How to Use a Clip Free Curling Iron

Jan 23
09:11

2012

Melissa T

Melissa T

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If you’re searching for a brand new curling iron to create perfect curls and lush volume, why not try a clip free model?

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If you’re searching for a brand new curling iron to create perfect curls and lush volume, why not try a clip free model? They may look different from the conventional spring curling iron but the results you obtain will be far more superior and natural looking. But how exactly do you use a clip free curling iron to enjoy these results? That’s simple! 

First,How to Use a Clip Free Curling Iron Articles you have to check you have a good quality curling iron with high grade heating elements. If you use a mediocre clip free curling iron than you can expect mediocre results, so don’t take any chances and purchase a high quality one. What’s in a high quality clip free curling iron? Well, for one thing it will feature adjustable heat settings, a genuine ceramic or tourmaline barrel and high, healthy temperatures. If the clip free curling iron you’re after doesn’t have any of these things and if it0s simply metal plated with a ceramic coating, get something else! 

Now, since a clip free curling iron doesn’t have a clip, the curling process will be quite different. Here are some simple steps to guide you. 

·         First, free your styling area of unnecessary clutter, you will want plenty freedom and space to get your curls perfectly done. Get out everything you need to start: the curling iron, thermal protectant, clips, holding hairspray, a brush or a comb.

·         Heat up your curling iron and while it gets to the heat you want. While it’s warming, section off your hair with your fingers.

·         Divide your hair into two segments, an upper and a lower one. Using clips, fasten the upper segment so that it’s out of the way and leave the lower segment loose. Apply a thermal protectant to the bottom segment, using a brush or comb to distribute the product and get rid of any tangles.

·         Once the curling iron is hot, pick it up carefully. Use a heat resistant glove during the first few sessions so that you don’t burn yourself on the barrel. Select a 1 inch section of hair and wrap it around the barrel, holding it in place for roughly 5 to 10 seconds. Release the hair.

·         Repeat with all of the lower segment and move on to the upper segment until all of your hair has been curled.

·         Gently separate the curls with your fingers and use some holding spray to finish.