HH Simonsen True Divinity MK2 Black

1. Prepare Your Hair
Wash and Condition: Start with clean hair. Use a shampoo and conditioner suited to your hair type. For extra protection, consider using a heat-protectant conditioner.
Apply Heat Protectant: Before using the straightener, apply a heat protectant spray or serum to your hair. This creates a barrier between the heat and your hair, reducing the risk of damage.
2. Set the Right Temperature
Adjust Temperature: Set the straightener to a temperature suitable for your hair type. Lower temperatures (160-180°C) are ideal for fine or damaged hair, while higher temperatures (200-230°C) work better for thick or coarse hair.
Test a Small Section: Before styling, test the straightener on a small section of your hair to ensure the temperature is appropriate.
3. Section Your Hair
Divide Hair into Sections: To make the straightening process easier, divide your hair into manageable sections. Start by parting your hair into the top and bottom sections, and then further divide each section depending on your hair's thickness.
4. Straighten Your Hair
Start from the Bottom: Begin with the sections at the back or bottom of your head. Clamp the straightener around a section of hair near the roots.
Smoothly Glide Down: Slowly glide the straightener down the length of your hair in a single smooth motion. Avoid holding the straightener in one spot for too long, as this can cause damage.
Repeat as Needed: For particularly stubborn or thick hair, you may need to pass the straightener over the section a couple of times.
5. Finishing Touches
Style the Top Sections Last: Once the bottom layers are done, move to the top sections. Ensure each section is fully straightened.
Apply Finishing Products: To add shine and reduce frizz, apply a small amount of hair serum or oil. This can also help to lock in the style.