What setting due you use to diffuse for curls?
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I have long curly hair and I use the high setting. This one isn't very hot or powerful compared to dryers I've used in the past.
1491030
I use this instead of mousse. I believe it may become too heavy to use another setting or styling gel or mousse with it.
414125
That's a great question... Not really sure. I have always used the Intense Curl Cream. It says it is for wavy to curly hair and it works great... Nice soft curls and waves. Sorry not a better answer.
1551843
No, all the curls go in the same direction. There is no alternate curl setting. You can only adjust if you want a tight curl vs a loose curl. There are 3 settings for that.
1533921
I used it with a diffuser and you are correct. Too much power to actually diffuse.
1287065
I have thick hair , so I have it at the hottest setting. With that said it takes less time to straighten my hair
1796666
I usually wait until the curling iron cools down. I have a 1-1/2" curling iron, so it takes up space. I place it in one of the smaller sections. Hope this helps.
1165168
I mostly use this for smoothing curls, I don't think it does much to hold the curl. I'd look for a mousse or spray
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I would say this depends on how tight you want the curls to be. I have a one inch barrel, but my hair is quite short. For longer hair, I would say a 1 1/2 inch or 2 inch would be better.
588304
This is a basic hair dryer, that does not have an ion setting. I also have curly hair! For a natural look I would use some kind of texturizing cream or maybe a mousse for thin hair and blow dry with low heat and low air flow. Use the diffuser and dry in small sections at a time. Try not to blow the hair around a lot, to avoid frizz. L.A. Looks gel to mousse is VERY reasonably priced and I have found works just as well, if not better, than any of the fancy stuff! Put it in wet hair and then scrunch dry with a towel, then follow the steps for drying. Good luck! Hope this helped! :)
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I am very satisfied with Babyliss Pro. It is not heavy or bulky. The low, medium, and high settings work very well. What I especially like is the "cool" button for when you're styling your hair. It sets the curl. It is also easy to keep lint free to keep the air flow moving.
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The fade master is better for hair styles/cuts with graduated fading, it is a bit heavier, and it works best on thicker hair
1310672
I would say it works pretty well with thick hair (as mine is very thick), but it really depends on the quantity of hair in each stand you curl. If you go not as much, you get a tighter curl, or larger and it gives you definitely more of a wave effect. I, personally use not as much hair in each curl, but only because that's the look I'm going for. Hope this helps! =)
565992
Hi,You may want to use a curler with higher heat setting like Gold N Hot.thanks
2144339
I have thick hair and its curly like Julianne Margolis in her E.R. days - btw I'm Latina (Cuban, Puertorican, and Brazilian) and Japanese mix... I use it on 324 and it's straight with one pass - not bone straight but straight with volume... if I want bone straight I think the temp I use is 384 or something close to that but I rarely wear it bone straight... love that it doesn't burn or pull my hair.. I also use it to curl my hair as well... I've used chi but that burned and pulled my hair on the medium settings
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Set it to the lowest setting as much as possible, or at the least, between 1-4. If it gets tangled, I straighten it, but I also use a kid's de-tangler spray or water spray with that process. This does make it a bit more matte, ironically. You can still straighten fake fibers on wigs, just don't crank it up to the highest setting.
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I would suggest warm set rollers and steamer with styling brush to straighten. If you have a cheap jumbo curling iron, the low setting will not melt it. You should be able to touch the barrel with your hand. I would strand test. So far I have only used the electric set of rollers and comb using my fingers not a brush. You can shake it and go.