Why Flat Iron Hair That Already Looks Straight?

Name: Why Flat Iron Hair That Already Looks Straight?
Uploaded: 2026-11-07T15:37:45+00:00
Duration: 3 min

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Why Flat Iron Hair That Already Looks Straight?

“Why are you flat ironing hair that already looks straight?” ✨

By the time the iron touches the hair, much of the transformation has already happened. Today, two first-time clients traveled a long way to my salon in Seoul. I wanted to honor that trust by taking my time with the step you rarely get to see: the softening stage.

I start by reading the hair. The roots, mid-lengths, and ends can each respond differently. A strand test and years of records help me choose the right formula and pH for each section. I watch how the hair responds as I work. In my salon, this stage can take around 90 minutes and up to two hours for especially resistant curls.

This video spends most of its time on the application and softening, then takes you through the rinse and into the first passes with the flat iron. After softening, the hair already falls straighter. The press refines that shape, section by section, for a smooth, glossy finish that still moves naturally.

For me, getting it right starts with the first small section of hair. When someone travels that far to sit in my chair, every detail is a way to thank them for trusting me.

Rhea Jeong | 27 years behind the chair
11,500 videos across YouTube, Instagram & TikTok
I film, edit, and upload every video myself.

Korean Magic Straightening: ₩200,000–₩320,000 (roughly US$140–$220 for reference). Final price depends on length and hair condition.
Jeong Gain Hair (정가인헤어) | 1st floor, 507-24 Galhyeon-dong, Eunpyeong-gu, Seoul 🇰🇷

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Why Flat Iron Hair That Already Looks Straight?

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