Crimp Iron

A crimping iron is a styling tool used to create textured, zig-zag or wave-like patterns in the hair, giving it a crimped effect. Here's more detail about this product:

• Plates: The plates of a crimping iron are ridged, creating the crimped pattern when pressed on the hair.
• Volume Boost: Crimping can add volume to the roots, especially when done on sections underneath the top layer.
• Versatile Styles: You can crimp entire sections of hair or just a few strands for a more subtle, textured look.
• Heat Settings: Like flat irons, it's important to use the right heat setting for your hair type to avoid damage.

Heat Setting: 450 degrees

Hair Type               Suggested Temperature    

Fine/Damaged               250-300°F

Normal/Medium             300-375°F

Thick/Coarse                  375-450°F

How to Use a crimp Flat Iron:

1. Start with Clean, Dry Hair
   1.  Tip- Use a gentle shampoo and a moisturizing conditioner for smoother results 
2. Apply a Heat Protectant
   1. Apply a heat protectant evenly throughout your hair - This is crucial to protect the hair strands from heat damage
      1. Let dry for 1-2 minutes before ironing
3. Blow-dry and Detangle Your Hair
   1. Divide your hair into 4-6 parts - This gives better control and smoother results 
4. Set the right temperature
   1. Plug in the iron and set the temperature according to your hair type 
5. Flat Iron Each Section
   1. Take a 1 inch wide section of hair
   2. Place the iron at the root (but not too close)
   3. Slowly glide the iron down the section in one smooth motion
      1. Avoid going over the same section multiple times
6. Style 
7. Finish with serum or light oil
   1. Apply a penny-sized amount of anti-frizz serum or shine spray to smooth flyaways and lock in moisture