How can i straighten my hair without a flat iron?

ok so i was born with thick wavy hair and i like the straight emo/rocker style which is what i curently have but i have to use a flat iron every day and i am tired of my sis making fun of me caus im a guy even though i know at least 13 other guys who use a flat iron because it is the only way to get the style just right. but i want to know is how can i get my hair straight without a flat iron? as soon as my hair gets wet it curls and so it drys curly and i hate it.How can i straighten my hair without a flat iron?
While everyone is saying brush it out while blow drying it I agree, only when your in the shower use that Sunsilk Straighten up cream..



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I have really wavy hair and when I used it and blow dried it after wards it was completely straight! a little frizzy but if your hair isn't frizzy this will work just fine =]How can i straighten my hair without a flat iron?
Keep combing/brushing it straight while using a blowdryer. Maybe on a low setting. Experiment w/ that.
use a blow-dryer....
you can get it permed straight
you can use straightening serum from a drug store you put in your hair while blow drying
blow dry it straight.

it wont be completely straight though.

i do that when im too lazy to plug it in and wait for it to heat up and what not. or when im in a hurry.
Use a texturizing pomade while it is damp, then blowdry to straight while combing straight through. My hair is really wavy in some spots and straight in others and thats what I do when I dont have time to use a straightener.
use a blow-dryer with a straightening serum..
Relax your hair.



or blowdry it.



Or jsut straighten it
well, first, you really shouldn't care what your sister says

but if bothers you so much, you can buy a straightening shampoo+ conditioner...there's something called ';dangerously striaght'; i think it's from herbal essences, okay so after you shower, add straightening cream (l'oreal and sunsilk both make them) and then you can comb it out or blow dry it. whether you blowdry or use a flat iron, consider a heat protection spray, cause you can fry your hair.
i highly recommend Japanese hair straightening. i have very thick and damaged hair and it got much more manageable , soft and healthy after the straightening. but no matter what- make sure you are going to a professional who knows what they are doing! make sure to meet with other people that got it done with him/ her/ the salon. getting referrals for this will be your best bet.