1. Taking a fine section of dry hair starting at the base of the head.
2. If required you can spray a light mist of iron oil onto the section     and comb through.
3. Place the PROSTYLE Hairstyling irons as close to the root as     possible and simply glide down the section without stopping.
4. Repeat this process with each section of hair gliding once from     root to ends.

1. For this style we work with one inch sections starting at the nape of the neck.
2. If required you can spray a light mist of iron oil onto the section
3. Wind the first layer of hair around the lower arm of the PROSTYLE     Hairstyling iron to the mid lengths.
4. Close over the iron and work out to the ends and then roll the iron     back towards the root.
5. Working with the next layer, alternate the direction of the     movement by winding each section in this layer around the upper arm of the styling iron.
6. Continue this technique alternating direction with each new layer of hair.
7. Pay particular attention to the top section where care must be taken

1. Starting at the crown, take a small section of dry hair and spray with a light mist of iron oil.
2. Wind this section around your finger to the ends of the hair. Use
     the thumb and index finger of your other hand to hold the     section in place.
3. As you ease out of your finger feed the section of hair into the iron     and hold for 5 to 10 seconds to create glossy, spiral curls.
4. Repeat this process with other small sections of hair.
5. For a longer lasting curl secure each section with a hairpin. Once     each section is secured take out the pins and release the curl, but do not remove the pins till the curl has cooled for a longer lasting effect

1. Start at the sides, simply take a fine section of dry hair and glide the PROSTYLE Hairstyling iron from root to     ends.
2. Spray a light mist of iron oil onto the section.
3. As you work towards the end lift the iron up and out without     stopping to create a contemporary flick.
4. Repeat in this manner throughout the head.
5. To give the look an alternative feel, pick sections at random, push     upwards and press the iron into the mid lengths.