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How to get the roots of myhair straight without astraightener? |
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I have really thick coarse
poofy hair but my roots are
even worse and I don't want to
straighten it cause I don't
want to go the close to my
scalp with a straightener so
are there any products or
cremes that would help my
roots look straight without
straightening it? Or maybe
even how to make my roots look
straight when I come out the
shower?
Thanks very much in advance (: |
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Use a round brush and a hair
dryer. While your hair is damp
from the shower, work in a
thermal protective product
that is also anti frizz, like
Ion Heat Protection Thermal
Spray
http://www.sallybeauty.com/ion
-anti-frizz-straight-solutions
-heat-protection/SBS-302272,de
fault,pd.html
Use the brush to pull the hair
straight, and concentrate the
dryer on the roots. If you
haven't got one, pick up a
concentrator nozzle that will
focus the stream of air where
you want it. Also consider
getting a really good hair
dryer, that will dry your hair
faster and not fry it.
http://www.sallybeauty.com/jil
bere-porcelain-dryer/SBS-34560
0,default,pd.html
You should moisturize the heck
out of your hair if you do
this a lot... because no
matter how well you protect
it, this sort of treatment
will dry your hair out. Olive
oil is a great natural
treatment... just heat some up
(not too hot!) and comb it
through your hair, wrap it in
a towel and hang out for 1/2
hour or so.... let it soak in.
Then shampoo it out. Don't
slip in the shower! |
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Roots.........? |
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Has anybody out there ever
read Roots by Alex Haley and
if so what were your feelings
on it. |
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I read it and saw the series.
Excellent book, moves thru
generations so you get the
sense of what it was like to
be a first generation slave
right up until the end of
slavery. Very emotional book,
sad and horrifying at times.
Well worth a read. |
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How do you make a plant rootsdefy geotropism? |
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Hello everybody
I was wondering how a plants
roots can defy gravity,
meaning disproving geotropism.
Yes I know, there will be
gravity pulling down the
roots, but I need to find a
way to make the roots defy
gravity. My project ideas are
to use a hydroponics set.
First I would put a seed in a
plastic clear container filled
with water. In the middle of
the container would be mesh to
prevent the seed from falling
to the bottom and allowing the
roots to grow through the
mesh. As the roots have grown
a little bit, I plan to take
the seed and its roots, and
suspend its roots with some
string and a trellis. The seed
would be facing to the bottom
of the container. Would this
idea disprove geotropism? Your
comments, remarks, retorts,
and suggestions are much
appreciated! =D |
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There isn't really a
"geotropism" as much as its a
gravitropism. And it's not
disproved by NASA. Notice in
the NASA experiment there was
no gravity, thus taking out
the essential part of testing
wether or not gravitropism is
real. In your experiment you
suggest hanging the plant
upside down. The roots would
just start growing down as the
plant grew up. This is because
of the statoliths in the root
cell that fall to the lowest
part of the cell and promote
growth in that direction. They
act oppositely in the stem,
causing growth opposite the
direction they fall. The plant
would become contorted and
probably wouldn't be able to
support itself for very long
depending on what type of
plant it was. The roots won't
defy gravity because its
impractical. For millions of
years they have grown down,
where the water and nutrients
are. They wont grow up, even
if there is water and
nutrients up, simply because
they arnt only gaining things
for the plant, but they are
anchoring it to the ground,
and the sun will ALWAYS be in
the "up" direction. |
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