Reddit mentions: The best hair styling irons
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1. HSI Professional Glider | Ceramic Tourmaline Ionic Flat Iron Hair Straightener | Straightens & Curls with Adjustable Temp | Incl Glove, Pouch, & Travel Size Argan Oil Hair Treatment | Packaging Varies
- STRAIGHTENS, FLIPS & CURLS: The HSI Professional Glider creates dramatic results on even the frizziest coarsest hair; to quickly straighten, flip, and curl with minimal effort. Simple & fast.
- MICRO SENSORS PREVENT FUTURE HAIR DAMAGE: High quality ceramic plates use 8 HeatBalance micro-sensors to regulate the temperature & evenly distribute heat so fewer passes are needed on your precious hair.
- CERAMIC & CRYSTALS TO CREATE SILKY RESULTS: The Glider's plates are designed with ceramic and tourmaline crystal ion plates to create a shinier, silkier finish in less time.
- ELIMINATE FRIZZ WITH ADJUSTABLE HIGH HEAT: The adjustable temperature settings from 140-450°F gives greater control to achieve a perfectly sleek and smooth look for all hair types.
- TAKE IT WHEN YOU TRAVEL: The Glider's worldwide dual voltage compatible 110v-220v works so you can take it with you on your next vacation. Move freely with the 360 degree swivel cord.
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Color | 1st Gen Flat Iron |
Height | 0 Inches |
Length | 0 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Release date | January 2016 |
Size | 4 Piece Set |
Weight | 1 Pounds |
Width | 0 Inches |
2. REMINGTON Pro ½”-1” Pearl Ceramic Conical Curling Wand, Digital Controls + 10 Heat Settings, Black/Pink, CI95AC4
- Professional Pearl Ceramic for less damage and fast, salon results
- Ceramic Coating: Even, consistent heat. Heat up time is 30 seconds
- Crushed pearl infused barrel for smooth, frizz free waves
- 410°F high heat for fast results
- Volt: 60 Hertz
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Color | Pink |
Height | 14.13 Inches |
Length | 2.88 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Release date | September 2010 |
Size | 0.5 - 1 Inch |
Weight | 0.75 Pounds |
Width | 4.88 Inches |
3. Bed Head Wave Artist Deep Waver for Beachy Waves
- This is older version: See Newer Model BH365 for features you wanted (Auto shutoff, 2X Tourmaline Coating for smoother gliding and now Global Voltage for your crazy travel schedule)
- Tourmaline, ceramic technology on plates for reduced frizz and massive shine
- Unique deep barrels for beach sculpted waves
- High heat of Up to 400 degree Fahrenheit (because we know you like it hot)
- Multiple heat settings with instant heat recovery for consistent results. Tangle free 6 feet swivel cord
- Instructions: How to get the look Starting at the roots, lightly clamp a small section of hair between the barrels and hold for a few seconds. For continuous waves, match the outermost wave and work it down your hair
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Color | Blue |
Height | 0.004 Inches |
Length | 15 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Release date | July 2015 |
Size | 15x9x7 Inch (Pack of 1) |
Weight | 1 Pounds |
Width | 9 Inches |
4. INFINITIPRO BY CONAIR Tourmaline Ceramic Curling Wand
- Ceramic Curling Wand: Instantly create defined to free flowing curls and beachy waves by wrapping your hair around this clamp free curling wand featuring a tapered barrel to make a variety of twisted spirals with no kinks or creases
- Frizz Fighting Control: Tourmaline Ceramic technology controls frizz for silky shiny hair, and provides ultra high, even heat up to 400 degrees F with no damaging hot spots.Care & Cleaning: Spot or Wipe Clean
- Clamp Free Curls: Conical barrel tapers from 1 inch to 0.5 inch for tighter to looser curls; Style instantly with no clamp, simply wrap; Clamp free curling puts less stress on hair and reduces damage
- Innovative Styling Tools: From curling irons and wands to flat irons, hot air brushes, auto curlers and more; Conair makes high quality styling tools for all hair types
- Conair Hair Care: Since 1959, we have made innovative small appliances, hair styling tools, and more; Our hair care line includes high quality hair dryers, brushes, styling tools, and hair accessories
- ITEM IS TRANSITIONAL – COLOR MAY VARY BETWEEN METALLIC GREY AND PINK
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Color | Metallic Grey |
Height | 9.5 Inches |
Length | 3.75 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Release date | April 2010 |
Size | 1-0.5 Inch (Pack of 1) |
Weight | 0.85 Pounds |
Width | 11.75 Inches |
5. Revlon Perfect Heat Jumbo 3 Barrel Waver
Three-Barrel Jumbo Waver Styles Natural-Looking Waves420 degrees Fahrenheit High Heat for Fast Styling and Optimal Results30-heat settings for complete customization and great performance on all hair typesTourmaline Ceramic coating helps reduce damageDesigned to help provide long-lasting, smooth res...
Specs:
Color | Grey |
Height | 16 Inches |
Length | 3 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Release date | March 2010 |
Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
Weight | 0.3 Pounds |
Width | 6 Inches |
6. Andis 67095 High Heat Ceramic Hair Flat Iron, 1-Inch, High Heat 450ºF, Black
- NO SNAGGING & NO TUGGING: The hair straightener or iron has sophisticated 3D floating plates that are covered with a high spec gloss finish for a smooth, snag-free style.
- QUALITY STRAIGHTENER: With the Andis Pro 1-inch Ceramic Flat Iron, you can get exquisite curls, waves, and silky hair. High-quality plates on this ceramic tourmaline ionic flat iron hair straightener reduce frizz and seal in moisture.
- ACHIEVE YOUR PERFECT STYLE This flat iron hair straightener is suitable for all hair kinds and styles, whether fine or thick. You'll adore your soft beachy waves, gorgeous bouncy curls, or glossy silky strands.
- LESS DAMAGE WHILE STYLING: Straightening and curling hair, as we all know, invariably results in damage. The Andis Hair Straightener for Blonde Hair includes a negative ion generator that can produce tens of millions of negative ions while heating up.
- PRODUCT DETAILS: Andis 67095 professional hair straightener measures 2.5 x 4.25 x 12.5 inches and weighs 1.44 ounces, Ceramic plates preserve moisture, creating incredible luster and shine.
