The Best Flat Iron For Thin, Frizzy, Aging Hair

Hi everyone - this is the video that I promised on. I think my Instagram, I don't ever think I talked about it on YouTube, but I'm talking about how I straightened my super thin super frizzy cowlick with random girls throughout hair by using the t3 professional luxe single pass. That'S a lot of words and I'm not exactly sure I put them in the right order, but everything is going to be linked below as usual. The first thing I do is when my hair is wet. I put in this Peter Coppola legacy, keratin concept, just one pump of it and I start at the ends, because my hair is really thin on the top and super oily. And then, after that I dry my hair. I use the t3 something hair dryer I'll link. It below, and then I just section my hair, so you can see like right now, it's not flat and it looks really driverís and frizzy and underneath here we get a lot of curl and up here I get a lot of like cowlick action and if I Don'T Flatiron that, especially if I pull it back, they just start to like wing out. So to section my hair, I just use one clip and I usually only section it into three different parts. Sometimes I do four depending on how much you need straightened. This is the t3 luxe professional single pass straightening iron. I like that. It'S what it's like one inch. I like that it can get super close to my crown, so I just do that bottom part. I generally don't have too much of a problem with the bottom layer of my hair, but I hit it anyway, so it's not weird and I just have that bomb, so I just kind of press it while it's still hot and then this part in the front. Never seems to go back, so I get that well. This is also up too and then anything that came down so like you can see. I have just this thing here and I can get it super close to my face and it's not going to hit my face, but because of how my frizz is and how my Calix are, I have to get super close to my hair, like this flipping outward Now and it's hot, but it's not so hot - that I can't run my hand over it, just really quickly to kind of push everything down, because I don't want it to stick out. Oh my gosh, to cover it. My ears are so yeah. I do that and then I take down a second layer, and I mean we all at this point. You know how to straighten your hair, I'm sure, but I don't go real slow. I don't go real fast. I just kind of look out for those parts of my hair that have the calyx and the bumps, and I just really try to make sure that I get those like see how I can get super close to my scalp and I don't hit any part of My scalp and I need that or we're gon na really just frizz, even though my hair is then it can obviously still phrase and then I just finish off at the top level, and I apologize in advance for this lighting situation, which I feel like I do. Every single time I do a video but look hopeless, I have to get there but vacillating. I use one light and then my light-up mirror and the rest is just a window and right now the Sun is going in and out I'm straightening, my hair did it. So, of course, it's it's definitely going to rain as soon as I'm done, and that is it. That'S how I straighten it. It'S obviously a little bit more refined than what it was when we started the ends are looking a little frayed right now. I use olaplex and I haven't done that in a while, so I need to do my olaplex. I hope you enjoyed this video. I hope that if you have hair that is thin like and Tensta colic or frizz or fray, or just do things really close to the scalp that you don't want them to do. I hope that this helped you even a little bit and I'll see you next time. Bye,