if it doesn't have a clip how does the hair stay wrapped around the barrel, do you have to hold it manually??
902346
Yes, it comes with a glove to protect your hand from burning. You hold the end of your hair in one hand and wrap it around the barrel of the wand. There are tons of YouTube tutorials on all kinds of clipless curling wands. They are far more healthy for the ends of the hair and you won't get crease marks in your curls like more traditional curling irons with clips create.
464408
There is no manual retention feature. It essentially snaps into place and is held there by an enlarged piece of material at the trigger guard. You have to give it a jerk to come out.
531998
It would still work I'm sure! I have longer hair but you can easily hold this close to your scalp! So even though it's a larger barrel than most, you would have plenty of room for the curls! I'm sure your shorter hair would help the curls stay even longer too!!
1794293
You have to clamp the barrel, I belive the stock is to flimsy. I wrapped the barrel with cardboard and tightened down with a screwdriver, It looks really nice on a SR, you won't be disappointed.
2207925
Yes. The clip has a semi-circle mount. It can be removed altogether, or removed and replaced on the other end of the barrel in the opposite direction.
53872
I don't know. I sent it back because the barrel was too small for my short hair. Sorry I couldn't help with your question.
707227
It doesn't have a clip. It does have a magazine. They're different. But yes the magazine enters the handle just as the real thing does. The mag is loaded by placing bbs individually into the single stack spring loaded magazine.
1660415
You have to take the 1 inch section of hair and tease it at the root. Then, you clip the extension in right above the teasing and it should stay in until you take it out. If you need to brush or comb it while it's in, just hold it where it sits on your head and it won't pull out.
42032
Yes you start at the bottom clamp your hair I to the barrell. Then just roll your hair up the barrel. After about 10 Seconds lift up the clamp let your hair go and you can assist with unwinding it or let it do its thing by helping to unwind it. I will tell you if you have shoulder length or shorter hair this is awesome. However my hair is down tO my booty and it's very hard and complicated to do your whole head with this iron. Shorter hair a PLUS!!! I love mine it makes perfect curls and I don't burn myself!
1777290
The size of the barrel determines the tightness of the curl. My daughter loves the size of the curls using this curling iron and she has long fine hair. It has worked really well and we are happy with the product.
2082202
Hi Joan, I have a set of Hot Setter Pro hot rollers, too. There's not really a trick to the clips; they go outside the roller itself. Just roll your hair around the roller and slide the clip over the hair and roller. I find it works best to slide them over the middle of the roller/rolled up hair. If your hair is thin, it may be hard to get them to hold. I don't have a problem with my thick hair, but my previous rollers had plastic clips that more fully covered the roller and hair, and I found they held the hair and roller more securely. Hope that helps.
1590657
to me the clips fold in (closed/locked) fold out (open/unlocked) I push the clip until it is floded out then I part my hair wear I want it and work the clip into my hair. When I think I have enough hair to hold it... I push the clip in. I shake my hair if I feel any wiggle, I reclip that area. I hope this helps. :)
847493
if I pay attention it does not. Make sure the hair is clean and dry, strand is not too thick AND.. the most important thing : do not let go of the strand right away ( if its a longer stand)..imagine a straight line from the insertion point to the end of the strand. and hold the strand in this straight line for a lil bit until the barrel gets it all in... Its easy as that...
365232
I bought this product and I have very fine hair. Yes they will stay clipped in. To make them extra secure I spray the root of my hair with styling spray and lightly tease at the root only with a comb where I'm going to put a clip. Never had them fall loose doing this.
1822972
No, and you wouldn't want it to! My hair is to my shoulders and layered. I roll my hair up on the barrel and turn the heat to high, then to cool and the style is set. I've used the ones that spin and I've never been able to use them without getting my hair all tangled up.
771021
No, it doesn't get loaded with hair. I have just picked it out with my fingers.
1426396
You're talking about the black barrel? To my knowledge, that's just the handle? There's no tension in the handle, so you control the tightness of the metal part against your hair, that's why there's a handle and not a tab... I think. I'm more of a tomboy, I've been experimenting with this tool and honestly, that's the only thing I think it's for.Also, this tool is easy to burn yourself on, maybe it's just me.