When too much heat and smoke comes out when you are using straightening brush, what does that mean?
When too much heat and smoke comes out while using a straightening brush, it’s a warning sign 🚨 — and your hair may be getting damaged. Here’s what it usually means: 🔥 What Excessive Smoke Means 1. Your Hair Is NOT Fully Dry This is the #1 cause. Water trapped in the hair is turning into steam Steam lifts and cracks the cuticle This causes internal damage (called bubble hair) 👉 Hair must be 100% dry before using any heat tool. 2. Product Buildup Is Burning Oils, creams, leave-ins, and edge controls can burn when heat is applied. Smoke = product cooking on your hair This leads to dryness and breakage 🚫 Never flat iron or brush straightener over heavy oils or grease. 3. Heat Setting Is Too High High heat: Burns the cuticle Causes split ends Weakens strands permanently If you see smoke, the heat is likely too hot for your hair type. 4. You Didn’t Use a Heat Protectant Heat protectants reduce moisture loss and thermal dam...
Wow I love this site, thanks for sharing. Kids get bored easily but with this I can mix things up for them. Ps, I'm still waiting on the hairstyle tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I have actually recorded the tutorial. I will be editing it this weekend and publishing it next week. I had other videos schedule that were requested for before this one. Don't worry, I have not forgotten it. It's quite simple. Did you get a chance to try doing a Bantu loop Twistout? That was the style. Here is the link to the "How To" tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGRwR4PfM7M
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