Tourmaline Ceramic Technology for Softer Shinier Curls without Frizz
Clamp-Free Wrap & Go Design
Even Heat Distribution, for Styles without the Kinks
On/Off Buttons
"On" Indicator Light
Multiple Heat Settings
Rapid Heat Recovery
Heat Protective Glove
Tangle-Free Swivel Cord
Cool Tip & Safety Stand
Made in China
Please Note: This item has been built to U.S. electronics specifications and may need additional modifications or converters to be used in countries other than the U.S. and Canada.
Comments about TIGI Bed Head Rock 'n Roller Tourmaline Ceramic Styling Iron, 1 ea:
Using this wand was a bit hard to master. The glove that comes with it just gets in the way, and when trying to wrap the hair around the bigger parts, it kept slipping down to the tighter areas. Once I got the wrapping down and stopped being so precise, I found it makes wonderful beachy curls that last for at least 3 days! My hair is very wavy and thick, and somehow this iron tackles it. I have no idea how it makes the curls last so long, but it's my new favorite curling iron. Sorry, Hot Tools.
Hair Type:
Wavy Hair
2/2/2013
(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
5.0
Amazing Curling Iron
By Sierra117
from Boise, Idaho
describe yourself Beauty Conscious
Pros
Easy To Use
Effective
Good Value
Cons
Best Uses
Normal Hair
Comments about TIGI Bed Head Rock 'n Roller Tourmaline Ceramic Styling Iron, 1 ea:
My hair is very straight and thin. I have always had a hard time getting it to hold a curl or wave, and for a very long time I gave up trying. This curling iron is incredible. It takes me less than 10 minutes to curl my whole head (I have hair just past should length) and the waves hold all day! I love that if I hold it longer my hair will be curly and if I hold it for a short period it will be wavy. The wand concept was a little tricky to get the hang of at first, but I did catch on quickly and don't even need the glove anymore. I love this because it is easy to use, and quick, and my hair holds the curls all day, and for me, that is quite the feat.
