UNDERSTANDING THE
CORRECT HEAT SETTING FOR
YOUR HAIR TYPE
1. There are 2 temperature settings to
select from – “I” low and “II” high.
Use the guide below to find the correct
temperature setting for your hair type
and desired style. We recommend you
always start with a lower temperature
and increase if required.
IMPORTANT!
The firmness of the curl is determined by
several factors – heat up time, best roller
selection and the length of time the roller is
left in the hair.
HAIR TYPE
Fine, delicate fragile hair
Colour treated or highlighted
hair
Average, normal hair
Thick, hard to style hair
RECOMMENDED
TEMPERATURE SETTING
I
II
HOW TO USE YOUR NEW
STYLING TOOL
1. A plastic cover has been placed over the
plug to protect it during transportation.
Remove the plastic cover from the plug
before use.
2. Place the hot roller set on a firm, flat
surface. With lid closed and all rollers in
place, plug into a suitable power outlet.
3.
Once plugged in, select the required
temperature setting by switching the
power switch to the “I” or “II” position.
The red indicator light will then illuminate
to indicate that the rollers are heating up.
IMPORTANT!
When rollers are heating up, always have
the lids closed, as this will provide the
fastest, most efficient heat up. When
removing rollers to place in the hair, the
lids must always be open (both sides of the
lid). Leaving the lids closed when rollers are
missing will cause the lids to melt. Take
extra caution when heating up the appliance
when rollers are missing.
4.
Allow the rollers to heat up for
approximately 5-10 minutes after
switching the unit on. At this time
the rollers have reached the optimum
temperature and you can begin styling
your hair.
CAUTION:
When using rollers, your hair
should be clean, dry and free from knots
and tangles. Hair can be slightly damp, but
never wet.
WHICH ROLLER SIZE TO USE
ROLLER
SIZE
Jumbo - 30mm
Large – 25mm
Medium – 20m
Small – 14mm
RESULT /
DESIRED
STYLE
Use on medium
to long hair
to create
voluptuous curls
with full, extra
volume.
Use on medium
to long hair to
create a looser
curl, yet bouncy
and full.
Use on short to
medium hair to
create loose,
wavy curls.
Use on short hair to
create fullness and a
tight curl. Tight curls
can be used at the
nape of the neck,
and used to frame
your face.
