That temperature control helps mitigate harm caused by heat, which is a plus for colorist and salon owner Jenna Perry, who looks after Bella Hadid and Emily Ratajkowski.

Despite how easy the Shark was to operate, it was a bit annoying having to switch out barrels to change the direction of our curl. Marcel irons are definitely not for the curling iron novice, since they require more coordination to use.You should also keep the heat setting in mind, as well as how long you're holding each individual section on the iron. Thanks to the clamp-free design, we were able to loosely wrap our hair along the barrel, creating elongated curls that even a mermaid would envy. Available Sizes: This features eight barrel attachments: two cone wands (19mm and 25mm), one pearl-shaped wand, one reverse cone, and four traditional wands (13mm, 19mm, 25mm, and 32mm). It’s made with a titanium barrel to heat the hair from within, creating everything from loose waves to tight curls. inch curling iron is known for heating up super quickly, which is great if you're in a hurry or need a quick touch-up.

He then followed up with the brand’s Corrale hair straightener for a sleek finish, locking in the shape with a mist of hairspray. The fact that the temperature is changeable makes it great for fine, medium, and coarse hair,” she adds of the option to adjust as needed. If you are looking for a long lasting hold, the trick is to allow the hair to fully cool in the desired curl pattern before pulling or disrupting it," says Maine.With that in mind, it may not be the best pick for thick or heavy hair, but it was brilliant with fine to medium strands. Happily, this set comes with a heat-resistant glove, so you can wear it if you’re planning on creating a style with a range of curl sizes. After that, it's best to keep your heat setting pretty low — between 340 to 380 degrees — to ensure that you don't fry your hair. And though it may go against all of the hair care rules you were taught, the brand actually recommends that you style your hair while wet to cut down on heated styling. Plus, you can adjust the heat between a gentle 190°F and a more intense 380°F, ensuring you’ll get the right temperature for your hair type.