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Color | Black/Gold |
Height | 12.5 Inches |
Length | 2.5 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Release date | March 2020 |
Size | 1 Inch (Pack of 1) |
Weight | 0.09 Pounds |
Width | 4.25 Inches |
7. MHU Flat Iron 1 Inch Professional Travel Portable Negative Ions Protect Hair, Hair Straightener&Curler Anti frizz Dual Voltage Salon Floating Titanium Plate, Hair Iron, Fast Heat Adjustable Temp Black
[Travel friendly Worldwide Use]: 120~240V dual voltage hair automatically adjusts when connected to a compatible adapter, allows you to use anywhere. 8ft. long and tangle 360 degree swivel cord. Flat Iron have a special safety lock easy storage in the Baggage.[Adjustable Heat And Emitting negative I...
Specs:
Color | Black |
Height | 0.00393700787 Inches |
Length | 5.118110231 Inches |
Weight | 0.8 Pounds |
Width | 0.8661417314 Inches |
8. KIPOZI Professional Titanium Flat Iron Hair Straightener with Digital LCD Display, Dual Voltage, Instant Heating, 1.75 Inch Wide Black.
Luxury, versatility and technology are combine in this leading-edge tool. This KIPOZI hair straightener is made with the user's comfort in mind. The temperature is Adjustable up to 170F/450F to give you an optimum temperature setting that is consistent across the two plates, allowing for personalize...
9. INFINITIPRO BY CONAIR Curl Secret, Purple
- Hair Goes In, Curl Comes Out: A revolutionary way to create beautiful curls; Auto Curl tangle free technology draws hair safely into curl chamber where it is gently held, timed, and heated to create the perfect curl
- Professional Brushless Motor and High Performance Heater: long life motor with safety senor for tangle free curls and precision styling, while the high performance heaters allow for 30 second heat up, even heat, and instant recovery.No lubrication is needed
- Styling Control: With 2 Heat levels and 3 timer settings, create your desired look from medium to tight curls; Curl Secret heats up to 400-degrees F highest heat and has Auto Beep Indicator to confirm when it is safe to release the curl; Auto-OFF
- Innovative Styling Tools: From curling irons and wands to flat irons, hot air brushes, auto curlers and more; Conair makes high quality styling tools for all hair types
- Conair Hair Care: Since 1959, we have made innovative small appliances, hair styling tools, and more; Our hair care line includes high quality hair dryers, brushes, styling tools, and hair accessories
- Note: This styler is intended for household use. Use on Alternating Current (50/60 Hz) only. This unit is designed to be operated at 120V AC.This appliance has a polarized plug (one blade is wider than the other). As a safety feature, this plug will fit in a polarized outlet only one way. If the plug does not fit fully in the outlet, reverse the plug. If it still does not fit, contact a qualified electrician. Do not attempt to defeat this safety feature.
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Color | Metallic Grey |
Height | 13 Inches |
Length | 6 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Release date | July 2013 |
Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
Weight | 1.5 Pounds |
Width | 3.5 Inches |
10. CHI Original 1" Flat Hair Straightening Ceramic Hairstyling Iron 1 Inch Plates
Professional salon model hair styling iron1” ceramic plates for easy glideVersatile styling tool: Flip, Curl & StyleCreates silky hair instantlyFlash quick heating, up to 392°FLimited 2 Year Warranty
Specs:
Color | Professional Black |
Height | 0.004 Inches |
Length | 11 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Release date | February 2015 |
Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
Weight | 1.4 Pounds |
Width | 1.3 Inches |
11. Remington Wet2Straight Flat Iron with Ceramic + Titanium Plates, S7330A, 1 3/4 Inch
- Ceramic plates - Remington's design allows this performance tool to heat up in just 30 seconds
- Steam Vents - Our distinctive steam vents allow you to start styling right out of the shower without drying your hair first
- Salon-Quality heat - The Remington Wet 2 Straight 1 3/4 inch straightener provides up to 420 degrees of professional-grade heat
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Specs:
Color | Black |
Height | 13.25 Inches |
Length | 3.5 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Release date | March 2014 |
Size | 1.75 Inch (Pack of 1) |
Weight | 0.000625 Pounds |
Width | 4.88 Inches |
12. Bed Head Curlipops Curling Wand, Loose Curls, 1 IN
- TOURMALINE + CERAMIC BARREL: For frizz free styles with massive shine
- EASY-TO-USE: On/Off button with ready indicator light that lets u know when to style
- ADVANCED: Clamp-free design for no-nonsense styling. Heat protective glove included safer styling
- HIGH HEAT: Up to 430˚ F for styling magic on all hair types
- TRAVEL READY: Lightweight and universal dual voltage. Heat protective glove included
- GET THE LOOK: Start with dry hair, grab a 1-inch section of hair, and wrap it around the barrel, point the barrel down while curling and hold in place for a few seconds, release, finger brush hair to add texture
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Color | Orange/White |
Height | 0.004 Inches |
Length | 16.25 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Size | 1 Inch BARREL |
Weight | 0.76 Pounds |
Width | 5.5 Inches |
13. Hot Tools Professional Mega 1.25 Inch Curling Iron with Multi-Heat Control Model No. 1110
24K gold-plated barrel with extra-long cool tip and heavy duty, long-life heating element85 watts of power for fast heat up to 430 FSeparate on-off switch allows rheostat to memorize favorite heat settingHeavy duty round 8ft swivel cord and Soft-Grip handleIdeal for all hair types
Specs:
Color | Black and Gold |
Height | 5.5 Inches |
Length | 15.3 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Release date | April 2008 |
Size | 1-1/4 Inch |
Weight | 0.2 Pounds |
Width | 2.4 Inches |
14. Remington S-9951 Frizz Therapy, Humidity Resistant Ceramic Flat Hairstyling Iron, 1-Inch
Say Goodbye to Frizzy Hair with 15 Hour Protection From HumidityProfessional ceramic damage reducing conditioning plates-infused with a blend of conditioners and avocado oilCeramic Floating Plates that Reach a Professional 430 Degrees and A Digital LCD Screen30 second Heat Up with A Turbo Boost Func...
Specs:
Color | Silver |
Height | 13.6 Inches |
Length | 2.8 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Release date | January 2009 |
Weight | 1.05 Pounds |
Width | 4.8 Inches |
15. (Upgraded) Aberlite MAX - Beard Straightener for Men - Beard Straightening Heat Brush Comb Ionic - for Home & Travel
Perfect Gift for Men & Designed for Facial Hair - Aberlite Beard Straightening Brush is designed specifically for facial hair to avoid damaging your beard and burning your face. It’s also suitable for head hair for both men and women.5 Heat Settings Up to 440°F - Use a temperature above 380°F(19...
