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Use
1. Plug the device into an electric socket (with dry hands.)
2. Press the power switch [0-1-2] forward to turn on the heat. Position 1 provides the
lowest heat and Position 2 the highest heat. The indicator light will not be on at
Position 0 (turned off) but will provide a faint light at Position 1 and a strong light at
Position 2.
3. Set the desired temperature, and remember that thick hair requires higher
temperatures and a lower temperature is used for thin hair.
4. Hold the curling iron or fold out the support on the bottom and place it on a heat-
resistance surface until it is fully heated and ready to be used.
5. Do not use the curling iron until the hair is completely dry and well combed.
6. Part your hair into sections and use hair slides to keep it sectioned. Thick or long
hair may have to be curled several times.
7. Open the clamp of the curling iron and clamp the hair (use a 5 cm width of hair
each time,) make sure that the hair is evenly distributed within the clamp; roll up the
curling iron against the scalp.
8. Keep the hair in the curling iron for about 5 – 10 seconds depending on the type of
hair you have. Open the clamp carefully and release the hair from the curling iron,
and let the hair cool.
9. Steam function: The curling iron is equipped with a device to expel steam during
use. Do as follows: Unscrew the outer, transparent part and ll it with water. Press
in the water container a couple of times when you wish to use steam.
10. Press the switch [0-1-2] backwards until the indicator light has gone out to turn
off the heat, unplug the cord when you have nished.
11. Let the curling iron cool completely before storing it.
We recommend using a heat-protecting hair care product in your hair before
beginning to use the curling iron.
Caution!
• The components of the curling iron will become very hot, so please use the curling
iron carefully and with caution.
• Do not use the curling iron on articial hair such as wigs; as such “hair” may melt.
• Do not use the curling iron if you have sensitive hair or a damaged scalp, if you are
oversensitive to heat or if your hair is wet.
• The curling iron in connected to the electric lines even when it is turned off.
Remember to unplug it after nishing.