Hair-Straighteners?

Have you got any tips for when I straighten my hair?Hair-Straighteners?
first use a heat protective cream or spray. divide you top layer from the bottom one so it will be easier and your hair will be straighter. clip the top layer up and begin straightening the bottom one. take a bit of hair and brush through. then place it at the roots and go down slowly. while brushing place the straightener at the roots and go down at the same time as the brush (if your right-handed hold the straightener with your right hand and the brush with the left and if your left-handed do the opposite). usually near the ends, the hair will be a bit hard to get straight so just straight it a couple of times until its straight. carry on doing so with all you hair and when you finish, apply some serum to add shine and prevent frizziness. hope i helped xHair-Straighteners?
I'm not sure exactly what tips you need but you should always dry your hair before using a hair straightner let it at least dry 75% naturally and then use a blow drier when its completely dry use the hair straightner, to minimize damage. The best hair straightner there is would be the sedu hair straightner but it's for about $200 other good hair straightners would be solia and and GHD but also for around $140. If you want a really cheap hair straightenter then try the Remington it's really cheap but it actaully work (lets just say I know some people with horrible hair that use it and afterwards it looks great), just remember to always go with the ceramic plate. To minimize damage I like to use the V05 deep nourishing cream (it's amazing) , also please try to remember that expensive isn't ALWAYS better :)
what kind of tips do you need? i have one tip: if you want your hair totally straight, get a clip and pin up the top layer of your hair, so you can first straighten the lower layer. that way its much easier to do, and usually more efficient. and also, if you have curly hair and you dont want to straighten it, but define your curls and make them prettier, turn the heat down to 1 or 2. it really works for me!!


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Definately use a GHD even though they are expensive they work the best!...dry your hair throughly and then partition it into small segments..use heat protection spray (any brand) and then slowly straighten away...it should work fantastically and dont forget after you finish use hair serum which makes your hair less frizzy and more sleek and shiny!
You should get a maxi glide. I haven't found anything better and I've been using mine for about a year. It has a steamer in it and so your hair is really soft and not dry after you use it. I also have found that I have much less split ends. I love it! :)
make sure to use a hair polisher as u straighten put it on the hair after u straighten each layer it works wonders %26amp; it ensures the hair will straight %26amp; smooth
Use a paddle brush to maintain smoothness. Definitely use a heat protecting treatment or spray. FHI is a great straightener!