Curling Wands
Shape loose beachy waves and defined curls with our collection of curling wands. Featuring clipless barrels in a range of sizes, ceramic coatings, and quick heat up, these wands give you full control to create the exact curl you want. Ideal for those who love versatile styling and a natural, tousled finish.
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Choosing hair styling tools that protect your hair
The right hot tool depends on your hair type and the look you want: a straightener for sleek styles (it can bend curls too), a curling iron or wand for curls and waves, a hot-air brush to dry and volumise in one step, or a 2-in-1 for both. Plate and barrel material matters. Ceramic and tourmaline heat evenly and gently for fine or damaged hair, while titanium holds high heat for thick or coarse hair.
Whatever you choose, protect your hair: always start on dry hair, apply a heat protectant, and use the lowest temperature that gives the result (tools with adjustable heat make that easy). Barrel size, plate material and the temperature range are listed on every product page. Pair your tool with our beauty & health range or plan a routine in the beauty routine builder.
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Curling Wands: frequently asked questions
How do I use a clipless curling wand?+
Wrap sections of dry hair around the barrel away from your face, hold for a few seconds, then release — no clamp means a more natural, beachy wave. Use the included heat-protective glove if provided, and always apply a heat protectant first.
What wand barrel size gives beachy waves?+
A larger barrel (around 1.25"–1.5") or a tapered wand creates loose, beachy waves; a smaller barrel makes tighter curls. Tapered wands give a natural curl that's wider at the root and tighter at the ends. The barrel size is on each product page.
Is a curling wand harder to use than a curling iron?+
A wand takes a little practice because there's no clamp, but it's quick once you get the wrap motion, and it gives a more natural, undone finish. Use the heat glove if included to protect your fingers.
What temperature should I use on a curling wand?+
Use the lowest heat that holds your curl — fine hair lower, thick hair higher — always on dry hair with a heat protectant. The temperature range is listed on each product page.