Create perfectly polished curls; everything from ringlets to loose waves. Curling tongs tend to have clamps to hold your hair in place. This makes it easier for you to curl and less likely that you'll burn your fingers. If you're a beginner, tongs may be the better option. Although you may get that tell-tale kink from the clamp, the advantage of tongs is that you'll get uniform curls over your entire head of hair. Another con to using curl sponges is that you might find that they won’t work well on your hair if it’s longer. While the design if very similar to the previous product, HALLO gives you the option to customize what types of looks you might be going for. If you want to slowly immerse yourself into using a curl sponge, this is a great product to start with. Create natural curls and effortless waves with a medium-sized barrel. These tongs will create defined and bouncy waves or brush them out for a softer curl. They're versatile, as they work well for all hair lengths.

Achieve a voluminous at-home salon blow-dry. Hot air stylers and hot brushes are a hybrid of hair dryers, hair straighteners and curling irons in one. They detangle your hair and help to reduce frizz. As well as straightening hair, they're also fab for adding some luscious waves and loose curls. From customers who have tried this product, they say that this twister can work on hair up to six or seven inches long. While some of the dual products on this list can provide both curls and waves, if you’re not interested in waves, then try this.

Like ceramic, the heat is consistent throughout with tourmaline curlers. This semi-precious gemstone prevents friction from occurring when you curl. This means less snagging, tangling and breakage. It releases negative ions that eliminate frizz and retain moisture. They’re great for fine hair.

Then, position the rollers once they’re hot enough and remove them once they’ve cooled down (which should take about 20-30 minutes). Again, choosing the right hot rollers will depend entirely on the size of the curls you are hoping to achieve. 7. Magnetic Hair Rollers Use magnetic rollers for easy curls. When we use hair products, we like for them to last as long as possible which leads us to our first con. If you do it in alternating directions, you might find that instead of curls, your hair is getting more tangled. You just roll in the mini electric rollers, clip them in place and let them cool down for curled looks that will last you all day and night and probably the next day too. You can also consider jumbo hot rollers if you’re looking to create a looser and wavier curl. To set your curls, use TRESemmé Flawless Curls Hair Spray. 2. Foam Hair Rollers Try out foam rollers. Not only do customers think this product is easy to use, but many of them claim to get the best results with this brush.While many customers with kinky hair seem to have some reservations about curl sponges not being able to curl their hair, this brush proves them wrong.

Most products have to account for user error, and if you use your curl sponge wrong, it can lead to breakage. The large holes in the design make it ideal for those with longer hair, but the size of the tool makes it perfect to bring with you everywhere.If your hair is well over an inch and you’re trying to curl or twist it with a curl sponge, this should be one of the first options on your list. A thinner barrel is perfect for styling shorter hair. You may want to avoid really tight curls because it will significantly shorten your hair. A looser wave works better if you want to keep some length. Go for conical wands. These have a wide base and narrow tip, so you can mix up the curl style and see what works best for you. When you’re attempting to twist or curl your hair, it’s easy for us to make some smaller or larger than the others. Curl sponges were created in the 2010s, and they are this novel tool that allow women and men with short, natural hair to curl, coil, or twist their hair.