The Remington Twisters Curling Iron was designed to allow you to create the perfect curls with ease. There's no guesswork involved. An attached spiral path encloses over the conventional curling iron to shape the curls for you. This allows you to create curls faster and keep them longer.
Instructions
1. Apply mousse throughout your hair. It is best to start with dry, freshly washed hair. Rub the mousse between the palms of your hands. Use your fingertips to brush through your hair, evenly distributing the mousse. Start at your roots and work your way down the strands of your hair.
2. Section your hair for easier handling. Separate the bottom layers of your from the top, much like a half ponytail. Use a hair clip to hold the bottom layers in place. Create two more sections with the remaining hair, making sure to separate the hair at your natural part. Put a hair clip or two in each section.
3. Curl your hair with the Remington Twister Curling Iron. This curling iron is much like a conventional curling iron, except that it has a spiral enclosure that twists around the curling iron to create a perfect spiral curl. Start from the bottom section of your hair and work your way up. Remove the clip from the bottom section and gather a piece of hair you'd like to curl. Once the curling iron has heated up, squeeze the attachment on the handle to open the curling iron, as you would on a conventional curling iron. Place your hair within the two arms and allow the curling iron to close. Slide the curling iron down to the last inch of you hair. Once your hair is properly set within the curling iron, roll the iron up your hair, following the attached spiral path for perfect curls. Continue, until you have curled all of your hair.
4. Apply hairspray throughout your curls for all day hold. Hold the hairspray can approximately 6 inches away from your head and move left to right as you spray. To ensure your curls hold their shape, scrunch your curls with one hand as you hair spray with the other.
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