Philips HP4624, Manual

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seconds. You may have to hold the brush in your hair longer for tighter
curls. Less tight curls require less than 8 seconds.
1 Snap the retractable bristle brush onto the appliance (see chapter
‘Preparing for use’).
Divide the hair into locks.
Take a lock of hair and wind it round the brush. Make sure you
wind the end of the lock in the required direction.
Do not wind too much hair round the brush at a time.
Do not wind a lock of hair more than twice round the brush.
The thinner the lock of hair, the tighter the curl becomes.
Make sure the lock of hair is in contact with the barrel of the brush.
Tip: If you wind the hair at right angles to the scalp, you give your hair
optimum lift and volume.
Set the airflow slide switch to the desired setting to switch on the
appliance: (Fig. )
I: gentle warm airflow for easy styling
II: stronger and warmer airflow for fast styling
5 Keep the brush in your hair until the hair is warm to the touch.
6 Set the airflow slide switch to O to switch off the appliance.
7 To remove the brush from your hair, press the bristle retraction
knob (1) and turn the knob anticlockwise (). (Fig. 5)
Let the curls cool down before you comb, brush or finger-comb
the hair to finish your style.
9 When you have finished curling, switch off the appliance and
remove the brush (see chapter ‘Preparing for use’).
shaping your hair
1 Snap the shaping brush onto the appliance (see chapter ‘Preparing
for use’).
Insert the brush pins into your hair until they touch your scalp.
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