Whipped, dipped & FLIPPED

[theEclectanista]

Hey ladies.

As my hair is growing and getting healthier day by day I am thinking of new ways to style my hair when I go out or special occasions
but I need a curling iron or flat iron that will have my curls looking like I just walked out of the shop.

I've never owned a curling iron really, any suggestions on some curling irons you use?

 

[Bnster]

Why don't you try curlformers or any knock off version of them or satin rollers, no heat and it will save your hair from heat damage. I have a curling iron I only used it once this year as a last minute style, it is soo old the name rubbed of it - I wouldn't recommend it anyway and I am not going to reinvest in another one anytime soon.

 

[Tiye]

I have a chi knock off ceramic curling iron - for the price it's probably ceramic coated but that's okay for my purposes and I'm happy with it. I don't remember the name of the brand but you can find this product line the heat tools dept at walmart - the boxes say "comparable to chi". Alternatively you can use a flat iron for looser curls and flips.

 

[lilsparkle825]

I haven't used either specifically for curls in a LOOOONG time. I know I haven't used my curling iron since I joined LHCF. Have you tried bantu knots, Caruso steam rollers, Curlformers, flexi-rods, pin curls, satin-covered sponge rollers?

 

[theEclectanista]

I am SOOO bad at rollers! It never turns out. My hair is layered too so that may be part of the issue

 

[theEclectanista]

bumping this because i need to be redirected to a flex rod, rollers tutorial or somethin lol