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because you can not just put a flat iron on your hair. You need to go to a salon and buy some spry that you put on your hair that makes it smooth and silki. After you are done you need to shake your hair around and get it un stiff. You also need to brush it before and after you use the flat iron. ( don't belienve the rumors that flat ironing is bad for your hair. I use one every day and my hair is silky and smooth!)
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