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Ionic Curling Irons Babyliss Hydro-Fusion Anti Frizz Curl Secret C1700U
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Babyliss Hydro-Fusion Anti Frizz Curl Secret C1700U

Curling Iron, Heat Resistant Glove Included, Automatic Shut-Off, Ionic, Swivel Cord, Ceramic

£49.99£59.00
Or 3 interest-free payments of £16.66/mo.*
9+stores
Ionic Curling Irons Babyliss Gas Tong 2583BU

Babyliss Gas Tong 2583BU

4.6

Curling Iron, Cool Tip, Fast Heating, Automatic Shut-Off, Cordless, Ionic, Swivel Cord, Ceramic

£24.23
Or 3 interest-free payments of £8.07/mo.*
6stores

Curling Irons: 3 things to consider before buying

The size of the barrel on curling irons significantly impacts the type of curls you can achieve. If you want tight, defined curls, opt for a smaller barrel, around ¾″ to 1″. For looser waves or larger curls, choose a larger barrel, such as 1½″ to 2″. Understanding your desired style will help you select the right tool for your hair goals.

Curling irons come in various materials like ceramic, titanium, and tourmaline, each offering different benefits. Ceramic is ideal for even heat distribution and works well for most hair types. Titanium heats up quickly and is perfect for thick or coarse hair due to its durability and high heat capacity. Tourmaline emits negative ions that reduce frizz and enhance shine, making it suitable for fine or damaged hair. Knowing your hair type helps in choosing the best material.

Adjustable temperature settings are crucial for maintaining hair health while styling with curling irons. Fine or damaged hair should be styled at lower temperatures (around 150-180°C), whereas thicker hair may require higher settings (up to 230°C). Always start at a lower temperature and gradually increase if necessary to avoid unnecessary heat damage. Proper temperature control ensures you achieve your desired style without compromising your hair's integrity.

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