In what motion should you brush with this? In a downward motion only starting from the top of your head?
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If you have longer hair, you should detangle it prior to brushing as boar hair brushes are not used to detangle due to the density of the bristles, nor should they be used on wet hair. Then simply brush from the scalp to the tips of your hair, whichever direction that might be.
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I agree with other posters. My hair reaches to my waist. I start the roller about halfway down the section of hair, roll the ends and leave plenty of foam roller to also then roll up to the scalp. BE SURE you are steaming the plastic covers, and I always shake them quickly before I put them on, to pop off any condensation that has accumulated because those drops will cause the curl to not take. I also start at the crown doing the three front pieces framing my face first and then before unrolling I take off those 3 curlers shields, steam them again and put them on again and then remove them last. Just my way of getting the pieces that frame my face to be as nice as possible! I agree with other posters. My hair reaches to my waist. I start the roller about halfway down the section of hair, roll the ends and leave plenty of foam roller to also then roll up to the scalp. BE SURE you are steaming the plastic covers, and I always shake them quickly before I put them on, to pop off any condensation that has accumulated because those drops will cause the curl to not take. I also start at the crown doing the three front pieces framing my face first and then before unrolling I take off those 3 curlers shields, steam them again and put them on again and then remove them... » Read More I agree with other posters. My hair reaches to my waist. I start the roller about halfway down the section of hair, roll the ends and leave plenty of foam roller to also then roll up to the scalp. BE SURE you are steaming the plastic covers, and I always shake them quickly before I put them on, to pop off any condensation that has accumulated because those drops will cause the curl to not take. I also start at the crown doing the three front pieces framing my face first and then before unrolling I take off those 3 curlers shields, steam them again and put them on again and then remove them last. Just my way of getting the pieces that frame my face to be as nice as possible! « Show Less
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I put the right amount on a small dispossable plastic receipent and from there, I use the brush. Remember that you have to apply it fast and use a chronometre in order to avoid accidents or undesirable effects.
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HI that is a good question, no one has asked that before... I am a Physical Therapist so I would say the head should be on the higher end, dont want the head lower than the body....
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what ever you don't put hair products in the wig but i find it helpful to take a wet comb and start from the bottom and slowly brush. Start with short streaks and when the bottom is smooth slowly start to move up he ponytail. also when doing this grasp the clip hard or clip it to your hand so the wig won't go any where. Hope it works for you. Good Luck!! (:
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Start from the bottom working your way up, then take a strand by strand of hair starting at the top of scalp(carefull not to close) wrapit around as your going down towwards the tip hold for a few seconds, not even half a secound. Iron tends to get to hot.
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This wig is very easy to brush. I would lie it on a flat surface like the bed and brush it with a looper brush or wig brush, starting at the ends.
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Usually with one of the brushes used to apply hair dye, then comb it through. I start at the bottom and do layer by layer. I find I need to fully saturate my hair in order for it to work.
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In a low-backed chair I hold onto both handles, lean forward slightly after turning the machine on, bring it over my head and place it where I need the pressure. Usually I have the large part of the motor housing facing downwards. The best is when lying down on your bed and adjusting the pressure on your neck and shoulders by putting a pillow under your shoulders to put you body higher than the Massager. If I want more pressure, I just get a thinner pillow or folded bath towel. Sometimes I reverse the position of the machine 180 degrees depending on what part of my spine needs pressure. But, as you noticed, it is heavy and clumsy. I would have designed it with the orbiting "fingers" off-set higher than the motor housing to get better contact with my trapezoid muscles by my neck and shoulders. All things considered, even though it's not perfect, it is better than the other gadgets I found.
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Marian- check out some of the videos on YouTube by searching "dry brushing." Basically, you just start at your neck and go to your toes using long strokes and always towards your heart. Best to do it before a shower. Enjoy!
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You roll it upwards on your face as you are bending it . You just have to play around with it and you will get the hang of it :)
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Use the back end of the included brush. Took me a good while to figure this one out!
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The best bet would be to ask a hairdresser, Jamie, but I'm thinking a short curly hairstyle would be best served with a thinner brush and a straight style with a thicker one. Hope that helps.
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The top circle brush rotates in a semicircle and then back again. So when you look at it it appears that it is rotating in a full circle. The two brushes are connected together by a mechanism that operates the lower(larger brush) along with the upper( smaller brush). When the larger brush oscillates it also causes the upper brush to rotate back and forth.
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I'll try to explain - As I move the brush forward and back over the grill lines, I also move the brush right and left, so that the bristles rub over every surface between the grill protrusions. That is: forward, back, right, forward, back, left. That's the best way I have to explain it, and it works well for me. And I must say I am using this on a Quisinart griller as opposed to a Foreman. However, PRIOR TO GETTING THIS BRUSH, my best way was, immediately following use, while grill is still warm, I would put a few wet paper towels between the grill plates and allowed them to steam off the gunk while we were having our meal. Hope both suggestions help! I'll try to explain - As I move the brush forward and back over the grill lines, I also move the brush right and left, so that the bristles rub over every surface between the grill protrusions. That is: forward, back, right, forward, back, left. That's the best way I have to explain it, and it works well for me. And I must say I am using this on a Quisinart griller as opposed to a Foreman. However, PRIOR TO GETTING THIS BRUSH, my best way was, immediately following use, while grill is still warm, I would put a few wet paper towels between the grill plates and allowed them to steam off the... » Read More I'll try to explain - As I move the brush forward and back over the grill lines, I also move the brush right and left, so that the bristles rub over every surface between the grill protrusions. That is: forward, back, right, forward, back, left. That's the best way I have to explain it, and it works well for me. And I must say I am using this on a Quisinart griller as opposed to a Foreman. However, PRIOR TO GETTING THIS BRUSH, my best way was, immediately following use, while grill is still warm, I would put a few wet paper towels between the grill plates and allowed them to steam off the gunk while we were having our meal. Hope both suggestions help! « Show Less
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The circular top portion of bristles rotate- very fast. The lower section of bristles vibrate slightly side to side.
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What I do is wet my hair, then take the bar and rub it on my hair starting from my hairline and moving toward the back of my head. I also do the same from the hairline at the base of my neck. After about three or four swipes of the bar, you should be able to work up a pretty good lather.