What is the correct setting for the hair comb?
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It all depends on the person. You would need to turn the nob to see what frequency is best for that person. I would start low then move accordingly.
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I've actually never used the hair comb but I would assume just like the facial wands you should start low and get a feel for how your skin reacts and adjust to your own needs. It should stimulate not feel like it stings (as the uber high setting does on my skin).
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I don't know what the recommended setting is, but I use it on close to high and have actually noticed hair growth where my hair is thinning. Hopes this helps
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The comb gets to a high temperature of 430 degrees Fahrenheit. It works fine for me. I have fairly thick medium textured hair. I'm of African descent and I use this on the occasion when I want to wear my hair in a straighten style.
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to HeyImWade. i can't figure out just what you mean. do me a favor and reword you question and i'll do my best to help you. i will explain how i use the #10 comb. with the comb that came with my clipper, i remove the comb i was using and the #10 comb snaps on the clippers by its self and it will leave your hair 1&1/4 long and i found it to cut my hair the perfect length for me. if i can help further, please ask and i'll do my best.
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on the backside of each comb there are two metal hooks attached to a metal plate. Insert them into the back bottom side of the blade and push the comb forward towards the cutting edge of the blade then hook the comb's notch in place over cutting edge of blade. Make sure that each teeth of the comb is aligned evenly with blade. Turn on clippers and start cutting. Let me know if this helps.
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The multiple settings makes this perfect for any hair type. It dries well with out damaging ends. I would use the thin directional nozel with a straight brush and a good hair straightening product.
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Tease your hair and spray with light hold spray. I use Suave Touchable Finish in the silver bottle. Stick the combs in while it's wet so it can set. Be sure they are clicked shut. I use them for warrior ponytails for tribal fusion dance so I put it in a donut accessories and secure with a scrunchy. Hang on clips in the closet for storage.
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Hi, so sorry for the delay!!! The hair dryer has the following settings: Off, low, high. I'd rather have low, med, high, but this does work well enough. Hope this helps!!
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Maybe I'm breaking the rules, but I use a med/low heat and hi blow setting and it works great for me. Maybe there is the minutest amount of hair separation that would not have happened if I had used it on cold (and taken FOREVER to dry it), but my curls always come out pretty tight and neat.
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You should go up against the direction of the hair. The instruction is in the box
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It goes from 170° F to 400° F. It gets hot immediately and the led light flashes red when its ready(in a matter of seconds) if you drop the temperature down in the dial, the led light will flash green because its cooling off. Then it will turn red again at that setting. I always use It on the 260° because Its better for the hair but you will take alot longer to do your hair. The dial makes It very customizable for yiur hair. Hope I answered your questions :)
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I brush mine with a wide-toothed comb, very gently working my way from half way down the length all the way to the tips. The waves react surprisingly well to being brushed, as long as you're not forceful. I haven't flat-ironed this piece yet with the exception of some light work on the bangs, but overall I wouldn't want to risk sacrificing any of the volume.
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Hi Christina, Yes there is a cool setting. You can set it on low, medium, or hot. For the air blowing pressure, there are only 2 settings high and low. I hope this helps with your choice. I love this dryer especially since I stopped relaxing my hair and started taking better care of my hair. I use the cool setting mostly to not damage my hair.
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You fit the comb, whichever size comb you want for the length of hair you desire, over a #30 blade on your clippers. I use a #30 blade because of it's sharpness. Technically, it doesn't matter what size the blade is because the combs determine the hair length, but a #30 is more effective when used with combs.
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Yes, in my opinion. I have very fine hair myself, but lots of it.I leave it on the lowest setting (235f) and it works just fine.
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The low (1) setting is cool enough that I can touch it with my callused fingertips and not feel the heat. The high (25) will burn hair without a protectant of some kind. I used Paul Mitchell's heat protector spray. I didn't use any setting lower than 12 on the finest hair, and I used tons of hairspray (one squirt while the hair was still on the barrel and another after I unwound the hair and glitter spray on top of that) to keep the curls through 2 shows a day. I hope this helps.
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First wash hair a few times with clarifying shampoo. Towel dry. Comb hair.Part hair in 4 sections. Starting at nape of neck, section hair by 1/8 inch sections apply keratin treatment on wet hair. Once whole head is done comb through to remove excess.Blow dry on high with medium heat.Take 1/8 inch sections of hair and with a flat iron set to 430 degrees pass over each section about 5 times to set in treatment. Depending on thickness and length you may need more than 4oz of product.
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The comb tips are rounded. I would just say it's just fair at getting under your nose. I always just shave right under my nose with my regular razor.