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What can I do to prevent my hair from curling this way?

Whenever my hair gets wet, the sides curl upwards (left half of the picture). I would like it to be straight, but nothing other than using a hair straightener seems to work.

I have tried combing it and blow drying it, but that doesn't work. If you know of a way to naturally straighten / flatten hair, preferably without using a product, please let me know.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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>>18687273
Curly hair is a death sentence if a man wants it to be straight; there's no containing it. He either lives with it or cuts it short.
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>>18687467
Enjoy the 2-3 years of awkward retarded middle length
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>>18687467
You probably don't need any special products but it would moreso be a challenge of finding the right shampoo and conditioner and coming up with a routine that makes it end up like that. I had long curly hair and it reacted super differently depending on different shampoos and how I let it dry, tied it up or or how I brushed it etc. The good hair day / bad hair day is a problem so be prepared for that.

>>18687847
>2-3 years
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>>18686749
after a shower
>blow-dry it down
>use a small iron and iron it down
>tiny bit of clay pomade between your fingertips to hold the shape down

realistically you have to use a little bit of product to weigh the hair down, you can try to iron it down all day, but product with help maintain your work throughout the day.
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>>18686895
Use a hair straightener. Duh.

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why do minorities always wear hoodies? even when it's not cold or raining
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sweatpants of the upper body
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fpbp

shame of their own existence

el bepis

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for me? it's the hooded cloak that doubles as a shelter half
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>>18685542
If you are in a wilderness and it's more than 5 hours from the civilization, you are a fool if you don't have a rain poncho.
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Just go full larp.
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Get a duffle coat instead
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>>18685542
depends how much rain I'm walking through. always wear a jacket if it's raining but if I'm going a long ways and it's coming down then a poncho goes over everything, especially if I'm hiking. I also carry a compact umbrella

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Which one do I cop?
Left is slim and made of fine cotton poplin, right is fairly slim and made of very fine cotton twill.
My usual outfit is a dressed down suit, I work in a young environment and I'm usually the best and most formally dressed person.
I like the cut of left a bit more, it's slimmer, has a bigger and taller collar and smaller arms, though I like the fabric of right more, and I'm not all too sure about the busier details of left (stripes front placket) vs. the plainness of right (solid blue, french placket, more subtle collar).
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>>18687893
NTA but both look black on my screen. You also need to show the suit they are going to go with; is it plain or patterned? Go with the opposite of whatever it is since I assume by dressing it down you're skipping the tie /pocket square and the suit color is probably not that far off from the shirt. Basically create some contrast.
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>>18687939
Thanks for the input.
>the suit
I own more than one suit that I'd wear this with, most are solid colored and a few are striped, most are on the darker side and a few are lighter.
I'd definitely be skipping the tie and the pocket square wasn't even a consideration.
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>>18687759
Depends on the suit, but left looks better.
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>>18687944
Personally I would never wear stripes with stripes, and if you had something like checks it would likely be too much going on to combine them. Your best bet could be to just cop both and wear them as appropriate especially if you have that many suits.

>I'd definitely be skipping the tie and the pocket square wasn't even a consideration
Can I suggest some sort of enamel colored lapel pin to bring a little color back especially for the nearly monochromatic outfits. Could elevate things without being "anachronistic"
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I can't do skinny or slim anything anymore, I returned to pre 80s crash loose fit, everyone should

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Why do people like logo slop on their jeans? And patch slop.
The only jeans I would wear are everlane ones. No logo, no patch, no design on the back pockets, 100% organic cotton
I have autism please be nice
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>>18687904
>muh iconic look
Those are branding and insignia corporations use to help their products stand out among the competition, you consoomer. They have nothing to do with you or the product itself. Your jeans would be just fine even without those patches and designs. They don't help you in any way. They're there so that YOU can act as a free walking billboard for the manufacturer and bring in more customers.
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>>18687911
>"UGH UR JUST A WALK BILLBOARD!"

anon this is what every gen-x parent said in the 2000s.
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>>18687914
And they were right.
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>>18687911
Yes anon, humans signal. Eureka?
Buy Gucci btw
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just remove the patch lmao
never seen anyone sorry out on back pocket stitching on the basis of it being branding jesus

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It is spring time and the S.E.X. is back. Are you ready?

