Always apply a heat protectant spray or serum before using any thermal styling tool

These protective products create a vital barrier between your hair and the intense heat of styling appliances

Focus your application on the lower two-thirds of your strands—these areas are prone to drying out

Adjust the heat according to whether your hair is fine, 田中みな実 美顔器 thick, curly, or chemically treated

Delicate strands require lower heat settings—never exceed 350°F without caution

Thicker, coarser, or more resilient hair can tolerate higher temperatures up to 400°F

Start cool and work your way up—never assume high heat is needed right away

Never style damp or wet hair with straighteners or curling wands

Hydration + heat = disaster; always prioritize dryness

Give your hair at least two full days off each week to recover

Let your hair rest with low-tension styles that support growth and repair

If you miss a section, let it cool completely before attempting another pass

Cooling allows the cuticle to stabilize before further manipulation

Residue from sprays, oils, and serums can cause uneven heat distribution

Ceramic and tourmaline distribute heat evenly, reducing hot spots and burns

Tourmaline-infused plates generate negative ions that seal the cuticle and reduce static

Regular treatments rebuild the hair’s natural resilience against heat

Trim your ends every 6 to 8 weeks to prevent split ends from traveling upward

Your hair’s strength begins with consistent maintenance—not just heat protectants