"Finish with a few spritzes of anti-humidity hairspray to hold your style in place," says Josh. Wrap the ends of your hair over the flat iron, while twisting the. "Start each section going in a different direction to ensure a natural result," Josh says. Begin curling by clamping your hair inside the flat iron where you want the curl to start. Repeat this step until all sections of your hair, front and back, have been curled. Alternating directions makes for a more lived in, natural finish. Clamp a small section of hair between the flat iron and twist away from your face and gently pull down and away from your head without clamping too tight.
Alternate the direction of the twist until you've reached the ends of your hair," says Josh. Close the iron and twist it in the opposite direction. "On the same section, open the iron and slide it a couple of inches down. You'll want to hold it tightly when you're twisting the iron to make the curl, but when you're sliding down the hair to make another curl, you're opening the iron. Close the iron tightly and glide it while you twist it toward your face. "Grab the first section and place the flatiron vertically onto your hair, a couple of inches away from the roots. Step 4: Work with two-inch sections of your hair
Twist the back section of your hair and secure with a clip," says Josh. Make sure to plug in flat iron at a safe outlet away from water, and make sure that flat iron lies flat on a sturdy surface. "Divide your hair into two sections: front and back. You need to plug in your flat iron first so that it can have enough time to reach the desired temperature.
To do so, hold your flat iron close to the scalp, wrap the. $24 at Nordstrom $45 at Walmart $69 at Dermstore Step 3: Section your hair The trick to learning how to curl hair with a flat iron is to hold your iron like a curling wand.
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