Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Curling irons have come a long way from the clunky, damaging rods of yore.

Curls can add polish, volume and a little bit of glamour to your everyday look. But for as much time as they can take to create — whether you opt for heatless curls or use a curling iron or wand — ...

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Curling irons have come a long way from the clunky, damaging rods of yore. Gone are the days of spending hours, going to great lengths trying to style your strands into bouncy ringlets and cascading ...

When I initially attempted to curl my long, red hair with a flat iron, I was doubtful how could a flat iron, designed to straighten hair, produce the beachy, bouncy waves that I lusted over on ...

When to Use a Clamp Iron: When creating tight curls, like Solange's or working with shorter hair, a clamp iron is key. "It allows hair to wind more tightly against the iron and holds shorter pieces in ...

It's so hard to find good help these days. And by help, I mean hot tools. But here's a secret: If you don't want to invest in multiple tools, or are traveling and only have space in your suitcase for ...

Hot tools are so much better designed than they were in the past. Temperature controls, auto shut off features, and other perks are turning more and more people onto their charms. Even if you are the ...