Sedu Hair Styles

What is a Sedu Hairstyle?

A Sedu hairstyle is defined by hair styled in a very straight and silky looking fashion. This type of hairstyle is fairly easy for people who already have straight hair to achieve, and it’s also possible for people with very curly or kinky hair to obtain.

Sedu ceramic straightening iron

These days, the tool used to accomplish a very straight hairstyle is a hair iron that is flat, with heated sides made out of ceramic. The term “Sedu” is really a brand of iron, marketed by Sedu Beauty Products, but the look of a Sedu hairstyle has become so popular around the world that people have adopted the term “Sedu” as the common way to refer to a very straight hairstyle.

Can This Style be Accomplished at Home?

Nicole Kidman with sleek, straight style

Because a Sedu hairstyle basically consists of very straight hair - - long or short - - just about anybody can achieve it. While many people who already have straight hair can accomplish the “silky” and straight look with their hair by simply blow drying it, a person with very curly or kinky hair can achieve this type of hairstyle by utilizing a ceramic flat iron on their entire head of hair.

Prior to the ceramic flat iron, it was extremely difficult for people who have very curly or kinky hair to obtain straight hair. It used to be necessary to have hair straightened in a professional salon, using chemicals. However, the ceramic hair iron has all but eliminated the need to pay someone to straighten most types of hair.

Also, the ceramic hair iron does away with the need for a person with curly or kinky hair to stand in their bathroom with a blow dryer and metal round brush for hours on end blow drying their hair straight - - only to achieve mediocre results.

Daily Use

For a person who washes his or her hair on a daily basis, the use of a ceramic flat iron may be necessary every time the hair dries. However, for someone who does not wash their hair ever day, the ceramic flat iron can be used to create straight hair on a hair washing day, and then used for touch up on days when the hair remains dry but the curls in the hair start reappearing. Especially in humid climates, people with curly or kinky hair may need to utilize a ceramic flat iron every day to ensure that the hair remains as silky and straight as possible.

Celebrities Made Straight Hairstyles Popular

Jennifer Aniston's Sedu hair style

When favorite celebrities wear certain hairstyles, those styles often become popular and mainstream. In the case of the Sedu hairstyle, a few of the most well-known actresses/musicians who wear their hair very straight and silky-looking are Jennifer Aniston and Jennifer Lopez. Both of these celebrities’ hair styles have changed over the years, but their current Sedu look continues to be adopted and copied by many.

“Big” Hair is Out

There are some people living in the United States who simply refuse to believe that “big” or “puffy” hair is not currently in style. That look went out of style a couple of decades ago. While it may return as a top fashion statement in the years to come, flat, straight, and silky looking hair is currently the desired look.

Even when curly hair is wanted, if a hairstyle is to look trendy and “in,” the hair must be completely straightened first, then curled. This way of curling allows the hair to have large and flowing curls, as opposed to permed-looking hair with tight curls.

Sedu How To

For tips on how to create incredible sedu hairstyles, check out LoveToKnow's Sedu Hairstyles How To Guide.

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