
Using Wide Plates on Thick Hair: Straightener Technique That Stays Smooth
Smooth results depend on slower passes, smaller sections and prep that controls puffiness without flattening thick hair.
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Smooth results depend on slower passes, smaller sections and prep that controls puffiness without flattening thick hair.
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Stop guessing between rollers, rods, brushes and straighteners; match the tool to the finish your hair can actually hold.
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Stop asking one tool to do every job. Match your roots, mid-lengths and ends to the finish you actually want.
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Root dents can ruin an otherwise smooth finish. Small changes to angle, tension and section size usually fix the problem fast.
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Smoother roots and ends come down to dampness, tension and prep — not simply turning the heat up.
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Smooth ends, lifted roots and less puffiness: the bob blow-dry technique that keeps shape without making hair look flat.
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The right finish starts before you pick up a tool. Match volume, smoothness or hold to your real texture, density and routine.
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