Soft Wave Pivoting Wand
Soft Wave Pivoting Wand
People always ask me why they would use a curling wand versus a curling iron. The answer is simple; you use a wand when you want fuller, more voluminous waves/curls. And you use a curling iron when you want more polished, textured waves. This wand is my go to for creating loose waves on medium to long lengths, or a subtle bend on shorter lengths.
$60.00
LITERAL MAGIC WAND
SOFT WAVES + VOLUMINOUS CURLS
Perfect for creating easy, everyday waves, or soft, bouncy curls.
TAKE IT EASY
Innovative handle rotates from 180° to 90°, for easier styling, and less stress on your arms.
SHINE ON
Negative ions help lock in moisture, enhance shine and eliminate frizz.
QUICK + EFFICIENT
Titanium barrel with temperature sensing rapid heat technology outperforms ceramic, delivering fast, even heat, for more consistent curls and longer lasting styles.
TO EACH THEIR OWN
Digital display + 4 temperature pre-sets (up to 425° F) allow you to customize the temperature to your hair type and texture.
LESS STRESS
Automatic shut-off after 30 minutes of non-use and 9 ft swivel cord.
SEE THE TUTORIAL
IT’S HERE! This video features two of the most requested tutorials since the tools launched! My left side (your right) is done with the Pivoting Wand and the other side is done with the 3-in-One Flat Iron. For the record, these two waves are not supposed to look anything alike. The 3-in-One Flat Iron creates a very casual undone wave (more of an air dried look) while the pivoting wand creates a loose, bouncy, more formed curl.
WARNING: This is my longest video at 17 minutes. Everyone asks me not to speed up the videos so they can see it and try it in real time with me, so that’s what I did. You can obviously speed through if you want. Know that the Flat Iron Waves Tutorial starts at the 9:21 mark if you want to jump ahead.
Hope this helps your all understand how these two work! And yes! I will definitely be doing a tutorial on the different ways you can use the 3-in-One.
