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Maintenance of the hair dryer
Always turn the power switch off and disconnect the plug from
the household outlet. (Except when performing maintenance
on the air outlet)
Maintaining the main body
Do this when dirty
To clean the hair dryer (when it is dirty), soak
a cloth in the soapy water and squeeze it out
fi rmly, then wipe with the cloth.
►Notes
• Do not use substances such as alcohol, nail
polish remover or detergent (hand soap).
Doing so may result in malfunction or part
cracks or discoloration.
• Do not leave the appliance with hairdressing
products or cosmetics on it.
Doing so will cause deterioration of the
plastic, leading to discoloration and cracks.
alcohol
polish
remover
About nanoe™
What is nanoe™?
(nanoe™, generation method: high voltage discharge)
nanoe™ is generated by collecting the available moisture in
the air, so depending on the usage environment, nanoe™ may
not be generated. In environments of low temperature and low
humidity, moisture in the air becomes diffi cult to collect. When
this occurs, negative ions are generated.
nanoe™ is ion wrapped in water that are invisible to the
human eye.
How nanoe™ works
Generally hair has properties which make it easy to become
positively charged with electricity. These properties attract
strongly negatively charged nanoe™ which penetrates the hair
with moisture. Furthermore, they make the hair slightly acidic,
tighten cuticles and keep your hair strong, elastic and healthy.
Panel effect
When nanoe™ continues to strike hair, hair becomes
negatively charged. As a result, the nanoe™ and negatively
charged hair repel each other, making it diffi cult for nanoe™ to
reach hair.
With the nanoe™ Charge System, by just gripping the panel
together with the handle, the negative charge accumulated on
hair is released.
Because of this, nanoe™ continues to penetrate into hair,
supplying moisture and thoroughly moistening down to the tips
of hair.
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