Get Erin Fetherston's flawless fringe

\"This is the story of how I first came to acquire perfect bangs,\" said Fetherston. \"I lived\n in Paris for a long time, and I was introduced to a magnificent \nhairdresser -- an Australian man whose name was David Mallett. He said \n\"If we're going to have a relationship you're going to need to come here\n every week. You're representing my work.\" He's not a diva, he was just \nscared. So I would come by once a week. He would wash, blowdry, get it \nreally straight, and then he would have me stand up against the wall. It\n was very intense. He would literally snip hair by hair by hair. And \nthen he would sit down, blow it, have me stand up. It would be this \ndance going on and on. Sometimes he would get it in one shot, other \ntimes it would be bad. It was like sex. Like, \"Do you think it looks \nstraight?\" \"I don't know, do you?\"

\"To me, it depends on what kind of hair you have, but the secret is \ndon't use the brush too much. If you have a blowdryer, you need to get a\n nozzle on it that comes to a very thin, razor sharp slit. The smaller \nthe slit the better. Your head has a curve. Here at the curve is where \nthings can go wonky with the bangs. Just take the hairdryer and shoot \nthat air super hot, not even using a brush. The power of the air and the\n heat through that razor slit just pushes them down. Within two minutes \nyou can get them straight. Don't use a round brush. Then you just have \nto have a steady hand. I start between my eyebrow and my eyelash.\"