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    Posted: Sep 03 2010 at 11:48am
What do you guys do about the crunchy ends after you flat iron. It looks like split ends. I mistakenly cut them off but everytime i flat iron i get these ugly looking ends. How do you avoid those?
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Pull a fine-toothed comb through your hair at the same time you are pulling the pressing comb/flat iron through.  Run the fine-toothed comb through just a couple inches ahead of the iron. This means you will have both hands occupied simultaneously. Works every time for me.
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Originally posted by cara cara wrote:

Pull a fine-toothed comb through your hair at the same time you are pulling the pressing comb/flat iron through.  Run the fine-toothed comb through just a couple inches ahead of the iron. This means you will have both hands occupied simultaneously. Works every time for me.

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I put heat protectant then use the hot comb.  For some reason, SOMEtimes my ends will do this (on my freshly cut hair).  I just take the hot comb and a towel and comb through those ends and press them between the towel and the back of the hot comb.  works everytime ;)
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I agree with the other ladies, I have texlaxed hair and used to get crunchy ends without doing the "comb chase method". I was having difficulty using a rattail comb and flat iron at the same time so I purchase this comb and it makes it soooo much easier.
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honestly if i flat iron my hair i never make it straight, so i just leave my ends as they are (they are the loosest part of my hair, so it looks ok)

my hair ends up look similar to this

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Originally posted by cara cara wrote:

Pull a fine-toothed comb through your hair at the same time you are pulling the pressing comb/flat iron through.  Run the fine-toothed comb through just a couple inches ahead of the iron. This means you will have both hands occupied simultaneously. Works every time for me.

Are you serious???!!!!! All I had to do is use a small tooth comb?!!  I've been cutting my hair since March trying to get rid of those things and they come right back! Angry
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Instead of the fine toothed comb, I used an natural boar bristle brush and it got the ends really smooth:)
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