I am loving my Remington T|Studio Silk straight irons and clipless curling irons. I can do a variation of looks with the straight iron, from stick straight to easy waves, by rocking the iron back and forth. I can make a random bend in the hair to a spiral curl by wrapping it around the straight plates. When I'm doing curls, I really enjoy working with the T|Studio Silk clipless wand series because it makes the curls come out looser than a traditional curling iron. I usually leave the ends out of the hair from the iron to make the waves and curls look more relaxed. With clipless you make that look happen easily.
I'm addicted to the Remington T|Studio Oval Waving Wand! I can create several looks with this one tool from smooth and straight to just a little bend on the ends of the hair or irregular waves throughout the hair. The variety of styles you can create with this one tool is endless!
Here is my favorite technique for curling hair:
1. Section off the head into three sections 1) top of head 2) left side 3) right side. Sectioning makes curling your hair faster and easier.
2. I start at the bottom neck area usually with a smaller barrel iron to begin (I prefer the Remington T|Studio Silk slim conical iron). I do a tighter curl at the neckline which gives support to hold up the other waves that will be sitting on top of this section of hair.
3. Wrap hair around iron and repeat. When you get to the mid section of your hair begin to wrap your hair around the center section if the conical iron.
4. Finish ironing the top section and your bang area with a variation of the largest section of the barrel and then the next section with the middle section of the barrel. This will give the overall look of a variation of texture in your curls which always look more natural and not a uniformed curl.