How To: Vintage S Wave With Flat Iron

Hey modern salon, gregory patterson here from blow the new york, our app FeliCa headquarters for the launch of the new Sidhu revolution Diamond Edition. I'M really excited to see Maggie here and I have a new technique for all of you. Hairdressers out there. I just got back from Sweden, and I saw one of the coolest techniques I've seen that is really going to simplify, creating that finger wave right along the hairline. Let me show you how to use the diamond edition of the revolution. You need an iron that is ceramic plate to really help recover quickly. For that heat, it's essential in creating this style. So what we're going to do is work with about a one-inch section, we're going to place our iron right close to the hairline. We will be using a clamping motion: okay, so as you're on the hair. Just clamp clamp, clamp as we are clamping we're going to be pushing in our S pattern, so weaving, left and weaving to the right, really clamping, clamping clamping pushing it right in to my iron. I need the heat from that iron to really help set this style. This is going to solve all of your s waving patterns at below the new york blow-dry bar. We don't have any heaters to take you from a wet set, so we need to get in and out quickly to help create those s patterns so right through here. Maggie, if you can see that just by pushing it right through there, I've clamp clamped and just feeding it in creating an S shape. Look at this! How beautiful this little bit s shaping is you can take the whole head of a hair, essentially wrap it up in a Shenyang? Just do your hairline set it with some clips right through there, and you have that beautiful s wave created using the new subdue revolution? Diamond Edition, thank you so much maggie grace to you. Hey, modern salon.