavy look. Just make sure you go to someone who actually knows what they're doing with your hair texture