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Professional Flat Iron Techniques On Short Hair!
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
- Welcome to the Foundry University's Introduction to Flat Iron Methods! Today Corbin will show you the art of using flat iron methods on a freshly finished bob haircut. Learn about sectioning and maintaining a stylish side parting for the best results.
🪄 Sectioning and Preparation: Properly sectioning off, clipping, and combing hair into fingers to maintain tension is key for flat ironing. See how it's done for a flawless finish.
🔥 Using the Flat Iron: Master techniques such as utilizing the fine teeth of the comb, holding hair between finger joints, and gently applying the iron to avoid scalp steam.
🔄 Maintaining Design Line: Keep your haircut's design line intact with a slight tip under the hair to tuck in texture, perfect for avoiding a broomy finish on textured haircuts.
💨 Blow Dry Foundation: A well-executed blow dry is crucial for efficient and beautiful flat iron work, minimizing the need for corrections.
📏 Angle and Volume: Learn the importance of proper angles to maintain volume and avoid crimping. We break down the three-stage process of ironing: roots, mid-length, and ends.
🧹 Focus on Ends: Give the ends of your hair extra attention to avoid messiness. Slower movements ensure a neat, polished finish.
💬 Interaction: Have questions? Drop them in the comments and don't forget to subscribe for more hair styling lessons!
Insights Based on Numbers
🔢 Sectioning at Half Inch: Working in half-inch sections ensures precision and control during the flat ironing process.
🔢 Three-Step Ironing Process: Dividing the ironing into root, mid, and end sections ensures thorough and even straightening, preventing buckling and uneven texture.
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💫 Do you have questions? Please leave them in the comments below and Corbin or Craig will respond! It's all about education @ The Foundry University and we love our students. Please let us know what other techniques you want to learn!