Blow dry your hair straight before straightening and make sure that it's completely dry to avoid burning hair. Straightening wet hair can crack the cuticles and dry it out, causing damage. Use a warm setting on the hair dryer, but not the hottest, to minimize damage.
It's important to use heat protection products before any kind of heat styling, whether that be curling, straightening or blow drying. Heat protection creams, serums and sprays add extra moisture to your hair as well as locking in the hair's natural moisture. Heat protection products can be easily bought online.
Healthy hair is moisturized hair and as soon it starts becoming dry, it will begin to look brittle an unhealthy. As hair dries out, split ends start to form and at this point, there is no cure other than to get your hair cut at a professional hairdressers. Having your hair cut regularly at a professional hair stylist will ensure that any split ends are cut away and promotes growth of the hair.
Run a brush or comb through your hair before straightening to get rid of any kinks or tangled hair.
It's important to use a good quality pair of straighteners when straightening your hair. Otherwise the straighteners may not get hot enough and stay at a constant temperature for long enough to achieve a good result. You can get a pair of cheapghdstraighteners.co.uk cheap GHD straighteners online from one of the GHD price comparison sites.
Always make sure your flat iron plates are clean, use a soft damp cloth on a cool iron to wipe away any residue. You don't want to be using dirty straighteners on your clean, shiny hair!
Turn on your GHD straighteners and let them heat up. When they're at maximum temperature, a beep will sound and the LED will begin to flash. It takes around 20 seconds for GHD straighteners to reach maximum temperature, depending on the temperature of the room you're in. Then, to start with, take a portion of hair and run your brush or comb through that section to make sure that all the hair is untangled. Clamp your hair with the straighteners near to the root then run them slowly down towards the end of your hair.
It's important to clamp your hair securely so that it straightens properly, but don't clamp so tightly that it begins to pull on your hair as this can weaken it and cause breakage. You should make the movement of running the straighteners down the section of hair as consistent and fluid as possible so that all hair is straightened evenly and no marks are left in the hair from leaving the straighteners held in one position too long.
Once the hair is straightened you could use a spray product to hold it straighter for longer and minimize frizz. This depends on how naturally frizzy your hair is and it may hold just fine without any extra products.
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