How to curl difficult straight hair?

I have very thick, heavy hair. I have never been able to curl it. I paid someone to do it for my prom %26amp; wedding, but both of these professionals said it was difficult- they used rollers %26amp; a curling iron %26amp; LOTS of products. I have a friend ( who moved across the country) that was able to do it with just a curling iron %26amp; hairspray,, but it took hours. I have tried many different ways %26amp; cannot get my hair to curl at all.





So, does anyonr have suggestions???How to curl difficult straight hair?
Im sorry your hair wont curl.





If ur hair always falls out, u should buy curlers.





First u wet ur hair a little.





then apply mousse.





roll ur hair up in the curlers and sleep with them overnight.





in the morning take a curling iron. a good one. a good cheap one is the conair instant heat. it has turbo heat so it is sure to last. touch up ur hair with this.





after u are done, take curl boosting mousse.





ex. a good mousse is totally twisted by herbal essences.





scrunch ur hair up and down and finish with hairspray.





overnight curls with touch ups is the best way for you.





conair instant heat is awesome! it is cheap and available at target or walmart. about 10 bucks.





Since you have massive thick hair, I recommend that you get it Layered. It will reduce all of that





Massive hair. You will find it easier to style and curl of course! Have you ever heard of Biosilk?





Biosilk is a product, which gets pricey, that is like a therapy for hair. They have Shampoo,





Conditioner, and Silk Therapy. This should help you with massive hair. Plus, if you get the





hair layered, and you use biosilk, you will see a huge transformation. No Joke.





You can get the kit at Target. A little less than 50 dollars. I am not sure if there is a TJ Maxx or





Marshalls near you but it is WAAAAY cheaper there. Hope I helped!How to curl difficult straight hair?
you might want to get your hair layered. i find that layering hair makes less weight and more moveable hair which takes to a curling iron better.
Get it thinned. =]