Specs:
Color | Black |
Height | 0.0393700787 Inches |
Length | 1.968503935 Inches |
Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
Weight | 1.76 Pounds |
Width | 1.968503935 Inches |
16. BaBylissPRO Nano Titanium Mini Straightening Iron
The BaBylissPRO Nano Titanium Mini Straightening Iron delivers superior heat retention in a compact (total length 6", plate width 1/2"), travel-ready size! Get smooth, shiny beautiful hair from this little star.Nano Titanium plates offer even heat distribution without hot spots & negative ions leave...
Specs:
Color | Blue |
Height | 2 Inches |
Length | 6 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Release date | May 2022 |
Size | 0.5 Inch |
Weight | 0.5 Pounds |
Width | 0.75 Inches |
17. Revlon Salon High Heat Hair Curling Iron Ball Wand, Regular Bubble (main item)
- Unique ball shaped barrel for loose, natural looking curls
- 420°F Salon High Heat
- Multiple Heat Settings Provide Precise Control for all Hair Types
- Cool Tip for Easy Grip
- Heat-resistant Glove Included
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Specs:
Color | Pink Handle |
Height | 16 Inches |
Length | 2 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Size | 2 Piece Set |
Weight | 0.9 Pounds |
Width | 6.13 Inches |
18. Conair MiniPRO Cordless 3/4-inch Ceramic Flat Iron
- 3/4-inch flat iron anytime, anywhere, any hairstyle with Conair The cordless collection 3/4-inch flat iron
- Great for travel or everyday use
- Heats up in just 2 minutes
- Powered by ThermaCELL butane cartridges (includes 1 cartridge)
- Conair Hair Care: Since 1959, we have made innovative small appliances, hair styling tools, and more. Our hair care line includes high-quality hair dryers, brushes, styling tools, and hair accessories
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Specs:
Color | Flat Iron |
Height | 11 Inches |
Length | 1.5 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Release date | March 2017 |
Size | Flat Iron |
Weight | 5 Pounds |
Width | 1.5 Inches |
19. xtava It Curl Curling Wand - 0.75-1.25 Inch Professional Dual Voltage Hair Wand with Ceramic Barrel Cool Tip and Auto Shut Off - Travel Curling Iron for Long and Short Hair with Heat Resistant Glove
- The xtava It Curl Professional Oval Curling Iron features a 0.75 inch to 1.25 inch ceramic barrel with cool tip for creating effortless beach waves
- Uses ionic technology to prevent frizz. The long tapered barrel is coated in ceramic and tourmaline to preserve hair health. Great for giving the perfect curl for your short or long hair
- Includes 22 temperature settings on an LCD digital display, ranging from 200 F - 410 F. Start between 200 F - 300 F for styling delicate or fine hair types, 300 F - 370 F for normal hair, and 370 F - 410 F for thick or coarse hair types
- Universal dual voltage (110 - 240V AC) will automatically adjust to the proper voltage when used with a compatible adapter
- Includes 60-minute auto shut off function, 8’10" 360 degree swivel cord, heat resistant glove and travel case
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Specs:
Height | 1.8 Inches |
Length | 15 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
Width | 1.5 Inches |
20. HSI Professional Ceramic Tourmaline Ionic Flat Iron, With Travel Size Argan Oil Leave In Hair Treatment, Worldwide Dual Voltage 110v-220v
- Floating plates: auto adjusts to your hair thickness and type
- 100 percent true ceramic tourmaline plates and advanced infrared heat technology
- Adjustable temperature from 240f to 410f
- Includes 5 ml Argan oil leave in conditioner bottle, worldwide dual voltage 110v-220v
- Flip and curl: round body shape design allows unique flips and curling styles
Features:
Specs:
Color | 2nd Gen Flat Iron |
Height | 4.6 Inches |
Length | 12.6 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Release date | January 2016 |
Width | 2.6 Inches |
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OK. I think our hair types are similar. I now have long hair, but I've been growing it out from a pixie cut for a little under two years, so I've recently experienced the frustration of not knowing how to style mid-length hair. After a lot of research, here's what I've found works well for me at most lengths:
When I use all this stuff in a blow-dry routine (I use a newer Conair hairdryer with a cool shot button and a 2" stiff-bristle round brush), my hair looks awesome all day, and taking those steps also prep your hair for more complex 'dos. (Really, though, you're passing a lot of dirt and grease into your locks with your hands, so you should try to break the habit of playing with your hair all the time.)
As far as styles go, I found the tutorials at Hair Romance inspiring. Her e-book, "30 Hairstyles in 30 Days", is $10 and has great step-by-steps and instructions for many useful techniques that I've used to create original styles. FYI, her hair is on the thicker side and has a lot of texture, so you might want to do as I did and acquire and learn to use the following:
There are lots of great hair tutorials around the internet, too. Google around, or search "DIY hair" and "hair tutorial" on Pinterest. Go nuts!
Whew! I know there's a lot here, so let me know if you have questions. Good luck!
So you could do either blow dry straightening, which is my favorite since it looks more natural and gives the hair more movement and body, or regular flat ironing. Blow drying it straight takes a bit of practice to get the technique down right, but it's a nice thing to learn if you have the time and patience. Everyone is different, but I think it usually looks much nicer blown out than flat ironed.
I've never heard of that brand before, and I think for $40 you can get the HSI which I've heard really good things about. A quick look on Amazon's page for the one you linked shows really varied reviews for it. Personally, I'd be wary of it, but I'm the kind of person that likes to go with stuff that's got a good following/significant feedback.
Never flat iron wet or damp hair! You'll burn it. Wait until it's completely dry before ironing. You need to always use a heat protectant of some kind. The have spray kinds that are much lighter weight than creams or lotions, and my favorites are Nexxus' and Suave's spray protectors. They smell nice and don't leave any residue on my hair. Your hair looks like it's at that weird in-between length where it's going to flip out because of it laying against your shoulders. You might want to get some kind of setting spray to try and keep it from flipping out again after you style it. You mention frizz as well, so I'd pick up a leave in conditioner to help smooth that down and keep it at bay. I love Suave's Keratin Infusion leave in. It's super cheap, smells great, and works way better than it has any right too. I haven't had a single flyaway since I started using it.
Since your hair is on the thinner side, you should be using one of the lowest settings. Even my curly, thickish hair only takes about 250-290 degrees to flat iron it pin straight. At the very least, never go over 320, which is usually about the middle setting. After that point it's pretty much overkill on anyone without really coarse hair.
And lastly, any type of heat is going to damage it. The protectant, lower heat setting, and generally just taking care and not straightening it every day is going to prevent it from getting too bad. Regular trims will help keep it looking nice, and you should be deep conditioning and using moisturizing shampoos to stave off dryness from the heat tools.
