I’ve been using Karmin hair tools for more than two years now and I have to admit that each time I get a new one I am equally impressed with the quality of the product. Now that my hair is long I usually tend to leave it curly, especially after all the work I have put into growing it out and getting the curls health and whole again. But there are a few instances when I like to straighten it out and add just a touch of curl to the tips of the layers so that it isn’t awkwardly pin-straight.
I’ll admit, when I make it straight, it is a long process. I need to blow dry it first. Then I straighten the top portions around my scalp, without dragging the straightener all the way through the hair. (Hair has a funny way of refusing to curl once it’s been straightened out.) Then I’ve been using this little clipless curling iron from Karmin to add a little sway to the ends.
I was hesitant about the clipless factor. I don’t use curling irons very often, in fact this is the first one I’ve ever owned, but when I’ve seen them being used before it was always with a clip to hold the ends in place. Instead this curling iron comes with a little glove. You can slip it over your free hand and use that to wind your hair around the iron and hold it in place without burning your fingers to a crisp. It takes some trial and error and a lot of practice to get the winding and holding right. I burnt my wrist the first time I tried to use it. Oops.
The Curling Iron retails for $129.99. You can read my other reviews of the Karmin G3 Hair Dryer as well as the Karmin Titanium Flat Iron.
Karmin Clipless Curling Wand – Review is a post from: ModlyChic