But before you go investing in a straightener, you need to know what to look for. While shopping, you should consider the flat iron plates, heat settings and your hair type. In fact, celebrity ...

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How to Choose a Flat Iron for Different Hair Lengths Which straightener will be best for you depends partly on your hair ...

If your hair ends up looking poofy after a flat iron sesh (been there), it's time to try this top-rated BaBylissPRO straightener. The reviewer-fave is designed with titanium plates that heat up ...

Part a 1-inch section of hair closest to the nape of your neck, and feed the section in between the two clamps of the flat iron. Then, in one fluid motion (or else you’ll create a bunch of not ...

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Step 3: Curl the Hair: There are a few different ways to do flat-iron curls, but I like to take the easiest route. I start by taking my straightener — the Ghd Platinum Styler 1in Flat Iron ($279 ...

All it takes is some know-how and the correct flick of the wrist while wielding the iron ... straightener at the roots, then create a half turn giving the hair a bump to give fine or flat ...

Which Hair Straightener Is Least Damaging? To keep heat damage to a minimum, Schaefering recommends picking a flat iron with a temperature gauge. “The ability to adjust the temperature is ...

Whether used for a silk press, clip-ins, a sew-in, or even a quickweave, the T3 SinglePass StyleMax has become my go-to hair straightener for the season. It’s a 1-inch ceramic flat iron with ...

You may like I tested Gtech's first ever straightener ... plates glide and flatten frizz. As my hair is naturally curly, I usually only use a flat iron to knock out this frizz.