Tips for Choosing Right Hair Curler

Hair curlers are made from different materials and offer different features, knowing your hair type helps you choose an iron that will work with your hair and incur less damage. And you need to pay attention to the safety features of the curling iron, like automatic shut off and a cool tip.

Choose the right materials

Ceramic irons are a great choice for beginners. Ceramic won't damage your hair. It heats up evenly, and has a long life-expectancy and suitable for a variety of different hair types.

Tourmaline hair curler is also a great choice. Tourmaline produces negative ions along with infrared rays that are capable of penetrating the hair without damage. It has the ability to lock in moisture, distribute heat more evenly and reduce frizz.

And for the titanium curling iron, titanium are able to hold the highest temperature of all materials, which can make them more likely to damage your hair. If you’ve got curly or thick hair, your hair will withstand the heat without much damage.

Consider the barrel size

The barrel is the most important part of a curling iron. Choose the barrel size based on how tight or loose you want your curl. And our three interchangeable hair curlers will be suitable for different length. The smaller the barrel size, the tighter the curl. The larger the barrel, the looser the curl. And three interchangeable barrels are convenient and deliver more options. The barrel with tip is also so important. It will give you a safe edge and prevents you from accidental burns.

Adjustable heat settings

Different types of hair require different temperatures for achieving the desired result. The ideal temperature for setting your curling wand to prevent damage will depend on your hair type. Thin or already damaged hair at a lower heat between 120℃ and 150℃, Thick hair usually set at higher heat between 180℃ and 230℃.