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                             So you’ ve decided to buy a flat iron.
                                                                                            Now What?
        by Erick Carter
                                 hich one should you                                Irons with negative ions help reduce frizz
                                 purchase? The right                             caused by positive ions.
                       W size iron is important.                                    Remember to check the weight.
                       With short hair, thick or fine, an                        A two pound iron gets very heavy in a short
                       iron with narrow plates is best.                          period of time.
                       That means look for half an inch                             Make certain your new iron has a
                       or up to an inch iron plates.                             thermostat. Finer hair requires a lower heat
                         For long hair, either thick or                          setting. Thicker hair needs a higher heat.
                       thin, use an iron with one and a                          You don’t want to damage your hair!
        half to two inch plates.                                                    One more thing….
           What is the right material for my iron? Look for irons made         Find a good thermal protectant spray to protect your
        with either ceramic, tourmaline or titanium. These materials   hair from the iron’s heat.
        heat more evenly and help prevent hair damage. Avoid irons    When ironing, begin with the finer pieces of hair on
        that are coated in ceramic or Teflon, as these irons do not heat   a lower heat. Raise the heat as you move on to thicker
        evenly.                                                    sections of hair. Voila!
                                                                      You are flat ironing your hair just like a pro!
                                                                                 Practice makes perfect.


                                            Questions? Please stop by the salon or email me.
                                                     Erick Carter, Salon Zenergy
                                                        Erickcre8u@gmail.com
                                                           239-777-2380
                                                       www.SalonZenergy.com/



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