How To Use Hair Straighteners
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How To Use Hair Straighteners
Hair straighteners can turn frizzy hair in to a sleek and smooth style in minutes. Watch this short video to see how the experts at Falltricks Academy use a hair straightener to best effect.
Step 1: You will need:
hair straighteners
comb
rounded brush
heat protective serum
Step 2: Straighteners
If you will be straightening your hair often, we recommend ceramic straighteners. Metal straighteners are a cheaper alternative, but damage easily.
Step 3: Hair preparation
If you blow dry your hair, angle the hair dryer downwards and brush through while you are drying. A heat protective serum will prevent your hair from becoming damaged by the straighteners.
Step 4: Straightener preparation
Your hair straighteners will need some time to heat up - always follow the manufacturer's instructions. Place them on a non-flammable surface while they are heating.
Step 5: Straightening
Clip most of your hair up, leaving one manageable section. Take part of this and carefully place it in the straighteners. Start at the root, and slowly work your way down. Repeat this action until the hair straightens. Keep working in sections to straighten the rest of your hair. This will take time. Using a comb will ensure the hair is evenly spread in the straighteners. Go over the ends of your hair again to disguise the individual sections.
Step 6: Styling
We recommend using a shine spray or a lock out lotion to maintain the style.
Tips & Comments
Thanks for the tips, are really useful, I use a great hair straightener that keeps my hair soft, shiny and super straight, it's the Karmin G3 Salon Pro which causes less damage to the hair and leaves it healthy. :D
Great tips for beginners. Thanks! http://goodhairstraightener.net/
for best results use a brush !
her hair is straight
what heat protective serum did you use
The only thing i would say is that the stuff she put on her hair afterwards, if you do buy that be careful. Some of them can make your hair greasy.
Um, truly you shouldn't work the same bit of hair, that causes the hair to dry out. It is better to go slowly over one section then do it many times quickly in the same spot.
Very useful film. Helpful for everyone who use hair straighteners. thank you www.hairstraightenersiron.com
her hair looked betta b4 straightened
oh my god, her hair looked sooo different..........nawt.. what a stupid video!! why straighten STRAIGHT HAIR!! </3 =[