I think it's product and most definitely technique. I've bought and used great products but I simply cannot get a decent flat iron for the life of me. I've gotten the babyliss iron, have had other good irons in the past, I do small sections, bought the chi serum, etc.... My silk presses are still terrible lol, not sure where I'm going wrong. I think it looks easier than it is. Stylists are able to stand behind you and give you one pass and flick their wrist me, not so much lol. I think it's one of those things I've accepted. When I was relaxed I could do a pretty decent rollerset and now I can perfect my wash n go... that silk press I just can't quite get good. Now that I think about it, having gone to different stylists, my silk press results have varied, so I def think technique is a huge part also.Hi everyone
Has anyone seen khyelijah on Instagram? She gets her clients' hair incredibly straight (before curling it). I haven't seen anyone's silk presses look like that, not even Janay Mickels. I am kinda new to silk presses though.
Hopefully this isn't a silly question, but, do you think down to it's technique or products?