How To Blow Dry & Flat Iron A Black Girl'S Hair : Hair Care & Styling Tips

Hey you guys, this is Annika Thompson coming to you live from Ryan Foster with alt hair care, and today's topic is how to blow dry and Flatiron a black girl's hair. What you want to do is make sure you're using a product that has a lot of moisture and that gives the hair a nice slip to it for your blow-dry. So I recommend straight away: souffle from alternative haircare. I'M only going to use a dime size on her hair and that's all you need, so it's really important to get the product all the way through and the reason why we use a little bit of product. Is you don't want a lot of burn off the burn off is what actually creates the burnout on the hair texture? So I suggest using a blow-dryer with a really thin concentrator, that's the most important part, and what that allows. The heat to do is really get through to the ends of your hair, into the root of your hair, without burning the texture and without creating a lot of cool air deposit on the hair. You really want an even flow of heat and also a 9ro brush that doesn't burn it's really important during this process and I'm gon na work evenly around the hair. You don't want to hold the dryer on the hair too slow, because what it'll do is cause those burn outs and those burn outs cause even distribution of Carle pattern. Once you go to re-wet it so once you've gotten the hair stretched out with the 9ro brush and some products, you want to then go back through with a comb attachment and smooth it until it's completely straight, it's important that you use an oil moisturizer to be Able to smooth out the texture but be careful if you're going to use a flatiron. You want to be careful what moisturizer you actually use, because it can burn out on your iron. Once you get the moisturizer through to the ends from roots, and then you can go back through with your comb attachment to Reece muth. So during the flatiron process, you want to make sure you're taking small sections you'll clip off the part of the hair that you're not using. I prefer a small flat iron. This way it allows you to get as close as you can to the roots and pull straight through the ends and a nice smooth finish. You want to make sure you're using a rat tail comb to protect the person's scalp against burns. So the one thing you want to make sure when you're flat ironing is that you're not running over the texture more than once, it's really important that you maintain that curl pattern. Once again, this is Anika Thompson coming to you, live from Ryan, Foster and alt hair care, and today's topic was how to blow dry and flat iron of black girls, hair