Start by ensuring that your hair is clean, dry, and free of any styling products. This will help to achieve optimal results when using the curling iron. Plug in the curling iron and allow it to heat up to your desired temperature. It is recommended to start with a lower heat setting and increase if needed, especially for fine or delicate hair.

Before using the curling iron, apply a small amount of our Heat Protectant serum to shield your hair from heat damage. Divide your hair into sections using clips or hair ties for easier styling. Take a section of hair and hold the curling iron vertically, with the clamp facing downward.

Open the clamp of the curling iron and place the hair section between the clamp and the barrel. Close the clamp and wrap the hair around the barrel, away from your face, starting from the base and leaving the ends free for a more natural look. Hold the hair around the barrel for a few seconds, then release it gently.

Repeat this process with each section of hair until you achieve the desired amount of curls. For tighter curls, use smaller sections of hair and hold them on the barrel for a longer duration. To create loose waves, use larger sections and hold them for a shorter time.

Once you have finished curling your entire head, allow the curls to cool completely before gently running your fingers through them to loosen and style them as desired. Apply a light hairspray to set the curls and enjoy your beautifully styled hair.

Hair tools can accumulate hair, dust, and product buildup over time. To clean your tool, unplug it and wipe it down with a damp cloth. You can also use a small brush to remove any debris from the crevices.

If you're using a heat styling tool like a flat iron or curling iron, always use a heat protectant spray on your hair before styling. This will help to prevent damage to your hair and your tool.

When you're not using your hair tool, store it in a cool, dry place. Avoid storing it in a damp or humid area, as this can cause rusting and damage.

When you're unplugging your hair tool, gently pull on the plug rather than yanking on the cord. This will help to prevent the cord from getting damaged or frayed.

Some hair tools, like curling irons and flat irons, should not be used on wet hair. Always make sure your hair is completely dry before using any heat styling tools.