Nothing gives a girl more confidence than a head of bouncy curls, but when there are so many tools on the market, it can be hard to choose the right one.
So what better way to help you find the curling tool of your dreams than read real reviews?
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Ahead, five of the best hair curlers your money can buy…
Remington Keratin & Argan Oil Nourish Conical Tong
“The shape of this styler is perfect for creating loose curls and natural waves without leaving kinks in my hair. It comes with a heat protective glove, so it [is] super safe to use. I noticed that my curls were left shiny and smooth compared to other stylers that I have used, so I think that the keratin and argan oil actually makes a difference.” – Kimberley_A
VS Sassoon Curl Secret™
“It takes a lot for me to adore hair styling tools because most of them are tricky for me to use on long hair and see results. But the Curl Secret checks all the boxes and is my fave! This is a must have for anyone that loves curls, it’s fast and easy to use with minimal fuss and the amount of compliments I have received when out and about with my curls is testament to the fact that this creates gorgeous curls, spirals, waves and all curls in between.” – GoddessMagick
muk Curl Stick
“As a person with thinner, flat hair this product is great – it’s easy to use and takes small sections of the hair and minimises the damage. Many products similar to this don’t last on my hair and within a few hours my hair is flat again, but this product leaves my hair with soft, smooth or tight waves or curls. The muk Curl Stick doesn’t seem to damage my hair and leaves it smooth soft and super wavy. I love it!” – ray_jay
Philips Easy Natural Curler BHH777/00
“I don’t curl my hair very often because I’m way too impatient, but this tool makes the whole process a lot faster. I really love that I don’t have to put on a glove or worry about burning myself because the hot plates are concealed. And it’s really easy to do the back of my head because once my section of hair is inside the tool, I can let it go and just use one hand to make the curling motion. When the curls come out they’re really tight and bouncy but once I run my fingers through, they relax pretty quickly into something a bit more effortless.” – bh’s Sam
ghd IV styler
“I absolutely love my ghd. Not just as a straightener, but a curler – and a multipurpose styler! I’ve had it for a couple of years now and its still working like a charm. Doesn’t burn or dry and eliminates fuzz. I recommend it to everyone and anyone. ghds are in my opinion, the best out there.” – Shodbear
Which hair curler would you most like to try and why? What’s the best hair curler for thick hair?
My hair is very straight and I struggle to curl it. Don’t know if it’s the tool I’m using or I’m doing it wrong. I’ll have to check some of these tools out .