would this wand be good for medium to short hair with layers?
1997810
It is easier for long hair. There is no clasp, nothing to hold the hair to the barrel. With long hair you can just wind it around the barrel. If you have really short hair you have to hold it yourself, with the glove. You have to be very careful because the barrel gets very hot.
1287324
Absolutely...Ihave used this with short and medium to long hair and have been very pleased with all hair lengths!
1381149
It doesn't blow as hard as the high setting, but I wouldn't call it gentle. I use it on low and my hair is pretty short.
26737
I believe so, I have fine medium length curly hair, my sister has short fine shoulder length hair, and it works very well. Especially, well for thin hair; it does a very good fluff job. My hair is very soft and looks full after blowing. I strongly believe it works well for all hair types.
1958130
I have thick coarse hair and these work pretty good, also my hair is down to my waist. I would recommend a styling wand if you did not want to use hot rollers.
1027444
How long is your hair? If it's longer than shoulder length, you will want the bigger diameter wand. My hair is below my armpits, but layered, and the shortest layer is about chin length. For body and fullness over my entire head, I use a 2" barrel. If I want some actual curl on the shorter layers, I move to a 1.5 inch. 1 inch will give you a lot of curl.
536288
Yes I now have shoulder length layered hair and it still does a great job. The vintage curls it can give look great any length. I'd you want tighter curls you just pin them up till they cool down. But I normally just curl and go at this length.
813805
Depends how short. It's a bit too wide for really short hair, mine is about two inches below shoulder length so since it has a rather wide barrel on it, if it's too short it will be hard to curl it. It will also not make any curls on really short hair, but it will give body!
813806
I would not recommend it for short hair. The retractable part is great but the tube is to thick for short hair to grab onto.
1582719
I've used mine on short hair and long. The smaller brush works great for fast feathering on short hair. Blow dryer attachment is very effective on short hair. If your hair is fine (mine is fine) careful of the high setting as it may be too hot. Easy to switch to a cooler setting mid-use to prevent hair damage, though! I love having one tool that will dry and style whether I want curls, waves or a straight hair look.
1544180
No - I would not buy it for this type of hair. Mine is very fine and thin and it is great, but it is too thin for thicker hair
1314990
This should work fine;if it's really short you may need to add more but it will lay combed hair flat;
1804129
I have a lot of layers, and am able to use it on even my shortest layers so I think it should work fine for you :)
199927
I think you'll need medium for your shorter layers. Long hair is kind of challenging for these brushes. What I usually do is blow out my top layers with the Click n Curl and stick a few hot curlers in the longer, lower layers.Another thing you could do is to simply dry the lower layers with your blow dryer and then heat the barrel of the Click n Curl brushes with the dryer and then roll your hair in them like hot curlers (I find them very easy to secure with a bobby pin or curler pin.)I also want to note that this product is not meant to produce curly hair! If you want tight curls, you should use a curling iron. This product produces lift and volume, with smoothness and loose waves. I think you'll need medium for your shorter layers. Long hair is kind of challenging for these brushes. What I usually do is blow out my top layers with the Click n Curl and stick a few hot curlers in the longer, lower layers.Another thing you could do is to simply dry the lower layers with your blow dryer and then heat the barrel of the Click n Curl brushes with the dryer and then roll your hair in them like hot curlers (I find them very easy to secure with a bobby pin or curler pin.)I also want to note that this product is not meant to produce curly hair! If you want... » Read More I think you'll need medium for your shorter layers. Long hair is kind of challenging for these brushes. What I usually do is blow out my top layers with the Click n Curl and stick a few hot curlers in the longer, lower layers.Another thing you could do is to simply dry the lower layers with your blow dryer and then heat the barrel of the Click n Curl brushes with the dryer and then roll your hair in them like hot curlers (I find them very easy to secure with a bobby pin or curler pin.)I also want to note that this product is not meant to produce curly hair! If you want tight curls, you should use a curling iron. This product produces lift and volume, with smoothness and loose waves. « Show Less
313995
Based on my experience, if you have really fine hair (like me) it might work for that purpose. But with coarse hair or thick hair, the soft bristles may not reach your scalp. I hope this helps.
1839416
Yes, that should work fine. I have thinner hair on the top of my head so I use it on just my roots and it helps a lot!
2056956
Yes - in short. We use this on our Siamese, which has medium/short hair, and sheds like crazy. Works very well, even though, I would imagine, it would work even better on longer hair. The bristles are not too firm or long for short hair, and would be best suited for removing excess fur. The only thing I would suggest on very short haired cats is too be gentle with the brush. The bristles are not coated or tipped, so could scratch with firm use.I love this product, and my cat loves it too.