how am I able to use the curling iron since I do not have instructions to remove the hot brush?
1724026
All you have to do is hold the brush at the bottom, before it gets hot, and pull it off
1724027
You are right - no instructions were sent and I even checked with my hairdresser and she could not help. I only used it as a curling brush and it barely was hot enough to curl. I consider it a loss. Sorry I can't help.
597652
the instructions are pretty simple. The side with the largest amount of blade showing removes more hair than the shorter blade exposure side. play with it and you will get the hang of it shortly. changing the blades is a simple task that you can see easily. loosen the locks, open the comb , remove old blades and reattach comb and close the locks
2223813
No you do not. Any straightener will do. The hotter the better. If you have one with a higher temperature it would be best but it is not necessary to have a fancy one. I used the one I have had for a long time and it worked great.
259613
The system I have works by pulling straight out on the end of the brush head. There may be different systems; some might require releasing in some manner prior to removal. I would suggest that you request information from the manufacturer. When submitting your request, you should include the name, model, serial number, and any other information you might find on the charging unit or brush body.
1899926
Not on curling irons, most places had hair dryers. Not sure about hot rollers or electric toothbrushes since we don't use those products.
1778278
Some sort of heating device is necessary. I used a crafting heating tool and it worked great, got much hotter than needed. Someone suggested a hair dryer would work but I did not try it.
1956791
There are two buttons, one on each side of the nozzle. Push them in and pull off the brush.
1197980
I cannot answer that question because I returned it. I had ordered the wrong "Helen of Troy" item (my mistake). I wanted a curling brush, but not an iron. This is a curling iron with bristles. I returned this product and ordered the right one.
617998
I have not worn the wig long enough to shampoo it yet. I only wore it one day. I do believe you can use heat. the directions say you can. I only use electric curling irons anyway. I follow the directions. I hope this help. The wig I purchased is very curly already. I plan to use heat when needed.
811881
You get a light brush that has lots and lots of bristles that are soft. If you use a regular brush all you have to do is pull very gently. (Each wig you can straighten by taking very hot water and poring it over the wig) It does not frizz, you can use low heat on a curler or straightener. I left it, it was pretty :)
1271085
You can get a small flat iron at WalMart or a local drug store--will plug in and heat up, squeezes together, the inside or heated sides are flat. My iron came with the first batch I ordered,which were not these. I ordered these because I already had the flat iron from the other batch. They should be in the hair & beauty section--ask a sales person. cer
1796663
i never tried to put the hot curling iron in. i think it would melt a little. you might wanna put a silicon pad on the bottom and put the iron.
994009
I cannot help you, as I have not used my curling brush. I have a larger one that heats instantly and the helen of troy brush is so slow I have not had the time to wait for it to heat, so just skip using it. Maybe one of these days. I think I had a Helen of Troy brush at one tme, and have never had a problem with any of them with a rolling barrel or a loose grip. The other reviews sound as if the only way to have a good experience is not to use it. I ordered a different brand (don't remember what it was, but it did not heat at all, so I guess those of us with short hair will just have to go for a longer hairdo! I cannot help you, as I have not used my curling brush. I have a larger one that heats instantly and the helen of troy brush is so slow I have not had the time to wait for it to heat, so just skip using it. Maybe one of these days. I think I had a Helen of Troy brush at one tme, and have never had a problem with any of them with a rolling barrel or a loose grip. The other reviews sound as if the only way to have a good experience is not to use it. I ordered a different brand (don't remember what it was, but it did not heat at all, so I guess those of us with short hair will just have to go... » Read More I cannot help you, as I have not used my curling brush. I have a larger one that heats instantly and the helen of troy brush is so slow I have not had the time to wait for it to heat, so just skip using it. Maybe one of these days. I think I had a Helen of Troy brush at one tme, and have never had a problem with any of them with a rolling barrel or a loose grip. The other reviews sound as if the only way to have a good experience is not to use it. I ordered a different brand (don't remember what it was, but it did not heat at all, so I guess those of us with short hair will just have to go for a longer hairdo! « Show Less
1372012
I don't think you can. The bristles are all together in a solid row and when the blue tip gets loose, the whole row of bristles can go flying off of the curling brush. I have to super glue the blue tip back on time after time and then the row of bristles can't come off.
1426395
This curling iron is reverse to how you would use a normal curling iron. When using a normal curling iron you push down to place hair in between the clip and the barrel. For this curling iron, you push the black handle out to place hair in the clip. This curling iron also allows you to spin the entire curling iron without moving the barrel. It takes some time to getting used to. It is used mainly by hair professionals but I love the things I am able to do with this and puts a little less stress in only being able to use your thumb with a normal curling iron. This allows you to use your whole hand if you need to. The curls also stay in longer!! This curling iron is reverse to how you would use a normal curling iron. When using a normal curling iron you push down to place hair in between the clip and the barrel. For this curling iron, you push the black handle out to place hair in the clip. This curling iron also allows you to spin the entire curling iron without moving the barrel. It takes some time to getting used to. It is used mainly by hair professionals but I love the things I am able to do with this and puts a little less stress in only being able to use your thumb with a normal curling iron. This allows you to use your... » Read More This curling iron is reverse to how you would use a normal curling iron. When using a normal curling iron you push down to place hair in between the clip and the barrel. For this curling iron, you push the black handle out to place hair in the clip. This curling iron also allows you to spin the entire curling iron without moving the barrel. It takes some time to getting used to. It is used mainly by hair professionals but I love the things I am able to do with this and puts a little less stress in only being able to use your thumb with a normal curling iron. This allows you to use your whole hand if you need to. The curls also stay in longer!! « Show Less
947525
Never tried to use the curling iron as a flat iron. Do not think that it was designed for flat iron use.
1047438
There are so many ways to use the thing and I'm always amazed that it has no instructions with it. Momentum 98 has a lot of "how to use" on their product page. We all had to figure it out by trial and error. Take a look. It's a massage supply store in Columbus, Ohio.