Remington D-3200dC Manuel D’Utilisation
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Product Features
Thank you for purchasing the Remington
®
ProAir
®
IonicPlus
ceramic hair dryer with 2x Protection against damage.
How to Use
Basic Drying Techniques
1. Gently towel dry hair to remove excess
water. Avoid rubbing hair with towel –
this creates split ends and frizziness.
Detangle hair with a wide-toothed comb.
this creates split ends and frizziness.
Detangle hair with a wide-toothed comb.
2. Be sure dryer is turned off. Plug dryer
into an electrical outlet.
3. Set dryer ion switch to negative (-)
drying ion position. Turn the dryer on
and set it to a high heat and speed.
Remove some of the additional moisture
form your hair by briskly blowing it all
over, using your fingers to “comb”
through hair.
and set it to a high heat and speed.
Remove some of the additional moisture
form your hair by briskly blowing it all
over, using your fingers to “comb”
through hair.
4. When hair is almost dry, lower the heat
and speed to the desired settings and
begin to style.
begin to style.
5. Set ion switch to positive (+) styling ion
position. Divide hair into manageable
sections. Begin at the nape of your neck
and brush hair, following the movement
of the brush with the dryer. Continue
working your way up to your scalp, then
to the sides and the front, drying small
sections at a time.
sections. Begin at the nape of your neck
and brush hair, following the movement
of the brush with the dryer. Continue
working your way up to your scalp, then
to the sides and the front, drying small
sections at a time.
6. Once your desired style is achieved, push
the Cool Shot button to set the style with
a cool flow of air.
a cool flow of air.
For straight, smooth hair:
With the dryer turned off, attach concentra-
tor to the end of the nozzel. Brush hair from
underneath using a large, round brush or
paddle brush. Pull hair down until the hair
is fully extended and taut. Run the dryer
slowly down the length of the hair several
times until dry. Repeat with all
sections of hair until it is completely dried.
Lock in the style with the Cool Shot.
With the dryer turned off, attach concentra-
tor to the end of the nozzel. Brush hair from
underneath using a large, round brush or
paddle brush. Pull hair down until the hair
is fully extended and taut. Run the dryer
slowly down the length of the hair several
times until dry. Repeat with all
sections of hair until it is completely dried.
Lock in the style with the Cool Shot.
For curly hair:
Use dryer on a low heat and speed setting
and move it quickly about your head.
As you dry your hair, scrunch it with your
favorite styling product or twirl strands of
hair around your fingers to add definition.
When finished drying, lock in the style
with the Cool Shot.
Use dryer on a low heat and speed setting
and move it quickly about your head.
As you dry your hair, scrunch it with your
favorite styling product or twirl strands of
hair around your fingers to add definition.
When finished drying, lock in the style
with the Cool Shot.
HAIR TYPE
Short and Curly
Short and Sculptured
High
Medium (2)
Mid-Length and Sculptured
Low
High (3)
Mid-Length and Sleek
High
High (3)
Mid-Length or Long and Curly Low Medium
(2)
Long and Sculptured
High
Optima (4)
Long and Sleek
High
Optima (4)
RECOMMENDED SETTINGS
Airflow Heat
Low Low (1)
Air concentrator
Low noise fan & motor design
Easy-to-clean grille
Volumizing diffuser
4 heat settings
6-foot cord
With hang loop
With hang loop
Ceramic heat
Ceramic emits far-infrared, radiant
heat to help dry water molecules
inside the hair strand. This fast and
efficient process helps prevent heat
damage to the outer cuticle for less
frizz and shine.
heat to help dry water molecules
inside the hair strand. This fast and
efficient process helps prevent heat
damage to the outer cuticle for less
frizz and shine.
Ionic conditioning
Negative ions neutralize the
positive ions that cause static
and frizz, giving hair a more
healthy-looking shine.
positive ions that cause static
and frizz, giving hair a more
healthy-looking shine.
Cool shot
OFF/ LOW/HIGH
speed settings
speed settings
1600 watts
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