I have fine hair and would like beachy waves- will this work?
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No this more for volume . Look at a 1 inch curling iron and loosely curl by sections . Good luck Alex Jet
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Our daughter has fine hair & this particular Hot Tools adds a bit of volume but does not curl her fine straight hair. If your have naturally wavy, curly or frizzy hair, thick or fine, with a little styling gel or mouse this will tame the curls & make smooth waves for you! I don't use any products on mine & love the smooth waves I get. I dry my hair with a blow dryer first so use this Hot Tools curler on very slightly damp hair. Hope this helps!
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I dont think so, it is designed to smooth frizz from natural curly hair and make the natural waves softer, it would probably make your hair feel heavy and maybe oily.
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yes there has been times where I only added a little bit of hair spray and wok up and brush the curls and you get pretty waves but dont take it from this depends on your hair type
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I use that one and it's more of a tighter beachy curls but u can hold it for less than 10 seconds and let go keep doing that add some sea salt spray and shake your head around till you have your beachy hair or you can use the bigger size the 2 inches one and itll probably look more natural. In my opinion they both work great!&#128513;
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I would say it works pretty well with thick hair (as mine is very thick), but it really depends on the quantity of hair in each stand you curl. If you go not as much, you get a tighter curl, or larger and it gives you definitely more of a wave effect. I, personally use not as much hair in each curl, but only because that's the look I'm going for. Hope this helps! =)
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I think so .my hair is normal to thick hair with a little wave and this doesn't curl my hair it doesn't get hot enough so I got rid of it.
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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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My hair is of medium thickness, and falls to my shoulders, and the waver works great! If your hair is really thick, you could just take smaller sections of hair.
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I don't think it is going to work very well. I have light waved hair, and I do not get my hair a 100% straight with this flat iron.
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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 as I do not have curly hair. I have a natural wave to my hair and it works well.
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Hello. Sorry but I'm not sure. I am caucasion and have medium thickness, wavy hair.
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Hi,I think the blow dryer might be little too strong for fine hair! This blow dryer gets very hot and it may cause breakage to someone with fine hair so I would not recommend this particular one to someone with fine hair. I think this blow dryer is best used for someone with medium to thick hair textures!
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The barrel is pretty large, it may deliver one or two (maximum) waves if you start at the roots of your hair. I recommend a smaller barrel for chin-length hair.
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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 works perfectly but you have to be carefull because you have to use it slowly to make waves so you could buen your hair, i have long hair and it makes beautiful waves
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Personally, I think if you have fine hair, you might want to go with something a little bit thinner, like it's a 10! Serum, or something else that relies more on silicones than oils.