How Do I Curl Hair Using a Paul Brown Flat Iron?

Use your flat iron to make curls and waves.

Paul Brown Salons & Day Spas are located on the Hawaiian islands. However, you can purchase Paul Brown flat irons online. These professional styling tools were typically made for straightening hair. But more recently, smaller-paneled flat irons have allowed women to curl their hair, while the heat and ceramic panels reduce frizz. Curling your hair with a Paul Brown flat iron is easy, and will take less time than curling your hair with a curling iron.

Things You'll Need

• Paul Brown flat iron, narrow panel
• Hair clip
• Hair spray

Instructions

1. Plug your flat iron into the wall, and adjust the heat settings. Paul Brown flat irons can go up to 410 degrees. Use higher heat settings for course, thick hair.

2. Make a horizontal part in the back of your head, just below your ears. Pull the top portion of hair up on top of your head, and secure with a hair clip.

3. Separate one small section of hair, typically 1 inch wide, from the bottom portion of hair.

4. Hold the flat iron onto the hair just above the scalp. Do not touch your scalp with the flat iron, because it can burn your skin.

5. Pull the flat iron down the length of your hair while turning the flat iron under. For more spiral curls, wrap the hair around the flat iron as you gently pull down your hair.

6. Release the flat iron from the bottom of your hair. Repeat Steps 3 through 5 with the remaining unclipped hair.

7. Take the hair clip out of your hair. Make another horizontal part in your hair above your ears. Repeat Steps 3 through 5 with the new section of hair. When you're finished, remove the hair clip from your hair and, again, repeat Steps 3 through 5 with the last section of hair.

8. Spray your hair lightly with hair spray to keep your curls all day.

References

• Paul Brown Institute of Beauty
• Paul Brown Hawaii: Ceramic Ion Styling Iron Instructions