Aww this makes me want to hug you (I don't mean that in a condescending way, I just feel for you). Have you tried a curling WAND? It's super easy, you just wrap your hair around it. No clamp or pulling or anything. Plus it comes with a glove so your hand is protected from the heat (just don't get the glove wet or the heat goes right through it).
Just wrap about an inch or so of hair around the wand for like 10-15 seconds. I use this one and it works really really well. I suck at using curling irons and flat irons to curl my hair but I find this wand really really awesome. I use the highest heat. My best friend gave it to me as a birthday gift in like 2012 haha but I still use it every time I want to curl my hair. It's the best.
Also, when you let the curl go from the wand, just let it sit, don't brush it through right away. Let all the curls sit (even if you look like curly sue) for 10 mins or so until they are not hot any more, THEN use your fingers to gently run through them and break them up a little bit. Then hairspray!
If the curl still won't stay, try putting hairspray on EACH curl after you let it down from the wand.
Also try curling your hair 12-24 hours after you've washed it instead of right away.
This is my set up. Really, really easy. I dont have a garage full of tools and i still thought it was easy.
Disassemble this https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01M14RI79/ref=zg_bs_11058261_7?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=F6E9C1ERF8C0HBFJSA98 (having some of those really small screwdrivers like you'd use to work on eye glasses makes this part cake)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00ZS6JU02/ref=mp_s_a_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1510258631&sr=8-7&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=aluminum++1%2F2+inch&dpPl=1&dpID=31FkfqMeaYL&ref=plSrch use a dremel to cut this into plates to sit on both sides of each of your hair straightener heat plates. Having the aluminum against the back of the hair straightener plate will keep you from smashing those wire leads and allow you to put more pressure.
I tried a few diff arbor presses and vises, for my small nug presses (i press a nug at a time, its just for me and rosin lasts me a really long time in my wax pen) .... the 5 inch model of this one gives me plenty of pressure and doesnt break the bank. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B003JSY8S0/ref=mp_s_a_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1510258796&sr=8-7&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=yost%2B5%2Binch%2Bvise&dpPl=1&dpID=41QF1yC8WyL&ref=plSrch&th=1&psc=1
And thats it. At first i used jb weld to hold my plates to each other but found that metal wire (with slots cut into everything to make the wire stay in place and the plates to meet flush) was far easier. Only tool i really used was a dremel and of course my laser thermometer to constantly check accuracy of the temps. I get great results with this setup and it was super cheap. I can post pics of mine if you want. Got it zip tied to the inside of a milk crate to make it portable and stand upright on its own. It looks pretty rough but works great.
Edit. ... personal opinion here ..... but beware of builds using arbor presses, yeah they work, but for my money its easier to twist that 5 inch vise tight really hard then wait and watch the timer...... vs having to stand there with all my weight leaning on an arbor press handle for 60 seconds at a time to keep pressure on. That yost 5 inch vise gives me better returns than i got from an arbor press and it's less work.
Hope i dont get laughed too hard but here is my Frankenstein https://m.imgur.com/a/bOZ1P (note the notches made with the dremel to keep the wire from sliding around the vise when you tighten it.) Works like a champ and cheaply replaced parts.
Okay, here we goooooo. Funtimes with hair toys.
I have this only, with a red handle, that I use as my basic curling iron. Cheap, you say? Yes. But it works very well, and it gets the job done.
This guy is my hair dryer. I rarely use it, but when I do, it does very well. The hot setting is pretty hot, though. I tend to stick to low.
My mother bought me this straightener a couple years ago, but I rarely use it, preferring this one that I've had for YEARS. Well that's the newest version of the same one. I like the grip on my old one better.
DO NOT FORGET TO USE THIS. It is a life-saver. Hair-saver. Whatever.
BONUS TIME:
I've found that curling or straightening my hair the night before is the best, and then putting my hair in one of these keeps it well-behaved and styled for the next day.
YMMV.
I have long, thick, curly hair and went through a period of about 2 years where I straightened my hair everyday if I wasn't wearing it up. I had a cheap, crappy flatiron from Sally Beauty. My hair was fried. I saved up and bought a ceramic one (not a Chi, but it was still over $100) and it made a HUGE difference in the time it took to straighten my hair, the texture and the overall appearance of my hair.
I gave that flat iron to a friend 2 or 3 years ago (I bought it in 2004) and it is still going strong. I thing it was Ion brand? If I were to buy one now, I would get one of these. They get consistently good reviews, they are in mid-price range and since I don't really wear my hair straight anymore, it seems like a decent investment.
That said, how do you blow your hair out? I only get blow outs when I get a haircut- I need a third hand to get my hair straight w/ a blowdryer!
I know, right? I wish it was. D:
I let my hair mostly air dry after I shower until it's just a tad damp, then I blow dry the rest until its dry, no brush used though. (I just like the texture of my hair better when I do it like this, and it holds curls and crimping better too, I've noticed!) Then I use a three barrel waver (mine is this guy, but I'm sure any others would do just fine) in small/ medium sections, top layers first, and then I do my bangs last! My hair is also pretty fine, so if you're going for the same look it might be the same! :) Oh, and of course, hair spray, hahaha. (So much heat and hair spray probably isn't very good for my hair, but I haven't had any damage or dryness, and I've been doing my hair like this almost every day for four years, haha.)
Does she like curling her hair?
I'd die for this automatic hair curler.
Infiniti Pro by Conair Curl Secret; Purple https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00E68O4JU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_EWkxybYPX1952
What's her favorite flower? May be a fragrance with its smell will fit. I personally love jasmine so here is a suggestion. This perfume simply absolutely great.
Diptyque Do Son 1.7 oz Eau de Toilette Spray https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0012ZKG3S/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_g1kxybRG3C5VR
Does she have any hobbies or sports? May be something related to one of her passions can be a good alternative. Try to think of all the things you know about her. Favorite color, flower, song, hobbie, etc.
If you really want something that says "I love you" I'd try to think about something that is related to your relationship. It could be anything, as long as any detail of that object is somewhat connected to you guys.
Another option is giving "experiences" as presents. Like a voucher that is valid for a short trip, a romantic dinner in a nice place, tickets to a concert, etc. I wanted to give my boyfriend a horse-riding experience since he once told me he has never ridden before (I ended up not getting it for other reasons, but I will do so in the future) :)
You can also create your own experience. You can have her on a date in a nearby observatory and watch the stars, or simply take the car, drive to the middle of nowhere and camp there for a while while listening to music, eating snacks, having some wine and watching the stars.
