USING YOUR STRAIGHTENER:
1.
Your exclusive Morphy Richards Straightening Kit includes the straightener, Mark Hill Heat
Protection spray, finishing spray, heat proof mat and stylish storage tin. Whilst hair is still
damp, spray liberally with the Mark Hill Heat Protection spray. Dry hair thoroughly and brush
your hair through using the paddle brush. Use sectioning clips to clip sections of your hair
out of the way while you straighten.
2.
The heat-proof mat is designed to protect surfaces from heat damage and to wrap your
straighteners once the power has been switched off. Once cooled down your straighteners
and accessories can all be stored in the stylish tin included.
3.
Choose either setting I or II dependent on the temperature you require. The temperature you
need will depend on the thickness of your hair and the result you want to achieve. Setting ‘I’
is the lowest, ‘II’ the highest. The red indicator light will illuminate when you select the heat
setting required. Once the straightener has reached a temperature suitable for use, the light
will begin to flash. This usually takes less than one minute.
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Ensure your hair is thoroughly dry before you begin styling – this will avoid damage to
the hair.
4.
Divide your hair into sections, brushing each section thoroughly.
5.
Clamp a section of the hair between the straightening plates, as close to the roots
as possible. Gently slide the straightener down your hair shaft to the ends. For more
difficult sections of hair, you may need to repeat this. Avoid leaving your hair clamped inside
the straightener for more than a few seconds, as this could cause unnecessary damage to
the cuticle.
6.
To create movement in the hair, use your wrist to shape the ends either inwards our outwards
depending on the style you wish to achieve.
7.
Repeat on all sections of the hair.
8.
Clean your straightener regularly for best results. Always do this when the straightener is
switched off and has cooled down.
WIRING
The product is fitted with a 13A (BS1363) plug. A 3A fuse (BS1362) must be used. Check the
voltage on the rating plate of your appliance corresponds with your house electricity supply which
must be AC (Alternating Current). If the socket outlets in your home are not suitable for the plug
supplied with this appliance the plug should be removed and an appropriate one fitted.
IMPORTANT: THE PLUG, REMOVED FROM THE MAINS LEAD, IF SEVERED, MUST BE
DESTROYED AS A PLUG WITH BARED FLEXIBLE CORD IS HAZARDOUS IF
ENGAGED INTO A LIVE SOCKET OUTLET.
