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Favorite Styling Tools

Let me let you in on a little secret about me. If my hair isn't done, I feel worthless. I could have Mally Roncal do my makeup and if my hair wasn't done, I wouldn't feel beautiful. Does anyone else feel that way? Please comment me and let me know I'm not the only one! So being that my hair is probably the longest it has ever been, (loving it) I have been able to use different styling tools on it. Here are a few of my favorites!

Styling Wands:

L-R Remington T Studio and Conair Infiniti
Helen of Troy 3/4" and 1 and 1/2"

Conair Infiniti You Curl: This iron will give you the Taylor Swift curls if you take small sections. This starts at 1" and ends at a 1/2". I like to use this on days I will be traveling or doing a lot of running around because the curls hold so well!

Remington T-Studio Pearl: This style tapers from a 1 1/2" down to a 1" curl. I like this best for creating curls on the bottom and a flatter top section.

Curling Irons:

Helen of Troy 3/4 inch iron. I use this most often. I love the soft curl it gives me, makes my hair shiny, and heats up quickly.


Helen of Troy 1 1/2 inch curling iron. I like to use this to curl my hair under. It creates a nice bend to my hair without making it look curly.

I'd like to mention that all of these tools heat up quickly and all go to 400 degrees. You can find the styling wands at Wal-Mart and the curling irons at Sally Beauty.

Do you have a favorite brand of styling tool? Do you have a go to curling iron that you use everyday? Leave me a comment and let me know!



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