I hope this was helpful. These are all the ideas I can think of at the moment.
well great hair starts off with a good moisturizing shampoo and conditioner. I like Kenra or joico. Then using a good leave in conditioner as well as an oil to mend split ends, use a thermal protection before blow drying, kendra's blowdry spray, works wonders, i swear. use a ceramic flatiron or 1" - 1 and 1/4" curling iron or wand. This will make it not look as frizzy. section it off in 2 sections, curl bottom then sides and top. any pieces that still look frizzy, curl those again. Most important, use a really good deep conditioner/mask once to twice a week. You can also use coconut oil. on clean wet hair, towel dry a little bit but still damp, warm it up for like 2 seconds in the microwave, put on ends and leave on for about an hour. dont microwave deep conditioner/mask. These are just some examples, most hair care lines have the same stuff, KMS is a little bit cheaper and just as good.
/u/CaptainBadKid said it pretty well. Harbor freight has arbor presses for pretty cheap. There's a ton of good info on /r/rosin, as well. Here's a $120 build that's pretty good and I'm sure you could cut some corners if you had to. I've heard of people not even using custom plates and just using the plates from the hair straightener though that will break eventually.
Here's the straightener I use which apparently doesn't have wires behind the plate which is good, though you might want to get one with a digital readout. You can also use vise grips if you really want to cheap out and you're only doing small personal runs. Like so.
Oh, thanks for the cool contest VKitty!
I finally bit the bullet today and after 40 years of fighting gray hair, decided no more dying! I waited until about 3-4 inches of silver/gray roots grew out, and went and got an uber-short pixie cut. I freaking love it. So liberating to no longer by L'Oreal's slave every two weeks!
Either of these two items would be hugely helpful with the upkeep!
Jhirmack Silver Brightening Shampoo to keep the silver from yellowing, can be found on my Under $10 WL.
Or, this mini titanium straightening iron to get rid of the random curls and cowlicks, if you're feeling super generous. It can be found on my default WL.
I freaking love the song, "The Old Apartment".
Thanks again for the contest! <3
I have fine straight hair and have finally found some things that work for me:
Wearing an obscene amount of makeup will not help anyone, but I think that carefully applying the correct amount of makeup would do wonders!
With that being said:
I don't think you're ugly! I say 6/10.
https://www.amazon.com/Xtava-Curl-Curling-Wand-Professional/dp/B01M0PHGQ9?ref\_=ast\_sto\_dp/?&amp;\_encoding=UTF8&amp;tag=genie005-20
Very happy with the purchase. I use for a year now, curls are well kept for more than one day. Since the temperature is regulated, it is suitable for different types of hair - my daughter do curls. The timer gives the opportunity, without overblown and overbearing, with pleasure to create beauty!
Also, Zweihander
From what you're describing, it sounds like my best friend has very similar hair and she swears by the CHI straightener. I've used it before too and it's worked a lot better than many other straighteners that I've used in the past. It's in your price range, too :) Hope this helps.
Thank you! I used this curling wand from Tigi! I just curl all my hair in random sized sections and then once I'm finished I just run my fingers through it to kind of mess it up a little and not have the curls be so defined and perfect looking. Sometimes I'll spray in some dry shampoo or texturizing spray if I have any on hand.
For this picture I just parted my hair in the opposite direction that I normally part it in (as in, I usually part my hair to the left and for this picture/look I parted it to the right). Parting your hair in the direction that its not used to being parted in seems to give you a good bit of volume. Obviously using a rattail comb to tease it helps to give more long lasting volume (I didn't tease my hair this day and my hair did fall a bit flat as the day went on but oh well).
Something else that I find useful is blow drying your hair with a round brush after you wash it. I've found this helps to reduce frizz and make your curls more robust looking.
Hope this helps! xoxo
I'm in need of a replacement as well. I'm currently between deciding on this one, which is listed on Amazon for $44 when the list price is $300 (and great reviews!), and this one, listed on Amazon for $39 when the list price is $49 (also great reviews!). I live in Florida so the second one's humidity resistance feature is the biggest draw for me, but a straightener that's worth $300 for $45 is very hard to pass up. Good luck finding the right one for you!
Thanks! It's a dress!
Hair is awesome thanks to the curl secret. Have you ever tried it? LOVE THAT THING.
It's Friday. I had time to actually do my hair this morning, I used this waver and it's fucking magical. I'm in love with it. My hair is so long, and using this thing on it, only took 7-10 minutes, tops. Here's the final results!!! Yay!!!
Good hair day, it's Friday, and I get to sleep in tomorrow.
Damn it feels good to be a gangster.
I'm going on 4 years now and here is my daily routine:
Welcome to long term food prepping!
I embarked on the long term food storage (dry goods) not too long ago and have recently completed the trial & error phase. I am now laying waste to my monthly food budget and have begun to really get my food storages moving forward.
Right now I am concentrating on the following:
All of the above I am purchasing in bulk and on sale where possible and packaging them myself.
I am purchasing the rices & pinto beans at Sam's Club (Best prices I found near me) and the rest I am purchasing either when on sale or at the local discount food grocery store. I have found the elbow pasta at Sam's club is pretty cheap, while most of the other pastas are more expensive than other stores.
So far pasta, rices & pinto beans make up the majority of my dry long term storage and will likely remain this way unless I find an awesome sale on other items in the future.
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When comes to packaging, I am going a slightly different route than others have recommended in the past. Many articles and forum posts advocate using 5 gallon mylar bag + 5 gallon bucket + bucket lid and storing one food item per bucket.
The above is certainly simple and may even be cheaper, but I have a hard time envisioning a scenario where I would want to crack open a 5 gallon bucket of Pinto beans or rice...5 gallons is a lot of food, especially on small dense items like rice and beans.
There is also the issue of seal failure or puncture, when storing 5 gallons at a time you could loose a lot of food due to a single failure.
I have chosen the route of a lot of smaller bags as opposed to fewer larger.
I am using 1 gallon Mylar bags (7.5 mil thickness), 500-600CC Oxygen Absorbers (per bag), 2-3lb of food (per bag) and sealing the bag with a hair straightener.
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When I first started I used cheaper, thinner Mylar bags and honestly it was nothing more than a complete waste of time. I had issues with bags holding seal, punctures by the food items, light could easily passthrough and overall they just sucked.
Once I moved to the 7.5 mil thickness Mylar bags I have had nearly no issues beyond failures due to me not taking enough time sealing the bags with the hair straightener...I can't stress enough, take your time sealing otherwise you will get to the joy of doing it all over again.
