How to use ceramic curling irons

1. If you are in a hurry, use a hair dryer to dry your wet hair. If you are not in a hurry, let it dry naturally;

2. Use a hair clip to clip the bangs separately, and then divide the hair on both sides and the back of the head into two parts;

3. Plug in and turn on the ceramic curling iron to preheat for tens of seconds;

4. When using an electric curling iron, you can use the other hand to gently support the curled part after the hair tress is rolled up to make the ceramic curling iron slowly slide down;

5. When rolling the bangs, use a ceramic curling iron to roll half a circle, so that the curl will be natural;

6. Finally, you can apply some wax on your hands and apply it to the curled hair, so that the curl of the hair can be maintained longer.

Before using the curling iron, first of all, you have to take care of your hair! Apply hair care gel to the ends of your hair, and use the hair care gel before using the curling iron! After using the hair care gel, you can protect your hair from high temperature damage. Can make curls last longer. Use a comb to comb the hair first, and directly put the tangled hair on the curling iron to heat it, it is easy to lose hair and break hair. Therefore, before using the curling iron, comb your hair with a comb.

There are three reasons why curling irons damage your hair.

The first is to heat the same area for a long time to curl straight hair. If you use a curling iron to heat the same area for a long time, it will damage your hair. Maybe there is no change on the surface, but the inside of the hair has been damaged.

The second is that high temperature denatures proteins. Hair is made of protein and will denature after being heated at high temperature. Hair that has undergone high temperature denaturation will not regenerate. So be careful not to adjust the temperature too high when using it.

The third is when the hair is not dry, it will cause water vapor phenomenon. If the curling iron is used when the hair is wet, the curling iron will suddenly heat up and evaporate the moisture from the hair, causing the "water vapor explosion phenomenon."