I have very curly long hair and want more of a beachy wave is this a good option for me?
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I don't know, since your hair is already curly, however, this does make the beach wave look.
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Yes, you'll have to be patient if you want tight curls with it, but it's good for loose, somewhat polished looking curls/waves!
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This wand gives you big curls or waves, depends on the time you hold your hair in the heat. I haven't tried to do a beachy wave kind of look yet but, I think it can be done. Hope to be helpful :)
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I think if you straighten your hair first, then use the curling wand it would work for you. YouTube has a lot of reviews on this curling wand.
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No it will not add curl, but if you have any wave in your hair it will help you train your hair to be curly. Mine is naturally curly and I had a mom with no tolerance for messy hair. I spent most of my childhood with my curls kept short and brushed out. It was a frizzy mess. In high school I realized I could work with it, and after about a year of scrunching and twirling I had it trained. It was not easy and good product is a must, but I now hardly go a day or two without someone stopping me to ask about my hair. The frizz ease line is one of the best I have found but you have to use the whole line and have patience. If you have straight hair, rejoice! You won't wake up every morning looking like a reject from an 80's hairband and no one will be able to tell which side you slept on in bed. As a side note, while my hair looks like corkscrews and twists, my sister has straight as a stick hair and she likes the john Frieda straight line of products. Their hairspray is a must for anybody living in the south. Must for curly hair: diffuser, defrizzer, leave in conditioner. Of those three, the diffuser is the most important. Never blow out curly hair and expect to get good curls. At best you will get scrunched waves.
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I have the dual waver which can do small and medium waves. I don't think either of the dual waver options is as large a wave as the deep waver. My friends has longer hair and uses the deep waver. I have shoulder length hair, and the small option is perfect for me. As my hair grows out, though, I sometimes switch to the medium wave. I like that the dual waver has that option. Both waver work really well, though.
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It's been the best one I can find for my fine, extremely frizzy hair. It gets left it. As with any leave-in conditioner, your hair will feel a bit coated. But that seals out the frizz. Apply a little gel, then scrunch your hair with a microfiber towel. For more info, see the book "Curly Girl Handbook" by Lorraine Massey. This is a leave-in conditioner she developed for curly to wavy hair. Your waves or curls will be defined instead of frizzy. I would try a smaller size first to see how it works for you.
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For sure! It lost the curl after a wash anyway. Easy to curl back and straighten but the wave just doesn't come back.
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I'm not sure how long or short your hair is, however, I have short hair, just touching shoulders. I have tried using the Caruso rollers vertically & yes I get waves if I use the larger rollers. I hope you enjoy your Caruso, I absolutely love mine, I won't use curling iron or any other type of hot curlers, these give me full looking hair!
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Yes, it's for people with naturally curly hair. It enhances the natural curls. If your hair is more on the straighter side, I'm not too certain. I'm a curly gal and love it, the scent is omg!
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I've been using it for quite some time now and feel it was a great buy. However, my hair is not straight and silky, it's full and curly. It tames my hair well, so I would imagine it would be even easier to use for yours.
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No. I now love the Instyler Max. And the Sarapotempka Beachwaver. Both work miracles on my super thick and coarse hair.
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I have curly hair too but not thick. It works fine for me so far. Perhaps you should try it first if you can before buying it? Maybe at a hair stylist center?
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Yes you can get waves, experiment by twirling the hair before rolling onto the curler loosely.
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I thought of you when I made this little album because I was so pleased with my results. I have 3a/3b tight curly hair. It's actually shoulder-length when wet though you can't tell when dry. It's in desperate need of a haircut and "falling over" or "collapsing" into a triangle. But my first use with the dryer and diffuser made it look like I'd just gotten my hair cut and styled at Ouidad here in LA where I usually ask for my hair to be cut "round" into a "sunburst." https://www.flickr.com/photos/35711279@N07/sets/72157644366281610/
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My hair is very hard to make take a curl and this curling iron works really well on the wavy curls. I think it should work for you, also.
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I guess it will depend if you have thin or thick hair. Some hair types don't take to curling irons or product. I have thick hair. What I usually do is straighten my long, naturally wavy hair before using this so I just have some waves at the bottom but a slick look at the top. It is perfect for that. So if you have straight hair and you don't find it hard to style, you will love this. The different temps also help depending on how stubborn your hair can be.With that said, I never had a curling iron like this before. I had the standard type in the past. I started using the glove that comes with it, but when I got used to it more, I didn't need it and it's second nature now to use it. :) Hope this helps! I guess it will depend if you have thin or thick hair. Some hair types don't take to curling irons or product. I have thick hair. What I usually do is straighten my long, naturally wavy hair before using this so I just have some waves at the bottom but a slick look at the top. It is perfect for that. So if you have straight hair and you don't find it hard to style, you will love this. The different temps also help depending on how stubborn your hair can be.With that said, I never had a curling iron like this before. I had the standard type in the past. I started using the glove... » Read More I guess it will depend if you have thin or thick hair. Some hair types don't take to curling irons or product. I have thick hair. What I usually do is straighten my long, naturally wavy hair before using this so I just have some waves at the bottom but a slick look at the top. It is perfect for that. So if you have straight hair and you don't find it hard to style, you will love this. The different temps also help depending on how stubborn your hair can be.With that said, I never had a curling iron like this before. I had the standard type in the past. I started using the glove that comes with it, but when I got used to it more, I didn't need it and it's second nature now to use it. :) Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I have curly hair too but not thick. It works fine for me so far.Perhaps you should try it first if you can before buying it? Maybe at a hair stylist center?
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This gives perfect beach waves on bob cuts, short or long! Go for it girl, it's so worth it and you won't regret it I promise! Also, watch some videos on YouTube to learn the perfect technique on how to achieve any and every style you desire with this wand! Hope this helps, good luck!
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It could help keep waves in - my hair stays nice and curly without frizz all day with this cream. I'm not sure it will magically make straight hair curly unless you hand crimp it or something.