Specifications:
- Color: Black & Silver
- Heat Carrier Diameter: 1.5cm/0.59in
- Rate: 50HZ
- Voltage: 220V
- Power: 25W-50W
- Temperature Range: 150℃ ~ 200℃
Features:
- The hair flat iron is biservice, not only can you use this hair flat iron to straighten your hair to make it silkier and softer, but also use this curling iron to curl your hair
- With the smooth surface of the two plates, this hair flat iron can curl out perfect slippery waves
- Two plates of this kind of hair rollers will glide easily across your hair and reduce stress on follicles for improved straightening
- Instant heat recovery system makes sure the heat will be distribute averagely
- Featured with adjustable temperatures and easy gliding plates, this kind of hair rollers helps you to curl or straighten your hair more easily
- This hair flat is safe and convenient to take anywhere
- It is a perfect gift for yourself and the ones who are special to you
Details:
- This special kind of hair rollers is popular with those who are after fashion
- Long power length provide more convenience for you to use this hair flat iron; handle is special designed for antislip
- This kind of hair rollers can be used to straighten your hair, also to curl your hair, showing your charm
- Made of materials of high quality, this hair flat iron is heat-resistant and durable for long time using
- Special protector is designed to protect your hand from heat
Usage:
How to Style Hair With Marcel Curling Irons:
Whether you have hard-to-curl hair, or hair prone to heat damage, the hottest trend in beauty salons across the world is Marcel style curling irons. The irons, made for professionals, are now available for get without a cosmetologist's license
Instructions:
- Decide which type of Marcel curling iron to get. Choose the electric or non-electric type. The electric Marcel curling iron runs on voltage from an outlet, while the non-electric irons require a stove to heat them up
- Take time to learn how to operate the handle. Marcel irons do not have spring loaded handles and don't open with the press of a thumb and snap shut. The entire hand and thumb opens and closes the handle and holds the iron closed over the hair
- Separate a small section of hair, using a comb to straighten the hair and remove any tangles. Pull it through the open iron until the iron is at the end of the hair
- Close the iron around the hair and use your hand to decide how much pressure to use. Remember that the non-electric irons are much hotter and you need to use them with very light pressure and less time than the electric Marcel curling irons
- Roll the hair around the curling iron, keeping the hair flat or twisting it as you roll the hair. Twisting the hair creates a more spiraled look. Slowly pull the iron through the hair, allowing the curl to lie gently and cool
- Finger comb the hair to separate curls and finish with a light finishing spray. Marcel curling irons allow you to enjoy curls that last all day while still leaving your hair with amazing shine
How to Do Spiral Curls Using a Marcel Curling Iron:
The Marcel curling iron was invented in 1875 by a French inventor named Marcel Grateau. Originally a system of irons that hair was wound around to create curly waves, the Marcel iron has come a long way since its original design. Today, the Marcel curling iron remains one of the many useful tools for creating spiral curls
Instructions:
- Test the heat of the iron on a dry towel by holding the iron on the towel for a few seconds. Marcel irons get hotter than typical curling irons. If the towel singes, the iron is too hot to use on hair, so allow it to cool before using it
- Comb out a 2-inch wide section of dry hair about the thickness of a pencil using a fine-toothed comb. Pay attention to remove all kinks and knots from the hair. Using hair clips, hold hair that is not being worked on away from the area you are working with
- Hold the section of hair taut and run the closed iron down the top of the hair to flatten any fly-away hairs. Clamp the tip of the hair into the base of the iron. Wrap the rest of the length of hair around the barrel of the iron, gradually going up the length of the barrel until you reach the scalp and hold for a few seconds
- Release the hair by sliding the barrel away from the hair until you reach the clamped end of hair and open the clamp to release it. If the hair has achieved the desired level of curl, coil the hair and pin it against the scalp with a bobby pin. If not, rewrap the hair onto the iron and hold for a few seconds longer
- Repeat combing, wrapping, releasing and coiling the hair until the entire head has been curled. Remove all of the bobby pins and style your hair as desired, using fingers to separate and tease the curls. Spray with hairspray to keep in place
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