Heat damage is a thing of the past, our tip, straight hair without damage. Keep these tips in mind because you want to avoid your strands becoming heat damaged as opposed to heat trained.Heat training is training your hair to stay straight for a long time after styling is complete. When disulfide bonds in hair are broken, the texture of hair changes. But with proper technique, hair can be straightened and even heated without damage.

• Always use a heat protectant

We follow this rule because whenever any type of heat is applied to your hair, a heat protectant should be applied first. It adds the moisture needed for hair to be pressed silky, frizz-free and shiny. Heat protectors ensure that hair does not dry out from the high temperatures it may endure during hot styling.

• Use a good hair tool

When heating your hair, you should choose heating tools designed specifically for your hair care that are easy to use but provide professional styling. A good heating tool requires less going through the hair because they heat evenly and efficiently the first time. Our recommendation is to use our our best selling BLDC Hair Dryer,and our Titanium hair straightener flat iron.

• Keep hair moist

Heating your hair can cause it to dry out, but to avoid this, your hair must be kept moist throughout the straightening process. Make sure you are conditioning or using moisturizing shampoo before applying heat and moisture-preserving heat protectors, and after the heat styling is done, finish your styling with nourishing oil. 

• Keep your style

The best way to avoid damage is to not use heat too often, which doesn't mean you can't do your hair every two weeks as usual. It just means that once your hair is pressed, you don't need to continue using extra heat to polish your hair. Ways to maintain your style include wrapping your hair at night to prevent sweat from getting on your hair and causing it to swell.