Can you curl nose hair with a curling iron?
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only if you can find a small enough iron. i suggest a flat ironing it. straight is the new curly.
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you can play tennis in your nose
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Well try this blow ur feet and wash ur nose
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use curling gel and follow the directions. thats what i have to do 4 my daughters hair. and whatever u do - i know it sounds tacky - but u never brush curly hair!!! while its wet use the curling gel then blow dry it. thats it!
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you might be a redneck if...\n\nyou use an aerosal can and cigarette lighter to trim your nose hairs
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only if you have acne of a big nose
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pinch the soft part of the nose
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Nair. Or you could always try plucking the hair. Can you say OUCH!?
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There are ways, but you won't like them.  Alopecia is the absence of hair.  One form is an autoimmune form where the immune system attacks the hair follicles on the whole body. Those who have this kind of alopecia wish that they had hair because it is cold without hair or eyelashes etc. \nIt is better to think of borrowing someone's hair straightener for the time being.  People that I know who had cowlicks on the front found that they went away after some time (ie after high school)
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Yeah, a friend of mine has one of those and she lets me borrow it once in awhile when her nose doesn't need any work.
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you can care for them like regular hair wash normally unless glued in. curling depends on if the hair is real or synthetic but a low temperature is best in general. if you aren't truely confident in your ability to care for the extentions i don't recomend them unless you are willing to pay a stylist who specializes in extentions to help you care for them at least on a weekly basis.
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15 Piercing Myths Exposed\n\nby Amy Redd\n\nThe idea of paying someone to shove metal through your flesh might not rank very high on your To-Do list. However, it might jump up a few notches if you were able to separate the truth about the art of body piercing from certain myths floating around. While body piercing may not be for everyone, flawed preconceptions only heighten the reluctance of potential candidates to delve into this somewhat taboo area.\n\nEven the pierced population can become confused by the fallacies running rampant through society. Misinformation leads to health hazards if a new piercing is improperly cared for. Whether you are in the market for a body piercing or not - don't believe everything you hear. \n\nThe Association of Professional Piercers - an international, non-profit group - dispenses health and safety information about body piercing. APP-certified professional piercer Randy Smyre at Pain & Wonder Tattoos and Body Piercing helps to dispel these hindering myths:\n\nPiercings can cause paralysis. This is not an effect of the actual piercing procedure. If an infection is allowed to set in, and nothing is done about it, paralysis is only a possibility, Smyre says. He has never heard of it being a direct instantaneous result of a piercing. If piercings are properly cared for, it should not be a factor.\n\nIt is virtually impossible to blow your nose if you have a nose piercing. Rest assured that someone with a nose piercing is just as capable of blowing his or her nose as someone without this piercing. Unless the jewelry in the nose is extremely large and obstructive, Smyre says it does not affect the ability to blow your nose whenever the need should arise. Tara Newsome, a sophomore Linguistics and Spanish major from Augusta, has a total of 11 body piercings, including one in her nostril. She says the jewelry hasn't interfered with blowing her nose, and it merely took a little time to grow accustomed to. "Everybody asked me, 'How do you stand that?'" she says. "You just get used to it."\n\nDrinking beer with a new oral piercing will cause a yeast infection to form in your mouth. This is false, but don't celebrate just yet. Drinking alcoholic beverages of any kind while a piercing heals, especially an oral piercing, is not recommended by the APP. It will destroy the newly formed skin tissue and cause unnecessary swelling, Smyre says. "The healthier your lifestyle, the easier it will be for your piercing to heal," according to the APP Web site (www.safepiercing.org).\n\nWell at least there's nothing wrong with drinking a little alcohol before getting pierced. Wrong again. Aside from the excess bleeding and swelling alcohol would cause, Smyre says this also brings up an issue of poor judgment. "Drunk people are impossible to deal with," he adds. Those with alcohol in their system won't get pierced at Pain & Wonder.\n\nIf a certain vein in the tongue is accidentally pierced, you could bleed to death. There is surprisingly some amount of truth to this, though it is not nearly as alarming as it first appears. There is an arterial structure that, if pierced, can cause excessive bleeding (not necessarily death). It might not even be noticeable at first because the blood drains down the tongue, Smyre says. You would probably get sick and seek medical attention before you would even realize what actually happened. Technically this is a possibility, but it is extremely unlikely when dealing with a trained professional. Smyre says the tongue is not a very complex organ. To avoid such a situation, the piercer must simply pull back the tongue and check the location of this arterial structure before proceeding with the piercing.\n\nCleaning a piercing as many times a day as possible will ensure a faster healing time. While this might seem like common sense, over-cleaning is not better for a piercing. Piercings should be cleaned about twice daily an
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Your flat iron isn't getting hot enough.  If you do have ethnic hair, you ought to have a high powered ceramic straightner.  There is one available at Sally Beauty Supply (store and online) that has ceramic plates, ionic technology (keeps hair smooth and moisturized) and 40 heat setting.  Judging by your description, you would use yours around 30 (heat setting wise).   It is made by Jilbere and called the Titanium Flat Iron.  It runs about $50, but works as well as a professional $200 iron. Also, use a heat protectant spray before flat ironing and a cream smoother after.
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not at all..but i think you should if you want to and you have REALLY thought about it.. i hate the idea of 18 year old girls getting nose jobs as a graduation present.
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The straightening comb is actually credited as first being invented by the late 19th century French hairdresser, Marcel Grateau, who also invented the curling iron, the permanent wave and later the Gillette safety razor, which became popular in Germany after World War I.\n\nEntrepeneur, Madame C.J. Walker is noted as being the first Black woman millionaire in this country who made millions in the early 1900's introducing a "straightening comb", and promoting other Black hair care products that allowed Black women to get the "kinks" out of their hair.
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Omg don't listen to the first answer! \n\nBut yes, you can re-pierce it, it just might hurt this time becuase you're piercing the same cartilage you've had pierced before.\n\nWhen was the last day you had your nose ring in? You may want to wait a few months just to make sure its healed fully. Just please don't do it yourself!! Go to a GOOD tattoo/piercing shop.\n\nBest of luck. :)
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No.  It might give you goofy looking hair the next morning.  At worst, if your house is really cold, wet hair could lower your resistance and cause you to catch something like a cold.