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Home›How To›How to Straighten Short Thick Hair

How to Straighten Short Thick Hair

By Matthew Lynch
April 4, 2024
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Having short, thick hair may seem challenging when it comes to styling, but fear not! Straightening your luscious locks is entirely achievable with the right techniques and tools. Follow these steps for an easy and effective way to get sleek, straight hair.Follow these steps for an easy and effective way to get sleek, straight hair.

1. Preparation

Begin by washing and conditioning your hair. Choose a shampoo and conditioner combo that caters specifically to your thick hair needs. Take the time to lather and rinse thoroughly, ensuring any product build-up is washed away.

2. Dry Your Hair Gently

After you have washed and conditioned your hair, blot it dry using a microfiber towel or an old t-shirt. Avoid rubbing your hair with a rough towel; this can cause frizz and damage.

3. Apply a Heat Protectant

To protect your hair from heat damage, apply a heat protectant spray or serum evenly throughout your strands. Ensure that you have covered each section of your hair from root to tip.

4. Detangle Your Hair

Carefully detangle your hair using a wide-tooth comb or brush designed for thick hair. Work in sections, starting near the ends of your hair and gradually working upwards to gently break down any knots.

5. Pre-Heat Your Straightener

Plug in your flat iron and set the temperature according to the type of your hair – lower temperatures for finer hair (around 300°F) and higher temperatures for coarse hair (up to 450°F).

6. Section Your Hair

To make the straightening process more manageable, divide your hair into sections using clips or ties. This will help ensure that you achieve an even result all over.

7. Begin Straightening

Once your straightener is heated up, start at the roots of one section of your hair and make slow, steady passes with the flat iron down the hair shaft towards the ends while maintaining tension on the hair. Repeat this process for each section of your hair until complete. Be cautious not to pass the iron multiple times on one hair section as it can cause heat damage.

8. Smooth Out Any Remaining Frizz

After straightening your hair, take a boar bristle brush or comb and gently brush through your hair to smooth out any frizz or flyaways.

9. Finish with a Shine Serum

Apply a small amount of shine serum or oil to seal in moisture, add shine, and make your hair feel even sleeker.

10. Maintenance and Care

Keep your short thick hair looking fabulous by investing in good quality styling products and practicing a regular maintenance routine. Make sure to give your hair some TLC with deep conditioning treatments every couple of weeks.

And there you have it! Follow these simple steps, and you can easily achieve smooth, frizz-free straightened short thick hair. Embrace your luscious locks and enjoy the versatility that comes with a perfect straightened style!

 

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