And place it between the spoon and the barrel if you start halfway up the section you can achieve longer-lasting curls. Because all the hair will be in direct contact with the heated barrel.

And then down the end it gives it more of a curl. So then to produce a medium-sized curl what I'm going to do is increased my heat. And I'm also going to bump up the timer to 10 seconds.

Ready for a whole new spin on curls. This revolutionary new curling iron from Conair. Features a unique auto rotating clamp it actually turns at the touch of a button it makes silky smooth curls.

They heat up quickly and evenly in 85 seconds. Easy To Use: When the ready dot illuminates, use 1 inch of hair in each roller and secure with a clip. Leave rollers in for 20 minutes for bounce and volume or 10 minutes for looser waves.

For spirals or tighter curls, choose the high heat setting and the 10- or 12-second timer setting. For a looser curl or wave, we recommend the low setting and the 8- or 10-second timer setting.

Yes, you can use this brush with wet hair.

Heating is very quick, about a minute, and it has a simple rotary knob built into the handle to..." "... It heats up quickly and doesn't fry my hair...."

Temp Control: Low 1-8, Hair Type: Fine/thin hair; Temp Control: Medium 9-14; Hair Type: Medium/normal hair; Temp Control: Med/high 15-20; Hair Type: Wavy/curly hair; Temp Control: High 21-25; Hair Type: Coarse/thick hair. Turbo heat button up to 36 degrees F (20 degrees C) burst of heat for difficult-to-style spots.

You can leave rollers in overnight - especially soft rollers such as flexi rods and other foam rollers - if that will enhance your style and give you more voluminous curls with longer staying power, but it's not always necessary. Hot rollers, for example, shouldn't be left in your hair for too long.

So you can take them wherever you need them hello vacation packing without awkward cords and styling. Tools okay our hair has been in our rollers for about 20 to 30.

between 200 degrees and 300 degrees Fahrenheit HEAT MATTERS For those with fine or thin hair, keep your iron set below 200 degrees Fahrenheit. Any higher and your strands may burn. For those with coarse or thicker hair, have your curling iron set between 200 degrees and 300 degrees Fahrenheit for optimal curls.

The low settings, 1 to 5, are recommended for fragile or fine hair; medium, 6 to 10, for thin hair; medium-high, 11 to 15, for medium or normal hair; high, 16 to 20, for wavy or curly hair; maximum, 21 to 30, for coarse or thick hair.