Julian held Anna's hair at the brim, "alow and steady! When using a straightener, don’t focus on speed. Rather, pay attention to going over each section of the hair as few times as possible. Pull the tool through your hair slowly, allowing the heat to work out any twists and curls with a single pass. Repeatedly straightening the same section over and over again can cause damage."
"Ouch! I felt the flat iron bury her head." Anna jerked.
"No, I wouldn't do that to you. I am paying full concentration on you. Despite the name, flat iron, your hair doesn’t need to be flat after straightening. Rather, with the right technique, you can have voluminous, straight strands. To keep your locks from looking lank, create volume at your roots. Don’t worry, it’s easy! When you get to the top layer of ha
