How did Chelsea Clinton transform her frizzy hair?

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Anonymous wrote:Her hair is one of many things looking better. Her nose, teeth, cheeks, and chin all appear better. I wonder if she had that cheek fat removal procedure, plus chin and/or jaw injections to give her jaw a more chiseled look.

She’s had a lot of plastic surgery.

really?

If not plastic surgery than some very good make-up and fillers.

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Anonymous wrote:She was probably brushing it as a teen which is the worst thing you can do for curly/frizzy hair. My hair was completely different when I was in my teens, and I’m the same age as her.

This! My hair looked like hers at that age because I didn’t know how to deal with it. Good products, better cuts and never touching it with a brush (just a wide comb) and I have loose, soft curls and no frizz.

Unless a girl with frizz/curls has a mom with the same type of hair that teaches her how to care for it, she has to learn what works for curls/frizz through trial and error.

Yes! My mom had aggressively straight hair and didn’t know what to do with my curls. I’m a few years older thanChelsea and the hair product world is a very different place than it was 20+ years ago. My hair looked crazy and frizzy until my mid-20s when I finally learned how to style it.

aggressively straight hair.. what? Do you even know what words you are typing? You use the word "super" all the time, don't you?

Hair can be aggressive, oppressive and transgressive. It's 2022..

[Anonymous]

Ask for Chelsea hair at a salon https://pin.it/4nBnKAS.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A lot of women with curly hair have it blown dry straight every week. There’s a prejudice against curly hair. It’s sad.

Ok. What do they do to their hair the other six days of the week?

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Anonymous wrote:A lot of women with curly hair have it blown dry straight every week. There’s a prejudice against curly hair. It’s sad.

Ok. What do they do to their hair the other six days of the week?

NP. there is no need to wash hair every day. A good blow dry can last 3-4 days, although probably not a week.

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This is totally what you would get from a Brazilian blowout.

https://images.app.goo.gl/7HCrpjtniWEZL6Fm9

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Her hair is one of many things looking better. Her nose, teeth, cheeks, and chin all appear better. I wonder if she had that cheek fat removal procedure, plus chin and/or jaw injections to give her jaw a more chiseled look.

She’s had a lot of plastic surgery.

TOTALLY! She looks like a different person now thanks to all the work she had done.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Her hair is one of many things looking better. Her nose, teeth, cheeks, and chin all appear better. I wonder if she had that cheek fat removal procedure, plus chin and/or jaw injections to give her jaw a more chiseled look.

She’s had a lot of plastic surgery.

really?

If not plastic surgery than some very good make-up and fillers.

Or she's 25 years older than you remember her being and we all look very different after 20+ years. You sound ridiculous, PP.

[Anonymous]

MONEY is how she fixed it. She went from being the child of public servants to an adult child of billionaires. Also in the 90s hair was hair and you were sort of stuck with it. I am Chelsea’s age and Jewish - there was a boat load of HAIR at all the bar/bat mitzvahs. There were no straighteners, no keratin etc for “normals”.

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Anonymous wrote:MONEY is how she fixed it. She went from being the child of public servants to an adult child of billionaires. Also in the 90s hair was hair and you were sort of stuck with it. I am Chelsea’s age and Jewish - there was a boat load of HAIR at all the bar/bat mitzvahs. There were no straighteners, no keratin etc for “normals”.

There were straighteners. My mom used a regular African American relaxer on all of us.

[Anonymous]

Beauticians can do a lot with curly or frizzy hair. Don't worry about her hair. Worry about Trump's.

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Anonymous wrote:MONEY is how she fixed it. She went from being the child of public servants to an adult child of billionaires. Also in the 90s hair was hair and you were sort of stuck with it. I am Chelsea’s age and Jewish - there was a boat load of HAIR at all the bar/bat mitzvahs. There were no straighteners, no keratin etc for “normals”.

There were straighteners. My mom used a regular African American relaxer on all of us.

I'm also jewish. The number of Jewfros in one room was astounding sometimes ...

[Anonymous]

Excuse my ignorance but how long has her hair flattened out? If it's just been over the winter, my daughter's hair is similar. It's very straight and flat for the past several months because there's no humidity. It frizzes and curls right up in the summer and especially during rain. I was reading that means her hair is porous so I imagine there's some hair products out there that would help.

[Anonymous]

She was a curly haired girl with a straight haired mom. So was I. Her mom did not know how to handle her curls and probably made her brush them when dry, hence the frizzy fro.

But she probably also gets blowouts or treatment.

I have lost hair and it is less frizzy and less bushy and curly and now is flatter and still pleasantly curly but more manageable.

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Anonymous wrote:She was probably brushing it as a teen which is the worst thing you can do for curly/frizzy hair. My hair was completely different when I was in my teens, and I’m the same age as her.

+1 I had this hair and just no idea how to take care of it and make it look good. My mom was totally clueless and I could see HRC being the same, ha.

Now she is a public figure with a lot of $$$ I'm not surprised she looks very polished