Budget to splurge comparing 4 curling irons
I love being able to try so many different products from skincare to hair tools as a part of this job! And telling you all which things work great and
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I love being able to try so many different products from
skincare to hair tools as a part of this job! And telling you all which things
work great and will give you the results you are looking for is one of my
favorite ways to help make your lives easier!
I’ve used the same few curling irons, with an occasional change up from time to time, for the last 6 years or so. While it’s nearly impossible to answer “Which is the BEST?” when talking about a curling iron, I thought it may be helpful to break down the pros and cons of these 4 curling irons.
The irons I’m chatting about today range from $19.99 all the way to $199.99. I explain a lot of this in the video, but I thought I’d share a few quick notes below about the irons!
I’m a big believer in investing in quality when it comes to things you want to last for a long time. For me, that breaks down to anything from denim and bags to blow dryers and hair products. And given my background, I’ve seen how wasteful it can be to buy a few different cheap hair tools over the year that break again and again. While I fully realize that everyone has a different budget, this blog post and video explain why I think it’s important to invest in a tool that will last and give you the results you want.
The irons I mentioned in the video are:
Conair Infiniti Pro Curling Iron 1.25 Rose Gold, $19.99
Babyliss 1.25, $59.99
T3 Twirl Convertible 1.25 Curling Iron, $139.99 (pictured is the 1.5 inch barrel, I mention this in the video)
GHD Curve 1.25 Soft Curl Iron, $199.00
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