Hong Kong style long hair curling iron style

What size curling iron do I Need?

The general rule of thumb is the thicker your hair is, the bigger of a barrel size you’ll need to effectively curl it. However, finer hair or hair of average thickness can opt for a 2-inch barrel if they only want some waves. Our favorite 2-incher is the Hot Tools Professional 24K Gold Curling Iron.

Which curling iron is best?

Our top picks for creating smooth, voluminous curls. Our favorite curling iron is the Hot Tools Pro Artist Digital Curling Iron. It comes in four barrel sizes, has multiple heat settings, and creates gorgeous, long-lasting curls.

What temperature should a curling iron be at?

According to Kimble, fine hair should be using curling irons at 250-275 degrees, between 300-330 degrees is ideal for medium hair, and thick hair can handle between 300-385 degrees. Built-in Safety Stand: It is ideal to have a bevel built into your curling iron so that it is easy to put it down on your counter between sections.

How does a curling iron work?

It comes with multiple attachments, two of them being curling barrels that use heat and powerful airflow to create curls. As a rotating curling iron, it winds your hair up the barrels. We love how intuitive and easy this tool is—it practically works for you.

Is a titanium curling iron better than a ceramic barrel?

A titanium curling iron is better for coarse, thick, or curly hair.” According to Courtney, a ceramic barrel takes longer to heat up and heats hair from within, so it’s gentler on thin or damaged hair. Titanium heats up faster than other options, which may pose a challenge for fine hair.

What is a 3 in 1 curling iron?

Temperature Settings: This curling iron uses a rotating ceramic barrel that styles hair across three pre-set temperature settings up to 410 degrees Fahrenheit. Nation says the Harry Josh Pro Tools 3-in-1 Curling Iron is one he can’t live without. “With attachments, you’re able to use it as a Marcel iron, a wand, or an iron with a spring clip.