So you have thick curly hair  - and that's just the normal for you? Well, first of all, befor eactually going into how to change that into something else, realize that a lot of people actually spend hours on trying to accomplish what you NATURALLY have. Actually, take a second, or a few minutes or so, to contemplate that. It's true, and it should set things in a new perspective. Second.. Is it possible that, because you don't like the state of your hair, you have focused on that - the dislike of it - rather than looking for how what this kind of gift can actually be used for? ALL thick curly hair isn't ugly, right? Be positive about the possibility that cool, fun, beautiful things could be done with it - and you just might "stumble" on some (that always were there, but that you missed due to negativity).

Now, if you have perhaps gotten a more realistic, sane outlook - nothing says that you don't want to change your hair's appearance. And there's nothing wrong with that, at all. So.. how can this thick curly hair be turned into something else? As you probably know, by first hand experience, it's not that easy to alter the appearance of such hair, meaning, to really get some good results, you should get someone who is good at styling your hair, to do it for you. Let quality be your guide, all the way through... Meaning, if you're asking for tips, get them from people who have obviously a grasp of how to manage hair similar to yours. And that is a good thing to repeat, and emphasize - that a person with a similar hair-type should be one to get tips from. Someone who has gone through it, already. Then, if you go to cut/style your hair, continually let quality guide you - resulting in that you seek up a person who might be less cheap, but will give you what you want (and isn't that a better idea, than throwing away money on something you don't want, just because you're cheap?)

There are some common things that you - who has thick curly hair - should take into consideration... A conditioner's going to be used, if you want to optimal results. Combing should be done using a finger or two - not a brush. No overuse of hair-products. Properly evaluate, beforhand, how much will be needed, and then don't take more.