what is your texture? 4a or b? and I have been dying for a natural hair flat ironing tutorial from beginning to end...can yiou tell me what you did? the hardest part for me is after you have washed it and deep condished it....how do u blow dry it without ripping all your hair out even after it has been detangled? and when do you add the products...and just everything...detailed step by step would be greatly appreciated.
I took so long because I did a series of preventative steps to prepare my hair to sustain the heat.
1st- Shampooed in 7 sections
2nd- Conditioned and detangled in 7 sections
3rd- I put a black henna color in my hair prior to straigntening
4th- I sat under the hooded dryer for 30 minutes with Redken Smooth Down Butter Treat
5th- I detangled in sections with Redken Smoothe Down Detangling/Leave In Cream
6th- I sat under the Hooded Dryer on cool for 20 minutes to dry my hair a little before I start blow drying
7th- I put Redken Smooth Down Heat Glide on my semi-wet hair
8th- I blow dried in sectionswith the Babyliss Pro TT Hot Air Brush
9th- I flat iron with Babyliss Pro TT Flat Iron
Yeah, that's a lot of steps, and also I pre pooed the night before with 1 can of Coconut Milk, Honey, Coconut Oil, Shea Butter, and two egg whites. I used a blender, but I didn't include that in the process above.
Here are some pictures of the tool that I used to straighten my hair:
I hope this gives you an idea of what I actually did to get my hair straight.
www.fotki.com/larutan
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