Half Up-Do Wedding Hair 50 cm Light Grey

How to attach the Hair Curler 38 mm to your base:

1. Hold the Interchangeable Hair Styling Tool Base and turn the locking knob anti-clockwise so that the arrow points to the unlocked padlock icon.

2. Place the Hair Curler 38 mm in the base by following the pattern in the base.

3. Check that the cylinder is securely connected to the base, then turn the locking knob clockwise so that the arrow points to the locked padlock icon.

4. Switch on the heating tool by holding the start button for 2 - 3 seconds.

5. Set the desired temperature by clicking on the start button.

6. The display flashes during heating. When the desired temperature is reached, the display stops flashing.

7. The curling iron is now ready for use. The tool will automatically switch off after 60 minutes.

8. Divide the hair into sections. Start with the lower hair and work your way up.

9. Spray the hair with heat protection and curl one loop at a time.

Choose curling technique

Classic curls

Place the curling iron at the root of the hair loop and wrap the hair around the cylinder, all the way down to the top. Hold for 5 - 10 seconds and gently release. Let the hair cool and then comb through with your fingers or a wide-toothed comb. Fix with hairspray.

Tip! Curl the hair loops in different directions for extra volume.

Natural waves

Place the curling iron a few centimetres from the root of the loop. Wrap part of the hair around the barrel but leave the top out. Hold for a few seconds and then release the hair. Let the hair cool and then comb through with your fingers or a wide-toothed comb. Fix with hairspray.

Beach waves with curling iron

Place the curling iron a few centimetres from the top of the loop and secure with the clip. Twist the hair by turning the curling iron 1 - 2 turns in a vertical position. Then wrap the hair around the cylinder and hold for 5 - 10 seconds. Gently release the hair. Let the hair cool and then comb through with your fingers or a wide-toothed comb. Fix with hairspray.

The Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act (ElektroG) contains various requirements regarding the handling of electrical and electronic devices. Below, we have summarized the most important points.

1. Separate Collection of Waste Equipment

Electrical and electronic devices that have become waste are referred to as waste equipment. Waste equipment must not be disposed of with household waste but instead must be collected separately through special collection and return systems.

2. Options for Returning Waste Equipment

Owners of waste equipment from private households can dispose of these items free of charge at the collection points of public waste disposal authorities or at the collection points set up by manufacturers or distributors in accordance with the ElektroG.

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Additionally, there is an option for free return at distributor collection points, regardless of purchasing a new device, for waste equipment that does not exceed 25 centimeters in any external dimension. This is limited to three waste devices per type.

3. Batteries, Accumulators, and Lamps

Owners of waste equipment containing old batteries, accumulators, or lamps that can be removed without destruction should, as a rule, separate these components from the waste equipment before disposal at a collection point. This does not apply if the waste equipment is being prepared for reuse by a public waste disposal authority.

4. Meaning of the "Crossed-Out Wheelie Bin" Symbol

The symbol of a crossed-out wheelie bin, which is regularly displayed on electrical and electronic devices, indicates that the respective device must be collected separately from unsorted municipal waste at the end of its lifecycle.