BaByliss PRO 230 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 5

• Press the straightener handles to-
gether, hold to keep the section
in place and slide the straightener
slowly from the roots to the tips.
Repeat again if necessary, then
release the handles.
• For perfect straightening, use the
untangling comb. Your section of
hair can be spread evenly in the
straightener and be untangled
easily. If you do not want to use
the comb, you can remove it by
sliding it off the straighteners.
Wait until the unit has cooled
completely before removing the
comb.
• Take up another section of hair
and carry out the same procedure
until all your hair is straightened.
• Note! When straightening, you
might see some steam. This could
be because of evaporation of the
sebum, some residual hair prod-
ucts (leave-in hair care, hairspray,
etc.) or any water that remains in
your hair.
• Give your hair the final touch.
Set your straightened hair with
a light misting of hairspray or a
little mousse, but certainly do not
brush your hair.
• After use, press the 'I' button and
unplug the unit.
To shape your hair
The BaByliss pro 230 straighten-
ers with digital screen can also be
used to accent certain sections
(fringe, tips turned in or out, etc.)
and lift the roots.
• To lift the roots, take up a sec-
tion and hold it straight out from
your scalp. Then place the unit as
closely as possible to the roots,
close the plates over the section
and rotate the unit to the front
to give maximum volume to the
roots. Hold a few seconds, then
gently straighten from the roots
to the tips.
• To turn the tips under, use as de-
scribed above but turn the unit
under (as you would with a brush
when blow drying). Hold in place
for a few seconds then release.
• To turn your tips out, do the same,
but in the other direction.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
OF YOUR STRAIGHTENER
• Unplug the unit and allow to cool
completely.
• Clean the plates using a soft,
damp cloth, without detergent,
to preserve the optimal quality
of the plates. Do not scratch the
plates.
• Store the straighteners with the
plates pressed together to pro-
tect them.
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