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B) Start at your eyes and separate the hair back to the crown of
the head; clip up one side to start creating the volume you want. 

Be aware of the hair you leave out, you do not want to use the

BOUNCE™

on hair that will show when you are finished. This

will be used to cover the waves created by the 

BOUNCE™

.

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5

Step 4: 

A) Create a V shaped section in your hair by creating a part line 
that separates your hair. 

A

B

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Page 1: ...QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE By Keith Harris I N S T RU C T I O N A L M A N UA L BounceInstructManualF51811 qxd 5 18 11 11 59 AM Page 1...

Page 2: ...rtant Safety Instructions 02 Operating Instructions 03 Quick Reference Guide 04 Tips User Maintenance Instructions 09 a Cleaning and Care 09 b Storage 09 c Disposal 09 BounceInstructManualF51811 qxd 5...

Page 3: ...with certain disabilities 3 Use this appliance only for its intended use as described in this manual 4 Never use if it has a damaged cord or plug if it is not working properly or if it has been dropp...

Page 4: ...setting that is most suited to your hair LOW setting is most suitable for thin hair while HIGH setting is suitable for thick hair For First time users it is advisable to start at a lower temperature...

Page 5: ...u normally would For example curl or flat iron your hair to your liking Do not add gels or sprays at the root s of your hair Step 3 Plug in the BOUNCE and set the temperature switch to the setting tha...

Page 6: ...leave out you do not want to use the BOUNCE on hair that will show when you are finished This will be used to cover the waves created by the BOUNCE QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE 5 Step 4 A Create a V shaped...

Page 7: ...oid contact with the hot tool A B Lift the section of hair upward at a right angle from the head or higher and hold tightly Place the hair in the BOUNCE close and hold for a couple of seconds move the...

Page 8: ...pleted your first section You will see the volume you created instantly It is important to work in small sections for optimal results C D Leave a 2 inch area to hide the wave formation created by the...

Page 9: ...the process described in Step 5 and Step 6 for remainder of the hair A B Side is complete Remember to leave enough hair in the clip to cover the waves from the BOUNCE B Step 8 Move to the other side...

Page 10: ...ing or straining cord especially at plug connection Disposal Appliance that has come to the end of its service life must undergo proper disposal in accordance with the law Plastics and electronic part...

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