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How to Straighten Your Hair With Volume

By Matthew Lynch
April 7, 2024
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Introduction

Straightening your hair can sometimes leave it looking flat and lifeless. However, it is possible to achieve a sleek, straight look while also maintaining volume and movement. This article will provide you with some helpful tips on how to straighten your hair with volume, so you can enjoy the best of both worlds.

1.Preparation is Key

Before you start straightening your hair, it’s essential to set the groundwork for success. Begin by thoroughly washing and conditioning your hair using volumizing formulas designed to add body and lift. When towel-drying your hair, make sure not to rub aggressively as this can cause frizz and damage the cuticle.

2.Apply a Heat-Protectant Spray

Using heat tools on your hair regularly can lead to breakage and damage if not used correctly. To protect your locks from the heat, apply a heat-protectant spray evenly throughout your damp hair before styling.

3.Choose the Right Straightener

Choosing the right flat iron is crucial in achieving a voluminous, straight look. Opt for a ceramic or tourmaline straightener that heats evenly and minimizes hair damage due to hot spots.

4.Blow-Dry Your Hair Upside-Down

Blow-drying your hair upside-down might seem odd, but it’s an excellent technique for building volume at the roots before straightening. Bend over and direct warm air towards the roots of your hair using a blow-dryer set on low heat – this will help create lift at the base of your strands.

5.Section Your Hair

Before you start straightening, divide your hair into several sections depending on its thickness and length. This will allow for more precise styling and ensure that all areas are addressed evenly.

6.Lift at the Roots

As you begin straightening each section of your hair, use a comb or brush to lift the roots slightly. Hold the iron close to the scalp and glide it downwards, maintaining tension as you straighten. Repeat this process for each section, ensuring that you give extra attention to lifting at the root.

7.Add Extra Volume with Velcro Rollers

To create additional volume after straightening, use large Velcro rollers on your hair’s crown area. Allow them to cool for a few minutes before removing them — this will help set your locks with added lift.

8.Finish with a Volumizing Hairspray

Once you’re satisfied with your straight hair, complete the look with a light volumizing hairspray. This will provide hold and lift without weighing down your hair or making it feel stiff.

Conclusion

Achieving straight hair with volume is entirely possible by following these simple steps and using the correct tools. By preparing your hair adequately, choosing the right straightener, and carefully lifting at the roots, you can enjoy sleek, voluminous locks all day long.

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