OPERATING THE
PROFESSIONAL
STRAIGHTENER
When used correctly, the
Professional Straightener will
help you to achieve the latest
fashionable styles. With this
salon-quality tool, you will be
able to style your hair from curly
to sleek and straight in no time!
BEFORE STYLING THE HAIR
IMPORTANT:
Before styling,
ensure that the hair is clean, dry
and tangle-free.
We do not recommend using
styling products in the hair prior
to straightening. Some products
are flammable and will cause the
hair to stick to the Straightening
Plates. Build up from products
will coat the Straightening Plates
and prevent the hair from passing
through smoothly. Use styling/
shine products after the hair is
straightened.
You may notice a metallic
smell the first time using the
Straightener, this is normal and
will cease with use.
Please make sure hands are clean,
free of styling products and dry
before using the Straightener.
PROFESSIONAL
STRAIGHTENER OPERATION
CAUTION:
Do not rest
Straightener on its side.
CAUTION:
NEVER leave the
Straightener ON and unattended.
WARNING:
Finger Pads may
become hot during use. Do not
touch for long periods of time
while styling hair.
DUAL VOLTAGE:
This appliance
utilizes a positive temperature
coefficient (PTC) heating element
and operates over a range of
voltages.
Confirm the voltage available at
each location before using the
appliance.
For connection to a 240-volt
supply or above, use an
attachment plug adaptor (not
included) of the proper
configuration for the power
supply receptacle.
ATTENTION:
Slide the Travel Lock
to the open position before using.
The Travel Lock is not to be used
while straightening the hair.
1. Plug the Power Cord into a
120V AC outlet. The red
POWER ON Light will
illuminate.
2. Press the ON/OFF Switch to the
ON position. The green HEAT
Light will illuminate.
3. It will take approximately 2
minutes for the Straightener to
heat up.
4. Do not force the Straightener
through the hair; Take smaller
sections.
5. When straightening is
complete, press the ON/OFF
Switch to OFF. Unplug unit.
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