Lenox Steam Hair Straightener with comb

Lenox Steam Hair Straightener with combGet sleek, frizz free hair with the Lenox Steam Hair Straightener, featuring a built in comb for smooth, salon quality results! Description: The Lenox Steam Hair Straightener with Comb is designed to provide smooth, straight hair with added moisture and shine. Utilizing steam technology, this hair straightener helps protect hair from damage by locking in natural moisture, leaving hair softer and shinier with every pass. The built in comb guides hair

Get sleek, frizz-free hair with the Lenox Steam Hair Straightener, featuring a built-in comb for smooth, salon-quality results!

Description:
The Lenox Steam Hair Straightener with Comb is designed to provide smooth, straight hair with added moisture and shine. Utilizing steam technology, this hair straightener helps protect hair from damage by locking in natural moisture, leaving hair softer and shinier with every pass. The built-in comb guides hair evenly through the plates, ensuring uniform straightening and reducing frizz. Perfect for all hair types, the Lenox Steam Hair Straightener offers adjustable temperature settings, making it easy to customize for fine, medium, or coarse hair. Achieve salon-quality results at home with this advanced, easy-to-use hair tool.

• Heating Technology: Steam-infused for added moisture retention
• Temperature Control: Adjustable settings for different hair types
• Built-in Comb: Helps evenly distribute hair for smooth straightening

Advantages:

• Adds moisture and shine while straightening
• Built-in comb for easy, even styling
• Adjustable heat for all hair types

How To Use:

Step One:
Connect the device.

Step Two:
Push down the on /
off button. The LCD
screen then auto-
matically turns on.

Step Three:
Select the appropriate temperature
for the hair to be treated using the +
and - buttons: Press the -button in
order to reduce the temperature or
the +button in order to increase it.

Step Four:
Start the treatment by passing over
the strands once or twice, depending
on the hair type (see table). Do this
slowly in order to allow the steam to
penetrate deep into the strands.