How To Use Flat Iron

 Your flat iron

 A quality flat iron should last up to 10 years. Make sure to purchase one that says “ceramic plates,” which will ensure that the heat is evenly distributed. Don’t skimp on the purchase, it will cause more damage in the long run.

 A heat protector

Use Moroccan oil. Avoid applying any heat protector 2 1/2 -3 inches from the scalp because they contain oil, which will make your hair look greasy. Put a drop on your hands, rub your hands together and then apply from the bottom up, as if your fingers are a comb. With this kind of product, a little bit goes a long way.

Right Temperature

  Normal hair can be ironed at 300-380 and thick, coarse or extra curly hair at 350-400. Start at a lower level and increase as needed.

Hair styles 2

Waterfall Braid

Hair styles

Messy Hair Bun

How To: Top Knot 

1. Brush out your hair to remove knots. (Ironic, isn’t it?)
2. Flip your head over and put your hair in a high ponytail at the top of your head and secure with a hair tie. (Use a hair tie color closest to your hair color)
3. Twist, braid, or simply wrap your ponytail hair around the hair tie to create a smooth “knot” and secure with a second hair tie.
4. Use bobby pins to secure any loose pieces.
5. Spray a soft bristle brush with a little bit of hairspray and use to smooth out any frizzies. Viola! You now have a smooth, sleek top knot!

How To: Messy High Bun 

1. Flip your head over and put your hair in a messy high ponytail at the top of your head and secure with a hair tie. (Use a hair tie color closest to your hair color.) Note: No need to brush out hair before hand with this look. The messier the better. 
2. Pull the ponytail in an upward then downward position, just a tad, to loosen.
3. Loosely wrap ponytail hair around hair tie and secure pieces with bobby pins.
4. Loosen random pieces in front, at sides, back and on top to create the messy look if not created already.