curling iron or wand?
2009340
Curling wand. Has clamp. The best curling iron I have ever used. It does get super hot, but it makes my hair smooth and shiny.
122273
You can use this size barrel. Just wrap your hair around the bigger end of this one and don't leave it on there as long. This wand gives beautiful wave like curls. Hope this helps.
1277269
It depends on the length of your hair. I got the 1/2 to 1 inch wand because my hair is up to my shoulder. If you have a longer hair I suggest that you get the 1 to 1-1/2 inches wand.
1850481
I suggest taking larger sections with each curl for finer hair as the wand is quite narrow in between the pearls and the hair could tend to fall in the grooves if sections are too small. Larger sections will help your hair cover all contours of the wand. The pearls should help your hair stay on the wand. I hope this helps you!
1060501
I think that would all depend on how tight you want the curl. This curling iron should be fine. You can always loosen the curl if it is too tight. This iron is very easy to use and the curls last all day.
1666132
Don't believe everything you hear!! If you are using a traditional curler, you should curl first. Using the heated eyelash curler is a different dynamic. There isn't the same pressure on the lash. I use the heated curler before and sometimes after, as well.
536422
Ask the salon you go to(or any salon) and enquire if they may order you a small barrel circumference curling iron-(Hot tools) sells them at the "licensed professional stores". The salon can probably order this for you and you pay them for that.
279314
I was able to use my curling wand with no problem, although I am not sure of the tempurature that it goes up to cause it only has an on and off switch. I have shoulder length hair, but I had only brought mine to use with the intention of adding lenght to braid my hair. I am mixed but I have rather thin hair so it gives me a little thickness without being too much or not enough. It is not just one track it is at least nine or more I believe and the thickness is even from the weft to the ends of the hair...hope this helps!
1638483
Either one is fine but I go with the thinner baby curl wand because it is probably easier to wrap shorter hair around the barrel
2124454
I would say a thin wand, YES. However, if it's a thick curling iron, might be a tight fit.
1554008
No. If you are concerned about curling irons, then you should purchase a dual wattage one. In that case all you would need is an adaptor plug for the country you're in. Most things now are dual wattage(cell phones, cameras, laptops) but dual wattage curling irons are something that you have to make an effort to find.
1297606
The curling iron gets quite hot. I keep it at work to fix a few curls if needed. I could not use it for my whole head of hair - like you I have a lot of hair and this curling iron is small and doesn't grab the hair that well.
1638482
It doesn't really matter about the length . The size depends on what type of curl you want. Baby curls create more of a tight sherly temple look, bigger ones create more of a wavey look
1480537
I would suggest warm set rollers and steamer with styling brush to straighten. If you have a cheap jumbo curling iron, the low setting will not melt it. You should be able to touch the barrel with your hand. I would strand test. So far I have only used the electric set of rollers and comb using my fingers not a brush. You can shake it and go.
66606
There's really no reason the curl shouldn't last. I have only recently trimmed my hair which was just short of waist length, also, The only friends I know have the same or similar wand have very long hair some heavy some light weight.
1208547
certainly as a hair dryer, but to use it to get some curl at the end of the hair, if hair is too wet it won't work to curl hair around the wand. That only works on damp or dry hair.
1982148
Honestly, these rollers are suede lined and i find that my hair doesn't get as curly as they did with the plastic or ceramic rollers. I think the curling iron does a better job IMHO.