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Go from
fluffy to flat in no time at all with this
helpful guide on
flat irons!!
There are basically 6
different types of hair:
- Short Fine Hair
- Short Normal Hair
- Short Course or Wavy
Hair
- Long or Medium Fine
Hair
- Long or Medium Normal
Hair
- Long or Medium,
Course or Wavy Hair
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You have probably seen the results
of a hair straightened with a flat
iron. Now you can do it yourself
with these simple instructions.
Things You Need:
- a
hair dryer that offers
between 1200 and 1500 watts and
is light enough to hold easily
- a flat iron... I prefer
Solano Sapphire irons
- sectioning clips
- anti frizz lotion
- tail comb
- While hair is wet you use a
frizz control product. This is
very important.
- Blow dry hair until hair is
100% dry. You are just removing
the moisture, so there is no
need to straighten your hair at
this point. That comes later.
- This tool becomes very hot,
so take care when using. Once
hair is completely dry, draw
thin sections of hair through
flat iron slowly, but keep the
iron moving.
- Comb hair smooth after each
draw through of the iron.
- Continue until all of your
hair has been straightened.
Just in case you are wondering if
it is really this easy... yes it is,
but you might want to practice using
your flat iron while it is cold
until you get used to the feel and
weight of the tool.
 Flat
Straight
Insert a 2-inch section
of hair between the
plates, then squeeze the
handle together and
glide slowly through
hair from the roots to
the ends.Soft
Curls
Insert a 2-inch section
of hair between the
plates gently squeeze
handle together and
glide iron to the ends,
then wind hair around
plates.
Flip Out
Insert a 2-inch section
of hair between the
plates, then squeeze the
handle together and
glide slowly together
hair beginning at the
roots, slightly flip out
the ends.
Flip In
Insert a 2-inch section
of hair between the
plates, then squeeze the
handle together and
glide slowly together
hair beginning at the
roots, slightly flip in
the ends.
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