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Is één keer op 200 graden erger dan drie keer op 150 graden?
Eén rustige haal op een hogere stand is meestal minder schadelijk dan meerdere haaltjes op een lage stand, omdat hitteschade zich optelt. Zo vind je de laagste temperatuur waarmee je...
How long should you let a curl cool before you touch it?
A curl sets while it cools, not while it heats up. Count on 30 to 60 seconds per thin section cooling in your hand and 5 to 10 minutes if...
Why does one side of my hair always turn out better than the other?
One side of your hair turns out better because of your dominant hand, your hair growth direction around the crown, uneven sections and habits like the side you sleep on....
Split ends: causes, what to do about them and where heat comes in
Split ends will not close back up. Read the 6 causes, what to change in your heat routine and how often to trim your ends.
Is Hygral Fatigue Real, or a Myth? What Actually Happens to Wet Hair
A closer look at the science behind hygral fatigue: what's proven about wet hair, what's borrowed from wool research, and what actually causes lasting damage when your hair is wet.
Why is hard water extra damaging for hair you style with heat?
Hard water affects hair and styling tools in two ways: through minerals in your hair and limescale on your styler's hot coating.
Why does my hair sizzle when I style it, and is that harmful?
That sizzling sound while styling is water in your hair boiling and evaporating explosively. It can cause bubbles inside the hair shaft (bubble hair), damage that never repairs itself. Here's...
How do you protect your hair from heat damage when styling?
A practical guide to hair care with styling tools: the right heat protection, temperature, and technique to protect your hair when blow-drying and styling.
