Flat Iron Curls || Short Hair

Hi guys and welcome back to my channel if you're a new here, my name is Chloe Brown and I'm so happy that you are here today. So today I'm going to be showing you guys how to do a really really tight Wan dish, curl with a one-inch flat iron, I'm so excited to show you guys. I think I've truly perfected. My way of doing this, you guys ask all the time like if I could just buy one tool and use it for straightening curling waving. What would be, I would say, the one and a half inch new classic flat iron from crock all the way around. Like absolutely but some people are like it's kind of hard for me to figure out how to curl my hair super tight with that flat iron. Now, if you have shorter hair, I would highly suggest a one inch. This is the 1 inch hybrid works fantastic. It doesn't have the infrared technology, but it does have the black titanium plate so works great. I absolutely love it. My hair always feels super healthy and shiny when I use anything with the black titanium plates. So if you are interested in getting a 30 % off code with croc on those flat irons, it is Chloe 30 and that'll get you 30 % off I'll. Put the link down below to every single flat iron that I mentioned in this tutorial. So you guys can easily navigate where to get those without further ado. Let'S just get right to the trail, I'm going to show you all the tips and tricks. I know on how to create this big voluminous hair style. Alright. So today, I'm gon na be using my croc hybrid flat iron. Now this is the 1 inch and the reason why I'm gon na be using this one today is because I want really tight curls, I'm gon na be doing like, like a wand, curl kind of just really really really tight curls on my hair, so I'm gon Na be using this guy today, first off I have my flat iron set to 330 degrees, and I am going to be doing tight, curls right at the root and just keep on curling this down just like that, so that curl is super tight in there. Do you see that really tight with the straight end, the next curl, I'm gon na, be curling in towards my face and then releasing that and something that really helps me with these curls is when I take them. I grab the bottom and then wrap it. Some more as I'm going down so that just allows tightness the harder you clench the plates together, the tighter it's gon na be and then the slower that you go, the tighter it's gon na be, I wouldn't suggest super high heat on these and the reason why I like these black titanium plates is because it distributes heat very evenly, so there you go little tips on one things, so this one just really tug through there we go this next one will be towards my face and then, when I get to the back, I Just like to do everything like meeting in the middle, so I do away from my face and then on the other side. I do away from my face. Do a long uniform when we get to the back as we get to the top layers. You'Ll be able to do more towards your face. You just have less hair here, because your ear, I always like these face screaming hairs to go away from my face, so I'm gon na start at the root, and the reason why I go upside down here is just to get more control on the barrel, so That the hair lays or curls exactly where I want it to so. I go over this way since I'm right handed, I go over to the left side and then curl it that way when I come over here, I just angle it this way. Okay same thing: on this side: now, if your Flatiron, I get a lot of people saying that your if your Flatiron is pulling your hair, it shouldn't pull your hair. Your hair should easily glide through the plate. So if it is pulling your hair, you might have some product buildup on your hair. That'S making your hair stick to the plates or your flat iron just might not be great, and then, if your hair ever smells like it's burning, stop curly, stop using your flat iron and turn your flat iron down. Sometimes that burning smell also is product in your hair. Now, right, when I get to this middle section, I do want to put some type of gritty something. So I'm gon na be using the what a tease back comb in a bottle and that just adds a lot of separation hold. But I want to at the roots alright, as we get to the top sections. I might do these in two sections. Let'S see yeah my hair is, I don't have like my hair is pretty soft there's a lot of like some people say it's fine. Some people say it's like a normal texture, but I have a ton of it. I get people saying wow, you have a lot of hair or it's very dense, but it's pretty soft and fine. Alright, so we are going to curl away from the face just like that. Sometimes, like people are like, I don't know what to do these ends. They don't curl very well, so just take them and finish curling them or you can curl them down. Okay. Now, if your hair needs teased, I would suggest teasing your hair before you do these curls. That way, you don't mess up the curl like if you're here it doesn't hold a curl very well. I would tease it before and then curl on top. That way, you don't have to brush out the curl and you might lose it. My hair holds a curl very well, so I can tease after so you want to get that curl right to the road and push really tight and then release here we go right. Then right here, I'm going to just tase it the root spring, some that backcomb in a bottle tease spray alright and I'm not gon na touch these front sections for teasing. Just yet I'm gon na curl, this last section, I'm still gon na be partying in the middle and then I'll do that flip if you're new here and you're like what's that flip? This is how I get a really big volume on my hair when I style it with a big part. I'M not gon na worry about this ends, because I am going to flip it. So I'll fix it. When it's done it's on these, I still make sure that the curl is right at the root just for this hairstyle. I like that. So, most of the time when I curl my hair up at the top, I don't go super close to the reel, but for these I really like them pretty high up there. Now, if your hair is not curling very tight, I would suggest you taking less amount of hair. So, instead of taking like a big chunk like this, take smaller sections, the smaller the section, the tighter the curl, because the less you're curling, so he is able to get to all of your hair. I like curling this in smaller sections too, because it allows more separation Wow my spray tan. I just noticed that I need to take some alcohol keep going until it's done. Okay, just like this, I'm gon na tease this part right here. I want to tease the back part okay and then once it's like this, I'm gon na do that flip and then I'm gon na spray up here. Just like that and then for all this right here. I'M just gon na tease just a little bit right there and then I'm not gon na teach at the front. Cuz I'm gon na tuck. It okay, see this piece. That'S like sticking up! I'M like we're gon na. Take it we're gon na curl it towards our head and then it goes away all right. Now, I'm gon na take some fine hair spray or light hole. We'Re gon na spray everywhere. All right, if you say anything poking out that you don't want just curl it under just like that and then it'll kind of tame and go right into the head. I think besides fine and there we go sassy sassy sassy hair to put on some earrings all right, and here we go the finished product. I hope you guys thoroughly enjoyed this tutorial and happy quarantine play around with your hair as much as possible during this quarantine time. I noticed that the past like week, I wasn't doing my hair or makeup at all, and I just kind of felt sluggish and I felt, like my mental state - wasn't very good. So, even if you're going nowhere and we're all staying home get ready, I promise you it'll make you feel better. So I hope you guys have a great week and stay safe, stay healthy and I'll. See you in my next one bye. You