how to straighten hair
How to Straighten Hair Properly First, collet all hair products that he or she may use on hair. Hair oil is great for the dryness of your hair. Washing the dirt out of your hair and a deep condition before getting start will help bring out the healthiness and the color of your hair. If washed and deep conditioned make sure that hair is fully dry before applying oil and straightening. For short hair use ½” thick straightener for easy grip on hair. For more longer hair use 1 ½ “ and up! Temperature on straightener may vary. The course your hair is the higher the temperature has to be. Step 1: Pin Hair Up.
This makes it easy to know where you are and glide yourself. Make part 1 inch or less thick so hair can fit in straightener
Step 2: Take a little of that row and straighten it. Make sure you are getting as close to the root as possible without burning your scalp. Now clamp the hair so that the hair lays between the two hot plates of the straightener. Be sure not to clamp down to hard leaving a ridge at the root where you straight. Take long even strokes from the root to the end of hair making sure not to hold the straightener in any spot to long.
Depending on the thickness of your hair you may have to go over than piece of your hair several times.
Step 3: Starting a new section When finishing a row its easy to throw the straightened hair over your should and part another section an inch thick. You may use several clamps when trying to hold or part hair. When a new section is parted repeat step 2.
Step 4: Finishing Up. When done straightening spray a little of anti-frizz
This makes it easy to know where you are and glide yourself. Make part 1 inch or less thick so hair can fit in straightener
Step 2: Take a little of that row and straighten it. Make sure you are getting as close to the root as possible without burning your scalp. Now clamp the hair so that the hair lays between the two hot plates of the straightener. Be sure not to clamp down to hard leaving a ridge at the root where you straight. Take long even strokes from the root to the end of hair making sure not to hold the straightener in any spot to long.
Depending on the thickness of your hair you may have to go over than piece of your hair several times.
Step 3: Starting a new section When finishing a row its easy to throw the straightened hair over your should and part another section an inch thick. You may use several clamps when trying to hold or part hair. When a new section is parted repeat step 2.
Step 4: Finishing Up. When done straightening spray a little of anti-frizz