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Published 15:04 12 Feb 2024 GMT
Add us as a preferred source on Google »During my weekly maintenance of cleaning, my straightener doesn't even come into my mind, let alone my routine.
However, lately, anytime I use the flat iron, I can't help but notice a strong smell of burn.
After turning the temperature down, the burning aroma persisted, which led me to question if it needed a clean.
I'll be real: I have never cleaned my straightener, which made the next piece of information a shock to the system.
According to ghd, we should be cleaning them every three months.
Given that we can get build-up in our hair from hairspray, oils, and other heavy haircare products, it makes sense that our styling tools would also be at risk of the same.
And with product build-up, comes bacteria, which the ceramic plates hold onto, making straightener maintenance just as important as hair maintenance.
When our straighteners aren't regularly being cleaned, it runs the risk of damaging our hair.
For a quick and easy clean after each use:
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