From my own experience handling machine-made wigs, I've found that achieving a flat and sleek wig starts with understanding the foundation—specifically, the wefts. The key step is using a hot comb or flat iron extremely close to the weft seams. This technique ensures the hair lays down tightly, preventing that bulky or poofy look that can undermine the wig’s natural appearance. I used to struggle with poofy wigs myself until I realized the importance of pressing down the hair right at the roots. By focusing the heat and pressure exactly on the wefts, the hair fibers align smoothly, creating that seamless 'melted' look everyone desires. This method has been a game changer for both personal styling and client satisfaction. Another important tip is to work systematically through the wig, section by section, carefully applying heat without overdoing it. Excessive heat can damage the hair, while too little won't effectively flatten the unit. Consistency is critical to maintaining shape and longevity. For those building wig businesses, I highly recommend investing in structured training like the Wig Money 101 class. It covers not just technical tutorials (like 2x6 and 5x5 wig construction) but also practical selling strategies and pricing tools that can help you expand your brand confidently. This holistic approach combines product mastery with business skills—key to scaling successfully. Finally, always keep your tools clean and of good quality. A professional-grade flat iron or hot comb ensures you maintain the right temperature control and styling precision. With practice and the right guidance, getting your wigs 'flat asf' becomes second nature, enhancing your work’s quality and boosting your reputation in the industry.