Thunder FAQ

1. How do I use the hair straightener?

• Start with clean, dry hair.
• Plug in the straightener and wait for it to heat up (usually a few minutes).
• Divide your hair into sections for easier styling.
• Clamp the straightener close to the roots and slowly glide it down to the tips.
• Repeat on all sections until your hair is straightened.

2. Can I use the straightener on wet hair?

• It is recommended to use the straightener only on dry hair to avoid damage and ensure effective styling.

3. What temperature should I use?

• For fine or damaged hair, use a lower heat setting (around 250-300°F or 120-150°C).
• For normal hair, medium heat (300-375°F or 150-190°C) is suitable.
• For thick or coarse hair, a higher temperature (375-450°F or 190-230°C) may be necessary.
• Always start at a lower temperature and increase if needed.

4. Is it safe to use a hair straightener every day?

• Frequent use can cause hair damage over time. It is best to limit use and apply heat protectant products to minimize damage.

5. How do I clean the hair straightener?

• Unplug and cool down the straightener.
• Wipe the plates with a damp cloth to remove any product buildup.
• Avoid using abrasive cleaners or submerging the device in water.

6. Does the hair straightener come with an automatic shut-off feature?

• Many models include an automatic shut-off for safety after a period of inactivity. Please check your specific model's manual.

7. How long does it take for the hair straightener to heat up?

• Typically, it takes about 30 seconds to 2 minutes to reach the desired temperature, depending on the model.

8. Can I use the hair straightener for curling hair?

• Yes, many straighteners can also be used to create curls or waves by twisting the hair while gliding the plates.

9. What should I do if the straightener isn’t heating up?

• Check that it is properly plugged in and powered on.
• Inspect the cord for damage.
• If problems persist, contact customer support.