has anyone tried any different type of curling iron than the regular single round barrel?

Question

the under layer of my hair is sooo curly, i love it. Unfortunatley the top layer is very staight. Quite stupid huh? I don't want a perm. A kinky type iron looked dumb since my under curls are "curls",not kinks, I just recently tried the three barrel waver by vidal sassoon. I seriously thought it would work great. NOT! It barely added even waves. There's a round barrel curling iron that has some spiral looking thing to it, excuse my description,I've never tried that one yet but it doesn't look like it would be any different than just wrapping the hair around a regular curling iron. Have you tried one? ANY COMMENTS ON IT? Those heated spoungy types rods were a complete joke, and curlers aren't the answer because I want curls when i want them, not the next morning. Any comments? P.S. I already do all of the other tricks, (defuiser, mouse etc. they work Great for the part of my ahir that's already curly)

Answer 1

The spiral curling iron helps you have even "kinks" or curls, and its a lot easier to just quickly wrapping hair without even having to do the work of wrapping perfectly, so its quicker, easier, and results are better. I've been dying to try it, but EVERYONE has been raving about it and every time I go to walmart to buy it, its already sold out! Use a ceramic high-quality curling iron if you don't want to severly damage your hair and if you want the curls to last longer. Hope i helped:)

Answer 2

I actual have a similar difficulty, and that i constantly detect that making use of Straighteners to twist my hair works plenty extra clever than actual curling irons- optimum straighteners comprise curved edges so which you would be able to twist your hair, and that way it makes the hair modern-day-day yet in addition curls it. start up close to to the roots and wrap the hair around the Straighteners and pull via way of. Mine are Remington Shine treatment technologies Straighteners, form of greeny blue, and that they are extremely good for this. =)

Answer 3

try some skinny thin curling irons it might hel