🌀 Get Shiny Curls with the Hot Tools Professional Nano Ceramic Flipperless Curling Wand Review

Ordered yesterday on sale and arrived today. Decided to give it a try and was very impressed! I actually also have a T3 Singlepass Wave that I've been using for a few years but my hair has grown so long that the T3 isn't long enough so I bought this extended barrel. And now I'm not sure why anyone would ever buy one of these super expensive ones because this one is perfect. Of course I can't rate the durability, but so far it seems to be of great quality!

I love this curling iron! I read so many reviews and was so torn on what size to order for my hair, tapered or not. decisions decisions! I originally ordered a 1.25" curling iron and it worked well, but as my hair was shoulder length I had trouble getting the ends of my hair around the shaft without burning my ankles! Although some friends talked about the tapered barrel and that they didn't like it too much, I returned the 1.25" and tried this one instead. Shorter hair is much easier to work…

This wand has been sitting in my bathroom cabinet for over a year. I tried it once, it didn't work out as expected and I kind of forgot. Fast forward to now, I accidentally pulled it out a few weeks ago. After a few more hands-on sessions, I fell in love with this wand! The curls last all day and I can curl my long thick hair in 10 minutes. I kick myself for forgetting that! Invest in some good products for shiny, healthy curls - I love the Kendra blow dry spray (which I use on the hair on day…

I had an old version of the Hot Tool Stick with a gray body and loved it and used it for years! I used it so many times I ended up dying so I bought this one when they discontinued the old model :(. This one sucks to say the least. I was very disappointed. I spent 3 hours on my hair (because it's so thick) and it looked awful. My hair was frizzy right after I finished and didn't hold the curl well. Luckily I found someone who sells their old wand elsewhere, thank goodness! I hope , the hot…

I have naturally fairly straight, slightly thinning blond hair. Curl doesn't hold on me at all. I didn't even have time to curl all of my hair before the strands I'd already passed started straightening again. Maybe I used it wrong, for example I didn't set it long enough or high enough? But I was under the impression that the thinner and straighter the hair, the less heat you have to apply to it. I have a Remington wand that I love so I was looking for something similar but with a larger…