🔥 Versatile and Adjustable Dual Voltage Heat Resistant Hairstyling Tool Review

I am using a curling iron to try and curl 2 different wigs. This works, but you have to hold the wand in your hair for a few minutes before moving your hair down to get waves in your hair. Curling curls seems to require more heat than a regular curling iron. Since I've mostly applied this to my wigs and not my own hair as I don't heat my own hair for fear of damaging it as it's already thin, this works for me. This gave both wigs some volume and definitely because they were originally flat and…

It looks like a round clamp and I love it! My hair has gotten so thin. I have curly hair to be honest, but I straighten it about 50% of the time. In the following days after straightening it out I like to add a little body with an electric curl or this 5 barrel. I like the way this 5 barrel keg looks. It's less frizzy than my real curls. It's a decent amount of body and works really well on fine hair to give the illusion of more hair. It is very easy to use - just like pliers actually do…

This curling iron is not really a curling iron. Those are vibrations. Creates many small waves. But i love it! He does everything I asked him to do. I have curly hair. He can be a little cheeky and frizzy. This iron solves these problems. I have large 1 inch barrels that I liked, but the waves/curls fell out quickly because they were so big. These 1/2 inch barrels give me tighter waves that last longer. It also gives my hair shine. There is a trick to using it. You have to figure out in which…