I only used about 4 times ...bought September 19th, 2014. Used once to try to straighten all of my hair and other 3 times just for bangs. Works great just dont have time to straigten my naturally curly hair! Contains iron, box, instructions & holster.$85 Wolcott What is it: CHI Smart combines the superior glide and even heating of titanium plates with the hair-smoothing benefits of ceramic heating technology, which helps to seal the hair cuticle for soft, shiny, silky results. Its curved edges help achieve a multitude of glamorous styles. Straighten and smooth, create curls, waves, and flips, even add beautiful volume, either at home or on the go. Who is it for: All hair types and styles, from thin to thick/coarse. Best for use with hair that is at least 1 long. Why is it different: A digital control allows you to set the correct temperature for straight hair in one pass based on your hair type--lower heat settings for fine hair; higher heat settings for thick hair. The iron keeps a consistent temperature with a 15-second recovery time. The Hot Iron Holster is convenient for storing hot curling or flat irons. It clings to any smooth surface, saving valuable space. The heat-resistant pocket neatly holds your tools while theyre heating up, during styling, and while theyre cooling down. How do I use it: To straighten, divide hair into 1 sections. Place your CHI Smart iron at the root of your hair, closing it lightly. Glide the iron slowly from roots to ends. Repeat for each section. To flip, place your CHI Smart iron at mid-shaft and slowly rotate iron away from your body. Repeat for remaining sections. Comb or brush gently to blend sections together. To ribbon or curl: the size of hair section determines the tightness of the curl. For loose curls use larger sections and for tighter curls use smaller sections. Place the iron at the root of hair, lightly close, pull iron two inches from scalp. Take the end of your hair strand and wrap it under and around the iron. Gently pull and rotate the iron until you have reached the end of your sectioned hair to create a ribboning effect. The slower the pull, the better the result. Repeat for remaining sections. For looser curls, gently brush through. Start at the root and brush backwards. From CHI Smart.
Posted on: Sat, 27 Dec 2014 12:36:23 +0000
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