Power down

I have said a million times that the reason the front of our hair breaks more and shows more damage is because that is the part we play around with the most. It is the part you see when you look in the mirror, so naturally you style it most. Here is one quick tip that might save you some damage. I learned it from a wise teacher I once had. It is so simple. Just turn off your flat iron, and THEN go over your front and fringe area. You don't need full heat, especially if you are working with a high heat iron, to make that hair obey. Fringe is fragile, so use as little heat as possible. If you have curly hair, try to get the front as straight as possible with the blow dryer so you can flat iron as little as possible. Using heat protectanct and lower heat, like an iron on the cool down, will prevent breakage and save your little hairs from too much distress.