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Hair Types

The way you use your InStyler depends on what type of hair you have. You’ll get 

the most out of your InStyler if you use the techniques best suited to your hair type.

The four main types of hair are:

1. 

Fine

 - Set the InStyler at Low to Medium heat setting. With fine hair, you 

should only need 1 to 2 passes with the InStyler to achieve your desired 

results.

2. 

Medium or Normal

 - Set your InStyler to the Medium to High heat setting. 

You should only need 1 to 2 passes with the InStyler to achieve your desired 

results.

3. 

Thick or Coarse

 - Set your InStyler at the highest heat setting and style as 

desired. With coarse hair, 2 to 3 passes with the InStyler should be enough 

to set your style.

4. 

Wet Hair (towel dry)

 - For wet hair, use the appropriate heat setting to dry 

while styling. 

Don’t rush!

 Remember to 

Take your time and move slowly through the hair.

NOTE: For color treated hair, we also recommend a lightweight shampoo and a 

light leave-in conditioner.

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Volumizing products can be used to hold the style.

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To hold your style, end with a professional light finishing spray.

• 

Although the InStyler uses less heat than other hair appliances, 

 

we recommend using thermal protectant products before use.

The Basics - 

Preparation for all hair types.

 

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Before using your InStyler, you should always start with 

clean hair.

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You should also 

detangle

 first with a brush, and all sections should be 

combed out for optimal results and shine.

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Sections of hair to be styled should be no wider than the length of the InStyler 

barrel. We recommend starting with 

2.5cm to 7.5cm sections at a time

 for 

whichever style you want to achieve.

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Style the under layers of your hair first.

 After under layers are completed, 

style your top layers.

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You may use any 

salon quality

 styling product with your InStyler, however we 

do not recommend the use of any oil-based products with your InStyler.

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For better hold, you can use your favorite light styling spray on each section of 

hair before using your InStyler.  

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Go Slowly!

 The most important lesson is to glide the InStyler 

slowly.

  Don’t 

worry if you see “steam” coming off of your hair when using your InStyler. This 

is not the result of any damage to the hair, it is simply excess moisture that is 

evaporating.

Summary of Contents for Wet 2 Dry

Page 1: ...InStyler Wet 2 Dry Rotating Iron USER MANUAL IMPORTANT For best results go to www myinstyler com for Video Tips Techniques...

Page 2: ...ING 2 DO NOT USE WHILE BATHING OR SHOWERING 3 DO NOT place or store InStyler Rotating Iron where it can fall or be pulled into a tub toilet or sink or any other water source 4 DO NOT use InStyler Rota...

Page 3: ...EVER drop or insert any object into any opening or hole on The InStyler Rotating Iron 9 DO NOT operate outdoors or where aerosol spray products are being used or where oxygen is being administered 10...

Page 4: ...ugged in 23 Close supervision is necessary when this appliance is used by on or near children or individuals with certain disabili ties or special needs 24 Always store this appliance and cord in a mo...

Page 5: ...r the crackle sound That s the sound of water evaporating off the barrel and it means that the InStyler Wet 2 Dry is working as it is supposed to Experiment with it and be creative You will quickly se...

Page 6: ...4 Things You Must Know About Your InStyler Wet 2 Dry 1 Towel Dry Try to get your hair as dry as possible with a towel before you begin Use the appropriate heat setting to dry while styling see p 9 fo...

Page 7: ...will flash while reaching heat once the temperature is reached the LED bars will stay lit Towel Dry the hair thoroughly first Hair can then be styled as normal on the appropriate heat setting while st...

Page 8: ...is facing out 4 Once it is snapped in place you can use your InStyler as you normally would Removing Your Thermal Guard Training Aid 5 Before removing Thermal Guard make sure the barrel of the unit i...

Page 9: ...can be used to hold the style To hold your style end with a professional light finishing spray Although the InStyler uses less heat than other hair appliances we recommend using thermal protectant pro...

Page 10: ...de through it Let the InStyler do the work For straightening damp hair glide the InStyler Wet 2 Dry once to dry then once more to straighten Straightening 1 Section your hair using a sectioning comb 2...

Page 11: ...oned over the section of hair 2 Slowly glide the InStyler down through the hair section from the roots to the ends see illustration 3 Near the end of the hair section rotate your wrist so the InStyler...

Page 12: ...s with the barrel side facing your scalp see illustration 3 Gently close the InStyler onto the section of hair Rotate your wrist slightly to ensure the ends of your hair are included 4 Let the InStyle...

Page 13: ...around the barrel down to the root 2 Place the InStyler barrel directly over the root close the unit and let the barrel rotate for a few seconds see illustration 3 Open the InStyler and let the hair...

Page 14: ...he unit forward towards your forehead To boost the volume on the sides and back of the head gather a section of hair and push the InStyler upwards towards the crown of your head Gently pull the InStyl...

Page 15: ...Also keep in mind to put as little tension as possible on the barrel This will help keep frizz to a minimum If you re still not get ting the desired results you may need to dry hair a bit more before...

Page 16: ...st a byproduct of evaporation Can I use my InStyler with real human hair extensions A Yes Make sure you start with your InStyler below where the extension is attached to your natural hair Do not pull...

Page 17: ...brushes The plate automatically adjusts allow ing the hair to have more consistent contact with the barrel without having to grip the unit so tightly The result is less frizz and smoother shinier hai...

Page 18: ...t resistant nylon What is the power of the InStyler A The 32mm InStyler 120V 60Hz 50 Watts The 19mm InStyler is 120V 60Hz 35 Watts How do I turn the InStyler on A Check to make sure your InStyler is p...

Page 19: ...disconnect it from the power source and make sure it has completely cooled Wipe the outside surface only with a soft damp cloth Be sure to wring out all excess water before applying it to the InStyler...

Page 20: ...l Rights Reserved InStyler and InStyler logo are registered trademarks of Tr Milano LLC Illustrations by Renee Reeser Zelnick Join our community for updated tips tricks videos and special product offe...

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