What's A Good Curling Wand Or Wand?

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Jenny B.

Sep 14, 2015

Jenny B.

I wanna buy a wand or a curling wand would you ladies help me on some that do the job right. I have mid lenth hair and my hair is in between thick n thin. nothing over $100.

Kendra H.

Sep 14, 2015

Kendra H.

I love Nume tools. They're good quality and they can make some beautiful curls. When I had longer hair (down to my shoulders) I used their wand that was short and almost looked like a bunch of balls in a line. It made really nice curls that weren't too tight but weren't super loose. So in between a beach you wave and a ringlet. I hope that makes some sense haha.

Kristina R.

Sep 14, 2015

Kristina R.

One day when I was at my mom's visiting I saw that my sister had a new wand. After using it I went straight to Amazon and bought one. Last week my boss asked to borrow it for a meeting, and then she ended up buying one. Seriously the best wand I've ever used and it costs $25. Rock n Roller :)

Julie F.

Sep 14, 2015

Julie F.

I actually just use a regular curling iron as a wand ;-) so j use a hot tools and just don't use the clamp! Works fine for me - my pro pic for BL is what my hair looks like :-)

Kitty K.

Sep 15, 2015

Kitty K.

I find as long as the wand is made of titanium (shiny metal looking ) and not ceramic it curls my hair well and holds the curl for days after. I bought mine at TjMaxx, by HotTools for $25.00.

Triara C.

Sep 15, 2015

Triara C.

I use my flat iron to curl my hair. It works for me :)

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