I usually seal twice the width of the hair straightener and ensure I squeeze the vast majority of the air out of each bag before you completely seal it. I have begun using two ~2" wide boards with 2 rubber bands around each end sandwiching the Mylar bag "mouth" between the two. It allows me to easily squeeze the air out and helps keep the opening in place while I seal with the iron - I can take a picture if that doesn't make sense.
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In the future I may be ordering from Augason Farms (https://www.augasonfarms.com/) via Walmart.com/Samsclub.com for items I haven't been able to easily source locally (Wheat, Tomato Powder, etc.), however I will try to source things locally where possible assuming it doesn't exceed their prices...but in general Augason isn't the cheapest place, but when they are on sale on Walmart.com they can be a decent deal.
ANY food you purchase prepackaged, please double-check it before you slap it on the shelf. There are plenty of posts here about many companies selling prepackaged food with bad seals, punctured bags, etc.
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Good luck!
I know this is late, but I have super unruly curly hair, probably similar to yours. I can't ever get corkscrew type curls, it takes years to get done, and isn't worth it. Instead, I use this thing
I can do it after my hair dries naturally after a shower, and it doesn't take long at all. It's not typical curls, but it looks cute and is something different. Hope this helps!
I am also in the market. I was just looking at straighteners on Amazon and the CHI doesn't have the best reviews. I found one I'm going to try- it's the HSI straightener and it has rave reviews (over 11k and almost 5 stars) Amazon is selling the older model of it for $40 (marked down from $200) so I thought it would be worth a try and easy enough to return on Amazon if it doesn't work. I currently have a pro solia that does not straighten my waves. I'm like you- super course thick wavy hair.
EDIT- from what my hair stylist tells me, the CHI was good if you bought it a few years ago, but as they've gained popularity and mass produced, their products don't work as well.
EDIT2- Link
Why don't you try this one? Now, keep in mind that that this is not a Paul Mitchell or Chi so it's not going to be perfect, but I owned one before I bought my Paul Mitchell and it did a pretty great job for the price. My hair is very coarse, frizzy, and poofy. It would hold it's straightness throughout the day with a little hairspray and some heat protectant spray.
I use the Jilbere Palladium Ceramic flatiron I'm mixed, my hair is buttlength and curly and coarse. I got it from Sally Beauty Supply but i'm not sure they still sell them.
I love it because it gets up to 465 degrees and the little comb on the side (which you can put on either side of the flatiron, or remove completely) keeps my hair from snagging and helps smooth my ends.I bought one years ago and it broke after i dropped it on the stone floor at my parents' house, but i had the extended warranty and they sent me a new one which i've had for probably 8 years now.
The other flatiron i have (which i bought in a pinch when the jilbere was awaiting replacement) is actually a much more budget-friendly option. Its the Remington Wet2Straight which i picked up at walmart I'm sure for like $30 or less. It doesn't get as hot as the Jilbere, nor does it have the comb, but my hair just feels really polished when I use it, and I don't have to blowdry my hair as completely dry (which takes FOREVER for me) because this has little vents for the steam.
Oh my gosh I wish!! My hair is pin straight. I use this wave curler thing I got on amazon, if you’re interested I can dm you the link it was only like $18!
Edit: Bed Head Wave Artist Deep Waver for Beachy Waves https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003FBI9LS?ref=yo_pop_ma_swf
For anyone else who is interested!
Seriously, go 10 dollars over budget and get an HSI Flat Iron. I bought one recently, and my God it is amazing. By far the best flat iron I've ever used, and it's so freaking cheap.
Read some reviews if you don't believe me. But this will be your best hair decision yet. Promise.
I have this flat iron and I love it. I either curl my hair with a flat iron or use a larger barrel curling wand for "beachy" looking waves. The size of the barrel/flat iron depend on what you want the curls to look like. here's what I mean.
Definitely youtube will help. Also, just practice a few times when you're not in a hurry/getting ready in the morning. It's not as intimidating as it seems!
The Andis ceramic is the one I have. It's incredible. I've owned plenty of really cheap straighteners, and then I bought one of these on a recommendation. I still consider it a cheap one, but it works wonderfully! At least as good as many of the much more expensive ones. Also, I've had it for about 6 years, dropped it tons, gotten it wet, and in general been not a very good owner and it still works and looks like the day I got it.
Absolutely. I use the HSI professional straightener ( http://www.amazon.com/HSI-PROFESSIONAL-TOURMALINE-STRAIGHTENER-Treatment/dp/B001MA0QY2) I can't remember how to link, sorry. But it'll pay for itself if you're going to the salon even 1-2 times a year. It's great quality for the price and in this case would be worth it for you. And far from $100-200! I have thick, frizzy, curly hair and in less than 30 minutes this gets my hair stick straight. Therefore saving you time too :) hope this helps!
I used to use Chi straighteners religiously but found this one on Amazon and love it. It's better than any other straightener I've used.
[HSI Professional Ceramic Tourmaline Ionic Flat Iron, With Travel Size Argan Oil Leave In Hair Treatment, Worldwide Dual Voltage https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B00N30SE3E/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_s5k2DbG9QZN0D
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0009XH6SC
I have one of these and it works great, I have no complaints. I pretty much picked the one with the best reviews on amazon. Maybe coming from a chi you wouldn't like it, but having never used a really expensive one, I love it.
Thank you! I use a curling wand. It's incredibly quick and easy too! Best purchase I ever made for my hair, hands down.
I believe they're referring to the Bed Head Wave Artist. I agree, it's pretty great.
https://www.amazon.com/Bed-Head-Artist-Waver-Beachy/dp/B003FBI9LS
I use this one https://www.amazon.com/HSI-Professional-Tourmaline-Straightener-Straightens/dp/B001MA0QY2 it's pretty cheap and pretty amazing. I have 3b super curly hair and I usually only have to brush my hair dry and run it through once to get it as straight as it will go. And as everyone said heat protectant! But I have never seen people mention the heat setting, I use the HSI one at 350° or lower and it only takes one glide through and I have had no damage at all to my curls.
Disclaimer: I am not a big wearer of solid perfumes, but I'm a fan of Patch NYC's aromas and have heard good things about their solid perfumes. You should also check out shops on etsy.
And some well-reviewed flat iron recs:
One
Two
Three
I use this every single day and have used it since it was delivered late April 2017. I bought it based off reviews but also international travel. The thing has worked flawlessly. I've been flat ironing my hair since high school and I'm 31 now. I've gone through a number of them and this is by far my favorite one.
