Has anyone used a curling wand before? (Clampless iron)

[blessed7777]

I am considering purchasing a curling wand to create loose spirals. Does anyone have any experience with these irons?

 

[Mz.MoMo5235]

yeah, they're good for making soft natural, tousled looking curls.

curls (aside from my natural ones) fall really fast in my hair so i dont use it really. but when i had heat damage and parts of my hair wouldnt curl i would use a small wand on the straight pieces so they could blend with my natural curls better

 

[blessed7777]

Thank you so much for the info! What brand did you use?

 

[arosieworld]

I try to use my sisters but I always burn my fingers.... So no I have not used one successfully... I also don't understand how my ends are ever supposed to get smooth without me using some sort of mini heat proof thimble....

 

[dontspeakdefeat]

It's a great tool but you need a heat glove to be able to get the ends curled too. They make the most beautiful spirals. I use the Sultra Bombshell iron.

Sephora: Sultra The Bombshell 1": Blow Dryers & Irons

 

[mostamaziing]

imight experiment with this

 

[Mz.MoMo5235]

i used the conair infiniti curling wand.

also, i've never burnt my fingers but that's because i dont use it to curl to the very very end... thats what i use my regular curling irons for.

here's and example of how i use mine

go to 2min in

 

[CoutureMe06]

I had this done before. I had a weave though. It makes tousled curls like you didn't try but still ferosh look

Your hair should be long if you're going to use it though. IMO