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Best curling iron/wand
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25-05-2011 9:37pm#1
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I have this:
I have really straight hair and it will curl it and it lasts for atleast 3 days!
I use Tresemme curling spray too, just to dampening it, about 6 sprays through the hair.
The style you have shown is more relaxed, my hair would be vaguely simiilar to that on day 2, (curls starting around the nape of my neck)
you will burn your finger and it is really fiddly to use but it works!0 -
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sashafierce wrote: »This post has been deleted.
I'm looking for one with a big barrel too, so any suggestions would be great!
I have a skinnier one already, but it takes ages to do all my hair, and I find the curls a bit too tight for the first few hours.
Would prefer a bigger one for bigger looser curls. Hopefully it would take less time too!
Any recommendations would be great. Thanks
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I've heard the Remington Pearl Wand is very good, I've never used it myself though.
There was a thread here a while ago about curing wands with plenty of recommends within the thread, might be worth searching for it and having a look through it 0 -
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hi op! The pic you showed looks to me more like a curly blowdry than done with a wand or curler but i have a press curler it's andrew colinge i think have it for years after my hairdresser used a carmen girls one: [http://www.argos.ie/static/Product/partNumber/4433776/c_1/1|category_root|Health+and+personal+care|14418350/c_2/3|19805475|Hair+care|14418399/c_3/4|cat_14418399|Hair+curlers+and+curling+tongs|23719045.htm} similar to it on my hair the curls last, it's literally monkey proof i can't go ghd curls to save my life and everyone always comments on my hair when i use it. 0
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sashafierce wrote: »This post has been deleted.
Honestly, give the remmington pearl wand a shot. I have one myself and it's fab (and a lot of people in this thread seem to agree!). I curled up my hair today loosely and ran my fingers through to loosen it and the end result was similar to the pic you posted in your original post.
Give it a shot before you give up completely 0 -
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Just wondering is it difficult to do the hair at the back of your head yourself.
Also if you do you straightened the hair before you use the curling tongs
how much is the pearl one and do you get it in argos also
and my last question
if you did use hairspray do you put it on the strands of hair before putting the tongs on the hair
thanks a mil
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kristellozano wrote: »I’d recommend Karmin
So would I - I'd go for either the G3 Salon Pro or the Salon Series hair straighteners, they either straighten or curl. I use my G3 to curl my dead straight hair.0 -
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