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I had one of those still around. I think i threw it away though. Mine was tore up though. The Wood part closes to the metal was burnt up. lol. I hear pressing natural hair is better than actually flat ironing it. Anyone else can clue me in?
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i have one but i dont use it anymore...it got my hair so straight!! i loved it back in the days
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i go to a hairdresser who gives me a hard press...with combs and the flat ones
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hot combs scream heat damage to me

only b/c you don't know the exact temp
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that damn hot comb!

my mom used to use that on me when i was little, then started using flatirons in middle school. it wasn't until college that I started to press my own hair and i would have traumatic flashbacks and ish. eventually i got over it, but i still cringe a lil when i hot comb those lil hairs in the back and by the ears
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Haven't flinched since I was a kid when mom used it on me I dreaded those Sundays
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Originally posted by *Belle*Femme* *Belle*Femme* wrote:

I had one of those still around. I think i threw it away though. Mine was tore up though. The Wood part closes to the metal was burnt up. lol. I hear pressing natural hair is better than actually flat ironing it. Anyone else can clue me in?
I Went natural a few years back under my Weaves lol . My hair maintains moisture and growth using my Kentucky PC . I always use a tissue to pass , which makes the hair bone straight without damage . Mama was right lol .
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Originally posted by Ladybird0724 Ladybird0724 wrote:

that damn hot comb!

my mom used to use that on me when i was little, then started using flatirons in middle school. it wasn't until college that I started to press my own hair and i would have traumatic flashbacks and ish. eventually i got over it, but i still cringe a lil when i hot comb those lil hairs in the back and by the ears
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Originally posted by india100 india100 wrote:

Originally posted by *Belle*Femme* *Belle*Femme* wrote:

I had one of those still around. I think i threw it away though. Mine was tore up though. The Wood part closes to the metal was burnt up. lol. I hear pressing natural hair is better than actually flat ironing it. Anyone else can clue me in?
I Went natural a few years back under my Weaves lol . My hair maintains moisture and growth using my Kentucky PC . I always use a tissue to pass , which makes the hair bone straight without damage . Mama was right lol .
using tissue? kentucky pc?
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Originally posted by india100 india100 wrote:

Originally posted by niecy niecy wrote:

We still have about one or two. I used to HATE when my mama would have my cousin straighten my hair with one when I was little.
India will have ears burns just like her mother .LOLLOL

LOL Don't do that to poor India. Atleast upgrade to flat iron ear burns!
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