Philips HP4611/00 User Manual page 9

You can leave the appliance switched on while you put the rollers
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in your hair.
5 Make sure the hair is clean, dry and tangle-free. Divide the hair into
sections.
6 Take a lock of hair and comb it through. You can use a little bit of
hairspray for better fixation.
Take locks with a width of approx. 4cm for the big rollers, approx. 3cm for
the medium rollers and approx. 2cm for the small rollers.
7 Put on the gloves to prevent burning your fingers.
8 Take the end of the lock and start winding the lock round the
roller. Make sure the end of the lock is wound in the required
direction.
Always hold the rollers by the plastic rim, because the other parts of the
rollers are hot.
Usually the small rollers are used on the sides of the head and the large
rollers on top of the head.
9 Wind the roller towards the scalp, maintaining an even tension.
10 Fix the roller. Use the metal pins to fix the small and medium
rollers and use the butterfly clips to fix the large rollers (Fig. 1).
11 Continue with the rest of the hair. Always take locks of the
appropriate width for the rollers.
1 Leave the rollers in the hair until the hair has completely cooled
down.
You can use a hairdryer for additional heat. This speeds up the curling
process.
1 Remove the rollers from the hair. First remove the clip or pin and
then carefully unwind the lock of hair to remove the roller.
1 Do not comb or brush the hair after styling, as this destroys the
curls. Just run your fingers through the curls to divide them into
smaller strings and to get the most natural effect.
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