How to use a straight hair comb

The comb is the most commonly used tool for grooming our hair. According to the different functions of the comb, it can be divided into many types, and the straightening comb is the most common one. There are huge differences in the use of different combs. When you first come into contact with a straight hair comb, the correct way to use it will definitely become your most concerned thing. So, how to use a straight hair comb? Let’s take a look at how to use a straight hair comb.

1. Comb your hair as usual, or apply a layer of leave-in conditioner on your hair after washing it, and blow-dry your hair with your hands and a hair dryer.

2. Use a wide-tooth comb to comb your hair.

3. Pick up a strand of hair (not too much), hold it with a straight comb and comb from top to bottom.

Straight hair styling steps

1. Use a clip to clip the upper layer of hair to facilitate styling.

2. Then take out a bunch of hair.

3. Use a straight comb to comb your hair downwards.

4. Continue until the ends of the hair, slow down at the ends, and then take away the straightening comb.

1. Use a clip to clip the upper layer of hair to facilitate styling.

2. Use a straight comb to comb your hair downwards.

3. Continue until the ends of the hair, then release your hands and slow down at the ends of the hair.

1. Ordinary straightening irons and hair straightening combs only have 1 to 3 adjustable temperature levels, while Solis's negative ion hair straightening comb has 7 adjustable temperature levels (140℃, 150℃, 160℃, 170℃, 180℃, 190℃, 200℃).

2. The biggest advantage of such precise temperature control is that it can adapt to the needs of different hair qualities and styles. After all, everyone's hair quality is different. Only by finding the temperature that suits you best can you achieve the best perm effect.

3. You can clearly see the current temperature on the LED display screen on the comb handle, making it safer to use.

4. After turning on the machine, preheat for 50 seconds to reach 180°C (normal room temperature). For those with fine and soft hair, you can adjust it lower, and for those with coarse and hard hair, you can adjust it higher.