I want to ask you which one is more profitable and good and what is the difference in millimeters. One is 19 and the other 25 and I wonder which one makes nicer curls. I asked friends and they told me better to take 19mm because 1. It is better to curl the thinner ones and 2. The thicker ones make the hair shorter, and I don't want that! What is your opinion and what will you recommend to me? :)
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On the contrary, thinner curlers make the hair shorter. Personally, I have a thin curling iron, which I haven't used for a long time, because my hair is long and it literally becomes like a sheep's wool when I curl it with the curling iron - too thick curls ... Recently I took a wider curling iron, which is much longer. good. It always matters what effect you want to achieve.
Hello! Your friends have the wrong impression of the curling irons. When you curl your hair, no matter what curling iron, your hair always gets a little shorter, it can't be otherwise. If you have girlfriends with very curly hair, you may have seen that when they straighten their hair, it becomes a little longer. I personally would choose the curling iron, which is 25 mm, as it is ideal in size. I would take a bigger one, but not smaller than 25 mm. With 19mm the curls become very small and small, it doesn't look so natural. I apply two links to see what they look like in one way and another. 19mm - http: // www. youtube. com / watch? v = 2emyu8xtUGk, look in the information, show more below the video and you will see that it is so 19mm. 25mm - https: // www. youtube. com / watch? v = RjhpLot0m60 Don't look at the brand that much, it doesn't matter that much, as they are all produced in the same place China. Watch how far the temperature reaches. If your hair is thinner, use a lower temperature, if your hair is thicker, it may be a little higher, but not constantly, because it affects it badly. It is also important how long your hair is. If it is a little below the ears, most people take the one of 19 mm, if it is longer, the one of 25 mm. It also depends on whether you want to let your hair grow longer or not, because if you want longer hair, there is no point in buying another curling iron with a larger diameter - 25 mm. This is still an investment. I personally liked the one you mentioned - 25mm, but I'm hesitant whether it's a curling iron or curling wand, because the curls become different. I wish I was useful to you with something. If your hair is thinner, use a lower temperature, if your hair is thicker, it may be a little higher, but not constantly, because it affects it badly. It is also important how long your hair is. If it is a little below the ears, most people take the one of 19 mm, if it is longer, the one of 25 mm. It also depends on whether you want to let your hair grow longer or not, because if you want longer hair, there is no point in buying another curling iron with a larger diameter - 25 mm. This is still an investment. I personally liked the one you mentioned - 25mm, but I'm hesitant whether it's a curling iron or curling wand, because the curls become different. I wish I was useful to you with something. If your hair is thinner, use a lower temperature, if your hair is thicker, it may be a little higher, but not constantly, because it affects it badly. It is also important how long your hair is. If it is a little under the ears, most take the one of 19 mm, if it is longer than the one of 25 mm. It also depends on whether you want to let your hair grow longer or not, because if you want longer hair, there is no point in buying another curling iron with a larger diameter - 25 mm. This is still an investment. I personally liked the one you mentioned - 25mm, but I'm hesitant whether it's a curling iron or curling wand, because the curls become different. I wish I was useful to you with something. If it is a little under the ears, most take the one of 19 mm, if it is longer than the one of 25 mm. It also depends on whether you want to let your hair grow longer or not, because if you want longer hair, there is no point in buying another curling iron with a larger diameter - 25 mm. This is still an investment. I personally liked the one you mentioned - 25mm, but I'm hesitant whether it's a curling iron or curling wand, because the curls become different. I wish I was useful to you with something. If it is a little under the ears, most take the one of 19 mm, if it is longer than the one of 25 mm. It also depends on whether you want to let your hair grow longer or not, because if you want longer hair, there is no point in buying another curling iron with a larger diameter - 25 mm. This is still an investment. I personally liked the one you mentioned - 25mm, but I'm hesitant whether it's a curling iron or curling wand, because the curls become different. I wish I was useful to you with something. because curls become different. I wish I was useful to you with something. because curls become different. I wish I was useful to you with something.
Thanks a lot for the answers. Number 2 I just want to ask you where to buy curling wand, because I think there are none in Technomarket? :)
From number 2: Hello again! Look at the Technomarket website, I think there are some, but they usually write on the labels again a hair curler and then add the name curling wand. The difference is that with a curling wand there is no clip on the side for the hair, usually that's why gloves are added to the set so that you don't get burned. At one end it is a little thinner, at the other a little thicker. To me, this looks like a curling wand: You can buy them from any online store, some are free.