1st Time Straightening in 4 Months/ Length Check *Pics*

Soliel185

New Member
Your hair is beautiful.
What temp did you use on the flat iron?
When I flat iron, it does not come out silky smooth like that.
When I got it done at the salon the results looked like yours but I felt she used too much heat.

I'm going to get beaten for this but um...410.

When I use lower heat it takes more passes to straighten, so I don't really feel like I'm saving my hair from anything. :perplexed When I used it on the high temp it takes literally ONE pass. I only started using that heat setting when I started using the Sabino b/c in the directions he says to use that temp and with that as my heat protectant I've never had any heat damage. Please take that with a grain of salt though, b/c everyone's hair is different.

You might be able to get the same results on a lower temp so long as you use the comb-chase method - that's made a HUGE difference in my end results, especially the ends. :yep:
 

cutenaynay

New Member
it turn out great. You and hair is pretty. Love the thickness of it. How long did it take for you to straighten and what did you use?
 

Soliel185

New Member
it turn out great. You and hair is pretty. Love the thickness of it. How long did it take for you to straighten and what did you use?

I posted the process on pg two I think? I'll add it to my initial post to make it easier to find.

The whole thing, from DC to Voila happened over a span of like 4 days LOL. I have attention span issues. I would normally do it over two days, b/c I like to air dry.

The actual flat ironing was like an hr and a half.
 

nikki2229

Well-Known Member
I'm going to get beaten for this but um...410.
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When I use lower heat it takes more passes to straighten, so I don't really feel like I'm saving my hair from anything. :perplexed When I used it on the high temp it takes literally ONE pass. I only started using that heat setting when I started using the Sabino b/c in the directions he says to use that temp and with that as my heat protectant I've never had any heat damage. Please take that with a grain of salt though, b/c everyone's hair is different.

You might be able to get the same results on a lower temp so long as you use the comb-chase method - that's made a HUGE difference in my end results, especially the ends. :yep:

Thanks. I think it is the heat setting. I do use the comb chase method but I use 300 to 325 on my regular flat iron and a 1 or 2 with the maxiglide.
 
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