2 Divide the hair into locks.
3 Take a lock of hair and wind it round the brush. Make sure the
end of the lock is wound in the required direction (fig. 4).
- Do not wind too much hair around the brush at a time.
- The thinner the lock of hair, the tighter the curl will be.
- Do not wind a lock of hair more than twice round the brush.
- Make sure the lock of hair is in contact with the barrel of the brush.
◗ If you wind the hair at right angles to the scalp, you will give your
hair optimum lift and volume.
1 Switch the appliance on by selecting setting ~ or 6.
2 Keep the brush in your hair until the hair is warm to the touch.
3 Switch the appliance off and remove the brush from your hair by
pushing and turning the bristle retraction knob in the direction of
the arrows (fig. 5).
◗ As soon as the hair feels dry, you can fix your style by means of
the cool airflow.Set the side to setting 6 (blue) to cool down
and fix the curls (fig. 6).
4 If you have not used the cool airflow,let the curls cool down
before combing, brushing or finger-combing the hair to finish your
style (fig. 7).
Making waves in long hair
1 Take the ends of a lock of hair and wind them round the
retractable bristle brush in the desired direction.
2 Switch the appliance on by selecting setting ~ or 6.
3 As soon as the hair is warm to the touch, switch the appliance off
and carefully remove the brush from your hair by pushing and
turning the bristle retraction knob.
◗ You can finish off by directing a cool airflow at the hair.
4 Let the waves cool down before combing, brushing or finger-
combing the hair to finish your style (fig. 8).
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