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HairTypes
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.
Thethreemaintypesofhairare:
1. Fine-SettheInStyleratLowtoMediumheatsetting.Withnehair,youshouldonlyneed
1 to 2 passes with the InStyler to achieve your desired results.
2. MediumorNormal - 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. ThickorCoarse - Set your InStyler at the highest heat setting and style as desired.
Withcoarsehair,2to3passeswiththeInStylershouldbeenoughtosetyourstyle.
Don’trush! Remember to Takeyourtimeandmoveslowlythroughthehair.
NOTE: For color treated hair, we also recommend a lightweight shampoo and a light
leave-in conditioner.
• Volumizing products can be used to hold the style.
• To hold your style, end with a professional light nishing spray.
• Although the InStyler uses less heat than other hair appliances, we recommend using
thermal protectant products before use.
¾ in. (19mm) InStyler Rotating Iron
TheBasics-Preparation for all hair types.
• Before using your InStyler, you should always start with clean,dryhair.
• You should also detangle rst with a brush, and all sections should be combed out for
optimal results and shine.
• Sections of hair to be styled should be no wider than the length of the InStyler barrel.
Werecommendstartingwith2.5cmto7.5cm(1to3inch)sectionsatatime for which-
ever style you want
to achieve.
• Styletheunderlayersofyourhairrst. After under layers are completed, style your
top layers.
• 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.
• For better hold, you can use your favorite light styling spray on each section of hair before
using your InStyler.
• GoSlowly! 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 product that is evaporating from the hair shaft.