Experts also share how to keep your hair healthy under higher temperatures. Common heat-based curling techniques—either with a wand, flat iron, or curling iron—are most recommended for straight hair, ...

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At some point in my 30s, my hair developed a mind of its own. No matter how much hairspray I used or how much time and effort I put into curling it, it’s guaranteed to go limp several hours later. I ...

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Heat styling is often a catch-22: It's the most effective way to get salon-worthy hair, but too much of it can weaken strands over time. However, there are curling irons that won't damage hair — or ...

Curling irons offer styling versatility — you can create voluminous bombshell curls, loose beach waves, cascading spiral curls and bouncy ringlets, depending on the type of tool you use and the size ...

TikTok influencers and their GRWM videos make hair curling look easy-peasy but, if you struggle with traditional curling irons or wands, it can be a total disaster. The Spin N Curl works by drawing ...

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Here's how it works: Float a clean strand of hair in a glass of water. If it sinks to the bottom, you have high-porosity hair ...

Encouraging fine hair to hold a curl is famously tricky, and the best curling irons for fine hair are designed with appropriate heat settings (read: low) to get the job done while minimizing damage.