When straightening you hair work on thin sections of hair. If you use too thick of sections the heat won't be able to penetrate your hair and it won't get completely smooth.
The thicker and curlier yours is, the thinner the amount you should straighten at once.
Don't flat-iron damp hair unless you are using a wet-to-dry iron. It can burn your hair and change the texture, making it rough and dry.
When straightening the back, make a middle back part and flop a side over each shoulder so you can see what you are doing.Don't turn the heat up to high.
If you have fine hair, 250 degrees is all you need. If your hair is coarse, you should go higher
To keep ends piecey, use pomade.
Dont forget to use a heat protectant spray before you straighten to help lessen damage done.
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