19mm Ceramic Curler
For more defined curls and spiralling ringlets, choose the 19mm Ceramic Curler. This slender wand is the perfect pick for your Shirley Temple-inspired style.
Details
Dial up the heat to add medium curls and a cheeky bounce to your hair, fast.
Ideal for all hair types, the 19mm Ceramic Curler can produce heat of up to 180°C, and can ramp up the instant heat by 25% for faster styling. The styler is layered with ceramic technology, too, which ensures perfect heat transfer as the curler glides through your hair.
When you're making waves, it's all about the shine, volume and long-lasting effect. This styler certainly delivers.
- Add medium curls and bounce, fast
- Choose from 10 heat settings
- Comfy control with cool touch tip
Curls
Take a section of hair and place the curling tong into the hair. Spread hair evenly between the clamp and the barrel. Make sure the ends are securely wound underneath the clamp in the direction of the desired curl to avoid crimped ends. Wind the hair up as far as you want it to be curled, being very careful not to let the appliance touch the scalp. Hold the tong in the hair for five to eight seconds and then press the lever to release the hair. Carefully slide the tong out of the hair. Leave the curl to cool so that it sets fully in the hair before you comb out or style further. For a more tousled look run your fingers through the curls to break them up once the hair has cooled.
Modern
Wind the tong up towards the hair root or as far up the hair section as you want curls. For a more modern curl, don't wind the tong right the way up to the top of the hair section; instead, leave at least 7cm from the root to the start of the curl).
Flicks
To create flicks take up a section of the ends of the hair and twist up to create flicks. To create rounded ends, turn under.
Expert tips
The type of curl achieved depends not just on the size the barrel but also on the section of hair that you wind around the barrel of the curling tong. For looser, free-flowing curls, use bigger sections. For more defined, tighter curls, use smaller sections. Spray the hair with hairspray for extra protection and hold prior to curling.
