BaByliss ST27 Wet N’ Dry Bedienungsanleitung Seite 6

ENGLISH
ST27 Wet N' Dry STRAIGH-
TENERS
Straighten and sculpt your hair ful-
ly! No longer any need to wait until
your hair is completely dry. Thanks
to the exclusive Wet N' Dry evapo-
ration system, from now on you
can use your straightener on damp
hair. By using the dampness in
your hair, you can straighten more
deeply and thus obtain results that
are even softer and silkier, and a
hold that is even longer lasting.
Created using Sol-Gel nanotech-
nology, the straightener heating
plates have a new Ceramic and
Titanium micro-particle coating.
Thanks to this technology, the pla-
tes are smoother and they guaran-
tee perfect glide to respect your
hair even more.
FEATURES
• Use on dry or damp hair
• Plates with Ceramic Titanium coa-
ting (mm width)
• Exclusive evaporation system
• 5 setting temperature control
(from 10°C to 10°C)
• Instant heat up
• On/off switch with indicator light
• Turbo function with indicator
light
• Automatic shut-off
• Swivel cord
USE
Before using, read the safety pre-
cautions at the end of the booklet.
To straighten your hair
• Before straightening, wash and
towel dry your hair then comb
through with a large-tooth comb
to untangle.
• Divide your hair into sections. Lift
the upper sections using clips so
that you can work with the sec-
tions underneath.
• Plug in the BaByliss ST7 Wet N'
Dry and push the 'I' button. The
red indicator light comes on and
will start to flash. The first time
you use the unit, you may notice a
little steam and a particular odor:
this is common and will disappear
the next time you use it.
• Select the desired temperature
using the temperature control.
Generally, we recommend the
unit be set to a lower tempera-
ture for fine, bleached and/or da-
maged hair, and a higher tempe-
rature for curly, thick and/or diffi-
cult to style hair. Every hair type is
different, so we recommend you
use position 1 the first time you
straighten. You can gradually in-
crease the setting gradually over
the next uses if necessary. Use the
table below as a guide :
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