After properly washing it, wait until your hair is at least 70% dry and put it into a low tight ponytail. If you have bangs or hair that falls out of a ponytail, fix it with hairpins. Comb the ponytail to make sure there are no tangles.
Use several hair ties to tie your hair every 5-7 cm (the number of hair ties depends on the length of your hair). Cover your head with a silk scarf, and wait until your hair is dry. Pull off the scarf, and remove all the hair ties. Comb your hair. There you go!
A ponytail won’t magically straighten your hair in an instant, but it may weaken the curl in your hair at the placement of your bun, since it stays positioned there for a while. It might work perfectly under some conditions, however.
If you have wavy hair, put it in a tight bun before trying a straight blow-out.
If you have naturally curly hair, and you straightened it the night before, put it into a tight and dry bun overnight, to get that silky straight hair the next day.
Try to sleep on a satin/silk pillow so that your bun can get used to it.
If you have very textured hair, wrap it around your head while it’s somewhat wet (or damp).
If your hair is somewhat curly, tie it into a wet bun while it’s damp.

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