With a much larger barrel size, these curlers can give you a looser and more romantic style. Usually around 32mm in width, bigger curlers are perfect for adding beautiful waves to super-long hair, for a more natural and polished look. The Best Curling Wand for Fine Hair Find the tight curling wand for your fine hair. Apply: The VO5 Curl Defining Mousse to damp hair before using a hairdryer, as this will help to hold the shape of your curls, as well as add volume. These tools – usually sized between 13mm and 19mm – are great for producing tighter curls and twists. So, if you’re looking to create ’80s-inspired corkscrew curls, they’re perfect. Well, I've tried to take some of the mystery out of curler shopping, by showing you exactly what each style of tong/wand/styler does to the hair (or my hair, to be more precise). Because I don't know about you, but when it comes to beauty I want need visuals. I want to see if the results are worth dropping all that hard earned cash on. Use: A medium-sized curling wand and a teasing brush to fluff up your curls at the root, for masses of added volume.

Tip: Before you start teasing, tilt your head upside down and lightly shake your hair to help separate the curls. Beachy Waves Subtle each waves are the perfect undone look to create using a curling wand. Apply: The VO5 Volume Foam to create air-light volume. Work 2-5 pumps (2 for very fine or short hair) through damp tresses and blowdry.

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Delivery is on a selected date, you can choose a delivery day of your choice, up to 10 days in advance (Excluding next day delivery. Postcode restrictions apply) While smaller curling tools are great for producing a permed look on longer manes, they’re also ideal for shorter hairstyles as they can help add texture and shape. Medium-Sized Wands Now you’ve mastered the essentials of how to curl your hair with a wand, why not try creating some of these other amazing hairstyles with your curling wand? Tight Curls The smaller the barrel, the tighter curls you’ll get. Credit: indigitalimages.com When did finding the best curling wand get so damn confusing? There are countless styles of tongs out there and they all give different curls; from tightly defined ringlets to loose beachy waves. But how do you know which shape wand will work for you?

Tip: For spiralled, tight curls, simply twist your hair before wrapping it around the curling wand. Loose Waves Get smooth, ultra long, loose waves. Credit: indigitalimages.com If you want curls that are a little softer, then definitely try out a medium-sized curling wand with a barrel approximately 25mm in width. Amazingly versatile, these wands are fantastic for creating natural-looking waves and curls, working brilliantly for various hair lengths and types, too. Large Curling Wands The ultimate princess waves. Whether you’re shopping in-store or online, finding the perfect tool can be pretty confusing with so much choice out there! But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Cone-Shaped Curling Wand Tip: To help frame your face, hold the curling wand vertically and twirl away from your face. Remember, to get those effortless waves, don’t curl your hair from the root, but from midway down each section. Voluminous Curls Add immense volume to your curly hair by adding layers. Credit: indigitalimages.comA straight wand creates curls that are equal in shape and size throughout your hair, allowing you to achieve a more uniform look. This type of curling iron is ideal for those with naturally straight hair who want that beach waves look, as it can be used to curl inwards or outwards. Medium waves look great on short to long hair. Slim Wands Use: A hair curling wand with a large barrel. Wrap 2-3 inches of hair around the heated tool to help create the effect of natural, loose curls.

Use: A wand with a small barrel, as generally the smaller it is, the tighter the curl. Work with 1-2 inch sections of hair if you want lots of tight, little coils.