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threadz for under-the-radar night activities
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>>18687663
Perfect ‘fit for a wank down the park.
10/10
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Rothco 7971

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Is this entire board brown?
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>>18687777
Haven’t you noticed that every single post is pure retardation?
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4chan is seriously dead.
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Why has doug stopped posting? I miss dougposting.
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>>18687776
Based, the sneakers dont look retarded with it, neat trick

Which celebrity has the best fashion sense?
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Austin Butler. It’s casual enough to just wear to the park with my kids but not just a race to the bottom like sweatpants and running shoes or whatever.
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>>18681404
He could pull off a 70's look; I think he deliberately styles himself in a jarring or incoherent way as a personal brand or whatever
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>>18684838
fa and fit
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>>18686733
I'm stealing this look.
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>>18687669
What divorce does to a man
>>18684838
If they just removed the "LIBERALISM is cool guise" part it would be a cool shirt

Man talk about a downgrade I hate pride and prejudice for promoting that fashion dude. Women were so much prettier back then.

What the fuck were people in the 2000s thinking?
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>>18684596
>>18684608
You clearly haven’t seen enough 60s sci-fi movies.
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Quiksilver would be the perfect brand to make a jacket like this.
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I'm looking for fashionable showerproof sneakers that would go well with the Austrian meme jacket.
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I feel like you have to go with combat boots or some kind of gorpcore with Gore-Tex. I can’t help you with the latter but most Salomon shoes and Nike SFBs have gore-Tex options.
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>>18686209
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>>18686209
>this guy steps into the gym showers wearing only his sneakers and waterproof jacket and slaps your ass
>what do you do?
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>>18686209
Why not just pair with the Austrian Combat Boots?

What is your personal signature jacket? Mine is a recreation of pic related
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>>18684281
The perfect ammount of jackets is just one more.
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>>18683523
>french chore coat in the classic blue, fading and lightening up over the years
What brand?
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>>18687245
Le Mont Saint Michel. It's a few years old and I've washed it a million times because it was so stiff in the beginning. They really need to go through the wash a few times before they finally relax
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>>18683125
It's a maroon bomber
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>>18683125
I have a big and long ass black wool coat with huge lapels that shoot out to my arms. Wear it with the collar up kinda like pic related all winter like an autist. It's a beautiful coat though.

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>bottom button intentionally left unbuttoned to honor the tradition of emulating some fat lord who couldn't button all the buttons
How is this not any different than like how a Nigga sags his pants down?
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>>18685160
I believe leaving the bottom jacket button undone started to get popular in the late 20s to early 30s as a way of looking a little more casual which was increasingly trendy. Like most trends then it likely did filter down from the upper classes who were probably doing it a decade or more prior. These days the argument for still always following the rule is that jackets aren't designed for the bottom jacket to ever be buttoned, but I question if that's always the case or not. I also argue that bottoming the bottom button looks better than the horrific shirt triangle that plagues modern fits- something that high waisted pants can help with but not always.
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>>18686527
agreed about the original intent likely being to look more casual. i added some pics in response to my original post showing a timeline of sorts. you'd be surprised, but a good number of current-year jackets can be fully buttoned perfectly fine, at least in the mall when i last looked, if they were constructed right. the shirt triangle is indeed dreadful, one more reason to be glad that high rise is finally getting its due again. it's ironic that something probably meant to be casual has become compulsory, since when something is forced, it's no longer casual.
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>>18686517
>a century passes
>surely one-button jacket can be fashionable and popular for men by now!
>nope still gay lmao
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>>18686458
>>18686465
>>18686470
>>18686480
This qualityposting is too good for this board
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1907, all fully buttoned

>>18686767
thanks, just trying to get this forgotten knowledge out there
it seems like everywhere else just parrots the myth
the truth must be heard


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