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That’s simple, but other functions are trickier. To open the app switcher, a popular feature, you swipe up from the bottom and hold your finger for a second. Many times, I lifted my thumb too soon before opening this shortcut. Once you’ve selected the temperature of your choice, the straightener will notify you with when it’s ready for you to use. Now, I already have fine straight hair but they are usually frizzy if I haven’t styled them, so I used the straightener on the lowest temperature 165C (330F) and it managed to make it sleek and pin straight in just 5 minutes! Also, since I was able to use it cord free, the experience was very convenient. Another thing that I noticed was that the straightener didn’t make the hair fall flat on my head instead it added slight volume to my roots which was unexpected since usually flatirons make my hair look flatter.
The company is especially interested in recruiting teachers with a strong academic background in engineering, science and technology who are deeply passionate about cutting edge fields such as machine learning and space technology. “In terms of overall company growth, we’ve reached a $50 million annual revenue run rate within 15 months of going live and have also achieved positive cash flow from March 2020. The US business is growing more than 200 percent each month and the US student response to our Indian teachers has been incredible, a great testament to our teacher community.
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