Hair styling tutorials

See the video from Kyra Steggink below. Key tips:

• Always use good products: shampoo, conditioner, heat protector and volume mousse
• Start on towel-dried hair (not soaking wet!)
• Work in small sections
• Let curls/waves cool down completely using the coolshot function to lock them in
• Finish with a light hairspray for extra hold

My blowout falls flat after a few hours: what am I doing wrong? This is often caused by:

• Hair too wet when styling (should be towel-dried)
• No coolshot used to lock in the style
• Too little volume mousse or styling products
• Hair not styled fully dry

1. Blow-dry nozzle For fast drying and straight hair. Aim the airflow section by section at your hair. Ideal for getting your hair 80% dry before you start styling.

2. AirWrap Curl Brushes (L & R) For curls and waves. Hold a section (max. 3cm) for 10-15 seconds, the Coanda airflow automatically wraps your hair around the brush. Alternate both directions for a natural result. Lock in with coolshot.

3. Thermal Brush For voluminous blowouts. Brush from root to tip, turning the ends inward or outward. Hold for 5-10 seconds per section and finish with coolshot.

4. Flat Blow-Dry Brush For sleek, straight hair. Brush in one smooth motion from root to tip. The ion technology prevents frizz and gives a glossy finish.

5. Diffuser For natural curls. Place your hair in the diffuser at your scalp and move minimally. Dries curls without disturbing them for a defined, frizz-free result.

Yes, but towel-dried is ideal. Soaking wet hair takes too long and can damage your hair through excessive heat exposure.

• Fine/damaged hair: Low to medium setting
• Normal hair: Medium setting
• Thick/coarse hair: Medium to high setting

Always start lower and increase if needed: better safe than damaged hair!

Essential:

• Heat protector (always!)
• Volume mousse for body and hold
• Good shampoo & conditioner for healthy hair

Optional but recommended:

• Texturizing spray for extra grip
• Finishing spray for long-lasting hold

Should I always use heat protector? Yes, absolutely! Heat protector protects your hair against heat damage up to 230°C and gives a better styling result. Spray it on towel-dried hair before use.

ps. we're working on developing a heat protector tailored to our tools and developed to the highest quality standards.

• Sleek & straight: Flat blow-dry brush
• Volume: Thermal brush
• Curls & waves: AirWrap curl brushes (L+R)
• Natural curls: Diffuser
• Fast drying: Blow-dry nozzle

Pro tip: Always start with the blow-dry nozzle to get your hair 80% dry, then switch to your preferred styling attachment for the best result!