Idk if it's BIFL or anything but almost two years and I haven't seen an inkling of a problem for only 50 dollars when I purchased it. It looks like this specific link might be discontinued but there are others out there it seems like.
https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00N30SE3E/ref=oh_aui_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1
Just about. Tbf, more like ~$80 with taxes and possible extras you may need if you don't have certain things lying around, like the hobby board slats. Main costs are the straightener and the clamp though, linked below.
Straightener. $37.99 but has a $2.00 off "coupon."
Clamp. $24.99
Hobby board. $2.62
$63.60, not including taxes or delivery fees.
Provided you already have a strong, temperature resistant glue and parchment paper, you will then be just about ready to go.
Got 2b Glued ....but please keep in mind this is some seriously powerful stuff..at least in my opinion. Don't over-do it, or your hair will just wind up gross and hard. But used correctly, this is the ONLY hairspray that will hold my curls. (and my curls never want to stay together)
Also, invest in a curling wand like this. I just got one of these a few months ago, and I adore it. It gives me way nicer looking curls than an old school iron.
I will definitely look into this.
Edit: I just bought this comb:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07MN6LVG2/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_apa_i_ayitDbNYZ1AHZ
I will post updates in the next couple of days if it worked.
Thanks for the help u/jongon832!
Edit: formatting
https://www.amazon.com/Xtava-Curl-Curling-Wand-Professional/dp/B01M0PHGQ9?ref\_=ast\_sto\_dp/?&amp;\_encoding=UTF8&amp;tag=genie005-20
Hair curling is just super fun, curls last for several days, you can not even varnish.
That closet organizer is awesome! So pricey... but probably worth it!
My answer is the same as what I just posted in a "what item do you WANT the most" thread:
For me, it's a tie between the filtered water pitcher (because our water is really crappy) or the hair straightener (because the cracks in my old one are snagging/breaking my hairs).
https://www.amazon.ca/Bed-Head-Curlipop-Wand-Styling/dp/B007ISRNJS/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1525560251&amp;sr=8-2&amp;keywords=bed+head+curlipops&amp;dpID=41r6tg2zSBL&amp;preST=_SY300_QL70_&amp;dpSrc=srch
Bedhead Curlipop!
I love mine, for the price they're good quality and mines lasted years.
The not-in-public item: because I feel like carrying a huge plush Cthulu will make people look at me funny. (on the $10-$20 list)
The phallic item, without the wings it kinda looks that way :P (main list)
The most geeky item was the hardest for me to choose because there are so many of them but I ended up going with this one because I think tabletop D&D is nerdier than Minecraft. (10-20)
The best item to bring to a deserted island is this because I could cut things and peel things and take down large beasts..... okay, maybe that one was kind of ambitious. (main)
I got this one a while ago on a deal and it's worked pretty well. Only had it for like 2 months, but it's good so far. Mostly use it to do curls though.
I have an HSI. And I absolutely love it.
Edit: link to Amazon http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001MA0QY2?pc_redir=1414211570&amp;robot_redir=1 and it's worth it
First year for beauty stations so I’m not sure, but I would seriously doubt it. It looks like they are only offering braiding, so I wouldn’t be surprised if they didn’t even have power. If they do, then I’m sure it’s at a premium and I wouldn’t blame them for not letting everyone use them.
This has been a festival game changer for me.
I recently bought this beard straightening brush: https://www.amazon.com/Aberlite-Beard-Straightener-Straightening-Brush/dp/B07MN6LVG2
Worked pretty well but thinned out my beard. I don't want to use it much because I don't want to damage my beard hair and until I get it shaped it looks very inconsistent when straightened lol
I bought thisto use until I got a chi. Two years later it's still going strong and straightens beautifully.
Thank you :) Being a type 3 person, I get a lot of limp ones in the back, and also probably because I'm letting my hair grow too long now :/ So I bought a wand to add definition to the frizzier ones, and the Revlon Ball Wand isn't half bad, the barrel is slimmer so it kinda mimics how your hair would form naturally :) This: http://www.amazon.ca/Revlon-Curl-Collection-Ball-Pounds/dp/B008QTHCTY
Hey there friend! Here’s the link to the hair straightener. It goes down to 170 actually! And it was fairly easy to disassemble.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01M14RI79/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&amp;psc=1
I have this curl wand. This is the only wand I've found that makes my hair hold the curl. I don't even have to use hair spray! And the curls last until the next day. I actually have the waving wand too and love that as well.
Buy one! They're soo easy to use, but I had to look at a youtube tutorial at first because I couldn't get the hang of the technique. This is the one I bought, and my friend with naturally curly hair always comes over to fix up her curls because it works so well.
There are a multitude of bud-to-concentrate extraction processes and some are surprisingly cheap. You simply dilute the concentrate with a thinner to make cartridge oil.
For ease, speed and cheapness, I suggest you make some rosin concentrate from bud, then dilute it with a terpene like d-limonene to turn it into cartridge oil. If you're making rosin only for home use you can use a hair straightener with temperature control for pressing. That method works surprisingly well for small-scale home production. There are plenty of YouTube videos on the process. See r/rosin for more info on rosin pressing methods. Be forewarned that a except for the hair straightener method, most other rosin press methods get expensive. BTW, rosin pressing is solventless and maintains all the terpenes of the original bud.
Finally, I suggest decarboxylating your bud or concentrate to kill mold and to make the THC more readily available during vaping.
i dyed my bleach blonde highlights fire engine red, people at the office loved that:) [looks like it would work god:)] (http://www.amazon.com/Vidal-Sassoon-BH305-Head-Waver/dp/B003FBI9LS/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pd_nS_nC?ie=UTF8&amp;colid=YCQA0VLK1CQ8&amp;coliid=I2XH2F0MHFGCOT) Zombie Monkey!!!
Its on your list but dang girl you should get a WiiU or the Zelda 3DS XL. drools
$20 item
n_n Thanks for the contest!
I do a lot of my shopping on Amazon. This is the one I have and I'm quite happy with the quality. HSI Professional Ceramic Tourmaline Ionic Flat Iron, with Travel Size Argan Oil Leave-in Hair Treatment https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001MA0QY2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_YSeqxbW9JKD0H
I am a zebra on the inside haha
And I used a Wand :D
Thank you :D
I have this one and love it!
MHD Professional Flat Iron Hair Straightener (Negative Ionic Technology) with 2 Salon Clips, 1-Inch, Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FD6A7P8/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_7LKdAbWHV037C
I bought this from Amazon 4 years ago. It's still going strong!
