Clamp a small section near the root, rotate the tool a half-turn, and glide to the ends. For tighter curls, use smaller sections and a slower pass.

Use GLIDE only on dry hair. Rough-dry first with the Airflow — Ionic Dryer until hair is 80–90% dry, then smooth with GLIDE.

Start low and increase as needed: fine/fragile 250–300°F (120–150°C), normal 300–365°F (150–185°C), coarse/curly 365–410°F (185–210°C).

Yes, if they’re 100% human hair. Avoid synthetic fibers and keep heat away from adhesive bonds. Always test a low setting first.

Lift hair at the root with a round brush while using the dryer’s concentrator; finish with a cool shot to set the lift.

Yes—make sure hair is dry, then use a lower heat setting and smaller sections for quick refreshes.

GLIDE smooths and straightens; it isn’t a detangling brush. Detangle first to protect hair and bristles.

Always. A lightweight heat protectant helps reduce heat stress and adds shine.

Yes—when used on the lowest effective heat, with heat protectant, and without repeated passes on the same section.

Select tools include auto shut-off after a period of inactivity. Check the product page for the exact timing.

Heat ranges vary by model and are tuned for most hair types. See each product page for the full range/specs.

Airflow — Ionic Dryer uses negative-ion airflow to reduce frizz. Our stylers focus on even, consistent heat (see each product page for tech details).

Some models are dual-voltage (100–240V) and can be used worldwide with a plug adapter; others are single-voltage. Check the product page before travel.

We don’t recommend voltage converters for heat tools—they can damage the device. Use dual-voltage tools with a simple plug adapter instead.