; I, @ — The New Hair Essentials (NAPSA)—There are simple ways to get that sought-after celebrity hairstyle to show off at any occasion. And while many women might know some timeless styling tricks—wash your hair every other day to preserve body, trim dead ends every six weeks, avoid heavy styling products, to name just a few—fewer know just how much star-stylists rely on tools of the trade. For instance, a new iron called the InStyler was designed to take the place of a blow-dryer, flatiron, curling iron and big round brush. You can straighten hair without flattening it, create soft, bouncy curls, flip ends in or out to finish a look, and enhance volume and bodyat the root. You simply run it through your hair, allowing thefirst set of bristles to gently sort and separate the individual strands. Next, the rotating, heated cyl- inder gently glides over your hair, smoothing, polishing and straightening it. Finally, the second set of bristles finishes the hair, leaving it shiny and smooth. The InStyler _ also gives you ~~ plenty of control over its heat, with low, me- @ A new type of styling iron takes the place of a blow-dryer, round brush, flatiron and curling iron. dium and high settings, making it easier to style your hair exactly how you want it. Celepityy hai hairstylist i noan Banowetz ofrors these tips for using it: From curly to straight, the right tools can help you achieve just aboutany look. Sleek Look—For shiny, smooth andstraight hair with body, take a small section of hair, place the iron’s barrel near your roots and glide the iron down toward the ends. If you want a little more bend in the hair, apply added tension to the barrel and repeat until finished. Loose Curls—For a loose curl flipped away from the face, take a section of hair, with the barrel placed behind it so it is moving away from the face. Next, wrap a medium to small section around the barrel, close and hold for five seconds. Volume—To get hair that is full of volume, “over-direct” the hair. In other words, take a sec- tion of hair and move the iron the opposite way from whichit falls. This puts additional support on the root of the hair, which results in more volume. For more information, along with stylist tips and tricks from Dean Banowetz, visit the Website www.getinstyler.com.