I would recommend using a curling wand instead of a curling iron. I wear my hair the same way and with extensions as well (yes, she definitely has extensions).
The curling wand that Kaitlyn and others advertise with promo codes is actually a really good one, but you can even get a cheap conair version at CVS and achieve the same look. I have this one: https://www.amazon.com/Remington-CI95AC2-Collection-Digital-Ceramic/dp/B003V265QW
I use curlers. I do hot curlers, I have a waver iron type thing, I have one with beads down the barrel and I have a set of flexible straw type things I can leave in over night. My flat iron is too big to curl with so I have a bunch of different things I can use to curl my hair. I will link my favorite one below. It can wave your hair or curl it depending on how you use it.
http://www.amazon.com/Revlon-Curl-Collection-Bubble-Curling/dp/B008QTHCTY
No plugins.
Get one of these or these.
They work off butane, they come with 1 cartridge, takes a couple minutes to warm up but then your good to go.
fyi for those like me considering this - it's a buttload cheaper at amazon!
Well there are 500 reviews on Amazon for this one: http://www.amazon.com/Infiniti-Pro-Conair-Curl-Secret/dp/B00E68O4JU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1408150794&amp;sr=8-1&amp;keywords=automatic+curling+iron
I'd start there. Amazon is probably going to have the most user reviews you could possibly get...
I use this flat iron from HSI. I have very thick, long length naturally curly hair and this one gets it nice and flat. I bought this on Amazon almost 5 years ago and it has never failed me. Only $40 with prime shipping too.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001MA0QY2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_Lk1KybE8WRMJ0
Here
Use your imagination
Spike
Cage
Twist
Drinky drink
Squeaky clean
Candle
Haaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyy
Gag
Pokey
Crush
Hungry
Squirt
Huge
Fear the Fist
Would you like anything else?
I use a three barrel curling iron: Revlon Jumbo 3 Barrel Hair Waver for Deep Waves https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000FRWNL2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_bm.WzbQM9XCWV
Don't forget heat protectant!
Hope this helps :)
im fairly certain its the original 1" with just the on-off switch. my sister has one where you pick the temp and she has issues with it.
I was always awful with a curling iron, so I bought something like this http://www.amazon.com/Conair-Infiniti-Pro-Curl-Secret/dp/B00E68O4JU
For beachy waves, I'd curl for about 3-4 seconds, then pull your hair straight for a sec after you take it out of the curler. That always helps me to make waves vs pageant curls.
I have a little butane powered straightening iron and while it in no way is as good as an electric one it does the job (albeit slowly). The butane lasts forever too because I only use it at festivals.
Please don't apologize!! It's Remington Digital Curling Wand - It's only 20 bucks!
I use the HSI straightener from amazon. I really like it. Some people say its comparable to the Chi and it's cheaper!
Yes! https://www.amazon.com/Remington-Curling-Ceramic-Technology-CI95AC4/dp/B003V265QW
Thanks, though I think the only reason they look vintage is because of my bangs. I use one of these.
For these pictures I mostly used this.
But if you only want one size, I like this. Lots of temperatures so you can switch between waves and tighter curls.
There is definitely such a thing as curling wands. They're more tapered and don't have the clamp that ones sold as curling irons do. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003F2T0M4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_aUgGAb92DTKN3
For waves, get a curling wand (a curling iron will give you more round curls), around 1”.
Try something like this: https://www.amazon.com/INFINITIPRO-CONAIR-Tourmaline-Ceramic-Curling/dp/B003F2T0M4/ref=zg_bs_10704257011_2/135-8035874-6178911?_encoding=UTF8&amp;psc=1&amp;refRID=24BJWE2AJN1G2PN77PJ8
Like this?
Remington wet2straight on low setting. If you use a heat gun, it should show around 200-250. I use this one and it works well. Costs about twenty bucks.
If you want to go the extra mile, and honestly get 5-10% more yield, get a 600lb irwin clamp for another twenty bucks.
I have an embarrassingly large collection of curling wands, so can offer a recommendation on that front. Most recently I got this one, which is super affordable and should work on any length/texture of hair. Curls have lasted 3 days on me so far (my hair is belt length and generally holds a curl for 2 days, ymmv)
Yeah, example : https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0009V1YR8
It's a Remington I bought on amazon.
Here it is!
Link to curler
I've gifted more than 60 people. Some of my gifted posts have multiple giftees (due to add-ons or I didn't want to clog the newsfeed) :)
Now you know, and knowing is half the battle.
How cute!
My item please!
Cheapest thing at $0.43 because my other dog wants to look dapper
Something else because I broke mine >.<
Thanks for the contest! <3
Link to product on Amazon is here
it's in the same link you sent! the other selection. but here it is!
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003FBI9LS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_7PesDbM7FBADC?th=1
I dyed my hair purple once.
I've always wanted a chi straightener
Zombie monkey
Also do the makeup and nail polish!!
Aberlite Beard Straightener for Men (2019) Beard Straightening Heat Brush Comb Ionic - Electric Dual Voltage (100V-240V) - For Home & Travel https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07MN6LVG2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_43gpDbE8E11H4
This is the one!
This one
[here you go] (http://www.amazon.com/Farouk-CHI-Inch-Ceramic-Hairstyling/dp/B0009V1YR8)
Here is the mobile version of your link
I have thin hair and the wand I use is a Remington CI95AC Salon Collection Pearl Digital Ceramic Curling Wand 1/2-1 Inch
For the price it's not bad at all.
If you want to go a little more expensive route, I've never used this but just watched a video on it and now I want it Nume styling set
There's also a Groupon for the same Nume set but cheaper
Not the best pic [but I'm the one in the right with blonde hair](Curls http://iob.imgur.com/uYGg/uF8z8IrNvy) and that's using the cheaper Curling wand.
Here's one more of when I curled my hair with the Remington
Thank you! I curled it with a small curling wand and I used Pulp Riot color to color it.
[Here's the exact curling wand I used](Remington Pro ½-1” Curling Wand with Pearl Ceramic Technology, CI95AC4 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003V265QW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_kIN2BbGW9WVC2)
I also use,my list for things I plan on buying myself. One of those things is this amazing curler. I don't know if you're male or female but ill go ahead and show you anyway
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00E68O4JU/?coliid=I1GH60SM23QUJY&amp;colid=2E9L16IMMW7M1&amp;psc=0&amp;ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it
I used a curling wand and then just sort of brushed through the curls with my fingers. Since I have smaller curls, I blew my hair dry so it wasn't curled up, just sort of a frizzy mess before I curled it.