Difference between revisions of "Clean a Flat Iron"
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[[Shampoo Your Hair|Hair products]] and [[Use Coconut Oil on Your Hair and Skin|oil]] will eventually build up on the heat plates of flat irons. Besides looking unsightly, this buildup can cause uneven heating and incomplete straightening. Severe buildup can even damage hair and cause [[Detect Split Ends|split ends]]. Cleaning flat irons can be a bit of a challenge owing to the V-shape of the flat iron, but it is possible. If your flat iron needs cleaning, follow these steps. | [[Shampoo Your Hair|Hair products]] and [[Use Coconut Oil on Your Hair and Skin|oil]] will eventually build up on the heat plates of flat irons. Besides looking unsightly, this buildup can cause uneven heating and incomplete straightening. Severe buildup can even damage hair and cause [[Detect Split Ends|split ends]]. Cleaning flat irons can be a bit of a challenge owing to the V-shape of the flat iron, but it is possible. If your flat iron needs cleaning, follow these steps. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
#Heat the flat iron a little, or heat it and leave it to cool. It should be warm, but not too hot to touch. | #Heat the flat iron a little, or heat it and leave it to cool. It should be warm, but not too hot to touch. | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
