The slim curling wand that finally curls short hair, pixies, and bangs
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- anyone with short hair or fringe who has struggled to curl it
- Skip if
- The tight barrel makes defined ringlets, so it is the wrong tool if you want loose beachy waves.
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A curling iron with an unusually slim 0.65-inch barrel and a cool-air feature that blows room-temperature air around each strand to set the curl as it forms. The thin barrel is the whole point: standard wands are too fat to grab short layers, so pixie cuts, bobs, bangs, and baby hairs get skipped, and this one is built to catch exactly those pieces. It has five heat settings for fine to coarse hair, and the cool-air jet lets you lock a curl without holding heat on the hair as long, which the brand ties to less heat damage. You can switch the airflow off for quieter styling or when you are straightening. Best for anyone with short hair or fringe who has struggled to curl it. The tight barrel makes tight ringlets, so if you want loose beachy waves, a wider wand suits that better.
Pros
- Thin 0.65-inch barrel actually grabs short layers, bangs, and baby hairs
- Cool-air jet sets the curl so you hold heat on the hair for less time
- Five heat settings cover fine to coarse hair
- Airflow switches off for quieter styling or straightening
Cons
- The tight barrel makes defined ringlets, so it is the wrong tool if you want loose beachy waves.
Frequently asked questions
Is this better for short or long hair?
It is built for short hair, pixies, bobs, bangs, and edges. It works on longer hair for tight curls and root lift, but a wider barrel suits loose waves better.
What does the cool air actually do?
It blows room-temperature air around the strand to set the curl as it forms, so you can lock the shape without holding heat on the hair as long.
How many heat settings does it have?
Five, ranging low enough for fine hair up to higher heat for coarse or resistant hair.
Can I use it to straighten too?
You can turn the airflow off and use it for light straightening and smoothing on shorter pieces, though it is designed primarily as a curling tool.
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