Urban legends abound in the beauty world. These are specific hair care
myths and stories that get passed from woman to woman, generation to
generation. If your hair has texture and is thick or course, you'll need hair
styling with flat iron to achieve stick straight strands. Fear not though, with
the right hair care preparation, straightening tips, and responsible use, you
don't have to fry your hair for it to look fabulous.
Know Your Hair and
Style That Fits It
When you select a heat setting on your dryer or curling or straight iron,
consider the thickness of your hair. The finer the hair, the lower the
temperature. For instance, a person with baby fine hair should use the lowest
possible setting. However, that doesn't mean if you have a thick mane you
should opt for the highest setting. Before hair styling with flat iron, take
your natural hair texture into account because it's better to work with your
natural hair texture than against it.
Invest in High
Quality Flat Iron
A quality flat iron should last up to 10 years. Make sure to purchase one
that says “ceramic plates.” This ensures that the heat is evenly distributed.
Don’t skimp on the purchase, it will cause more damage in the long run. When hair
styling with flat iron, look for flat irons that use ceramic, tourmaline, or
titanium metals. They will heat more evenly causing less heat damage to your
hair. They are the "gentlest on the hair" because they release
negative ions which work to tighten the hair's cuticle.
Learn to Prep Your
Hair Properly
Hair styling with flat iron is not just running those plates and letting
your hair loss all the moisture. Once you've found the best iron for your hair,
the next crucial step to straightening your strands like a pro is preparing
your hair for the heat it's about to undergo. If you are one with thin hair,
volumizing products can be applied before hair styling with flat iron; but
those with course and thick hair, any moisturizing products will do.
Finishing Products are
Your Friends
Usually after hair styling with flat iron, there are instances where your
hair frizzes and thus finish products are your only hope in saving your look. A
light hold hairspray is a good idea. But it's best to wait for the hair to cool
down first. It is recommended that you spray a boar-nylon brush with the
product then combing it through for even application.
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