Curlipops Clamp-Free Curling Iron | For Tousled Curls, Massive Shine, and Frizz Free Styles | Easy-to-Use Curling Wand for All Hair Types (1-1/4 in)

One of the best curling irons I have ever used! I'm not very good at styling my hair, yet I find this very easy for me to use. It's easy to hold and curls my hair wonderfully! I also love how affordable it is! I have had another size curling iron from this same brand for almost ten years now and it still works great. I also love that it comes with a glove to protect you from burning your hand. I guess the only possible negative is that you can't control the temperature but I am fine with how hot it gets.

Great price and great product. VERY hard to cut out of packaging!I have been using my clamp Babyliss 1.25" curler but instead of clamping the hair I wrapped my hair around it. A lot of times I'd end up with a mark from where the clamp was so I finally decided to get myself an actual wand curler and let me tell you, this one has NOT disappointed me!Pros: heats up very quickly, takes 15 seconds for a really tight curl that lasts me all day, excellent price pointCons: one heat setting (my Babyliss has so many!), cord is about 2 ft. shorter than my previous curler, my hair slightly gets stuck on part of it when i'm sliding it down from the barrelNormally, my hair cannot hold a curl for more than a few hours, even if I use hair spray. For reference, the picture i'm posting of my hair is AFTER brushing it out 9 hours after originally curling it, and this is in the static of winter. So this is GREAT performance in my world!

I spent so many hours researching for a new curling iron and I'm happy to report that I know I made the best possible choice. After a decade of using my black barrel, ceramic tourmaline Hot Tools curling iron, I finally had to say goodbye to it (it eventually didn't get as hot as it used to and I finally killed it when I took it abroad and plugged it into a 220V, when it's not made for that). It was a very long run so I knew I was over due anyway. My requirements for my new curling iron: needed to be ceramic tourmaline, a clip-less and non-tapered wand, heat up to at least 400 degrees, dual voltage (since I travel a lot), and 1.25-1.50 inch round (I have long hair that comes past my shoulders). This iron met all those requirements, and is made by the reputable Helen of Troy, so I went for it. Just like my last curling iron, I am able to curl my hair using no hairspray and still see loose curls the next day (I have thick, shiny, Asian hair). The iron heats up very quickly. For more casual/loose/beach waves, I was able to let go of the strand of hair just as I'm finishing wrapping it around the wand, which meant I was able to curl my entire head in record time. Holding the strand of hair on the wand for an extra few seconds will achieve tighter curls. The only complaint I have, which is why I had to knock off a star, is that in the first few curls I tried, a strand of my hair would get pulled out and stuck at the base of the iron where the iron meets the plastic stand. This was very annoying but I quickly adjusted my technique to avoid wrapping my hair near the base, and curling more towards the tip of barrel. After this little adjustment, I was able to quickly finish the rest of the strands with no issues. Hopefully they fix this design issue so that it can truly become the perfect long-hair curling wand. It truly rivals, if not beats, the irons that cost over $100.

I read so many reviews on so many wands that I felt compelled to write this. Short version: I LOVE this thing.The only drawback to this wand IMO is there’s only one heat setting (about 400 degrees) so if you have finer hair it may not be the best for you. I have really thick hair and usually need the high temp anyway.To address the reviews where people claimed they were burned.. honestly, the risk factor is the exact same as any other hot tool. If you’ve never curled your hair before, I can see being burned, but having used curling irons and flat irons for years, I thought this was super easy to use. I don’t feel the curls last any longer than with a curling iron, but I’m not quite sure why anyone would expect that they would.My main goal of using a wand was to avoid that clamp crimp you get with a traditional iron, and this definitely eliminated that. I haven’t used other wands so I can’t compare but I definitely like this one A LOT.

Love this brand for a hair tool that lasts and does what it’s supposed to. Upgraded my 1.5 inch iron for a more loose and trendy curl. My 1.5 inch curling iron is still perfectly good after about 9 years of use - and I curl my hair VERY frequently. The new wand works just as good. I find I get less damage from using the wand as opposed to a clamp style curler. There is NO heat control- on or off - but it always curls my hair without burning and my curls usually stay for a couple days. They fall out much faster with this 2” wand but my hair is very long and color treated - and I don’t pin or bonnet at nighttime. With the 2” I can usually get a day and a half in MI humid summer weather without having to touch up the curls.The heat glove works good, I don’t personally use it though as this offers a plastic end that is easy to hold onto and does not get hot. The glove would be good for beginners who are just learning how to use a curling wand or when curling someone else’s hair.Absolutely recommend :)

I have very long hair and used this wand for several months until I got a new one for Christmas. I noticed that the barrel isn’t as long as it looks in the pictures, and that means the curl is a tighter, more compact curl. It works better on my daughter’s medium length hair. The new wand I got as a gift has a really long barrel, which creates a looser curl, which I prefer.

great packing. Quick delivery