How To Flat Iron Fine Hair For Best Results

What we're looking at now is we're looking at flat iron. First of all, what I'm going to suggest to Holly is that you section this so rather than taking a big section watch what happens when I take a big section like this, can you see I'm pinching the hair from underneath see that so what I'm doing is I'M creating a line or a crease underneath what you're going to do is I'm going to suggest you section diagonal back? Okay, then that way the hair is going to fall. It'S natural fall in position now watch what I'm gon na do. Look at the teeth of the comb teeth of the comb are off flat. Iron comes in. I start moving even before I start closing and now look at how slow I'm going and look how the comb leads. Me now watch me bevel that vault now look at the movement. Look at the movement. I got out of that see that right. Look at this section when you look at that section. Look how I'm getting movement out of that rather than me, taking the big clump at once. All I'm doing is just flat, flattening that top surface. You can see I'm affecting everything here, diagonal back another slice. Okay, now watch the comb. Comb comes underneath, and I take what I can handle see how I just divide that in half there compress now, look what my hand is my hand. My right hand is up close to the plates. If I want less compression my hand moves away from the plate. Fine hair, fine hair, we're gon na move away from the plate, medium to coarse texture, hair, curly, hair, we're to move closer to play maximum compression, less compression Sam. Why you're moving down the flat iron for fine hair? And why do you even plan on any fine hair? What we're doing is were flat iron for more polish, so we're not relying on a round brush and our blow-dryer to give us the complete polish we're going to. I rely on the flat iron and the comb or a round brush to give me the polish watch, for example. Look how fine here I'm going to move away from the plate I come through. I compress and I still move slowly. Your rate of speed will determine the success of your flat ironing skill. Sometimes we pass too quickly and you notice stamps passing through each section once maximum twice. So why do we go through it? It amazes me when I walked in salons, and I see people like this three or four times look, how much muscle I'm using how much memory, I'm usually muscle memory, I'm using watch this. You do that three or four times I'll. Do this section once and watch the Polish I'm going to get flat iron skills are so important to remember and so important to hold on to not only for every four course or curly hair, but for fine hair too