can i curl these extensions on the lowest temperature? because i saw down below one off the costumers say "it curls great".
620185
I am really not sure... I don't know if you can or not cause it didn't come with a paper telling me anything:/ so I didn't try it cause I didn't want to mess it up!!!
620186
I tried curling them but had to keep the hair on the iron for longer then you would your real hair.
620187
always test from the middle inside. If it doesn't work you haven't done much damage. But we curl our extension Yes on low heaat
1048706
Yes, the lowest setting is 200 degrees. As i have wavy hair i turn it up full blast!! I do use a heat protector spray on my hair every time. This is the best flat iron I've ever used.
492057
I had to trim the ends as they were a little frayed. After spraying with a heat protector I curled them with no problem. It only took a few seconds for each one, I wouldn't leave them curling for too long as the heat over time will damage them, just as with your own hair.
972964
If you wet them in hot water and comb them while the plastic fibers are still warm and malleable, you could reduce the curl. It would not make it fully straight, though. You can use some flat irons on this hair, as long as the setting has a very low setting (not all do), and you *only* flat iron fully wet strands. If they are dry, even the low setting will melt/friz the fibers. Do a test patch somewhere easy to snip out if your iron runs to hot.
1272808
Yep, but it depends on how long you hold the hair to the wand, and how hot it is. The longer each piece of hair is held and the hotter it is, the tighter the curl. But if you want looser curls you just wrap it around quickly and then let it go. Well that's according to my hair of course.
492202
They are false (synthetic, plastic fiber) hair. But, even the cheapest junk wig can be heat styled if you do it properly. Lowest heat setting, and keep the strand *fully wet* the entire time the heat tool is touching it. However, some heat tools do not have a low-enough setting; you're aiming for 70C or 160F. If it is too hot, the strands will frizz up even when wet.
1084861
NO! CANNOT CURL! THEY ARE SYNTHETIC! DO NOT BUY! I bought them for prom and was so disappointed, plus they take forever to come in.
1703621
It seems to me that they do--I always get a good curl. They're pretty warm to the touch when I put them in--I'm not sure I would want to handle them any hotter.
355613
I personally never curled with it only straightened- but my roommate has a similar styler and she says it curls well but she also did not like the floating plates. But if you do then it should work well.
1609316
It kind of was for me! I have really long, straight hair that won't hold a curl unless I sleep in French braids which isn't really a curl... This gets up to 410'f which is much hotter than a curling iron.I used this wand and a little bit of Aussie hairspray and it last for hours! And I would also consider my hair "uncurl able"
522309
No way to adjust the temp. My advice would either be to take them out sooner, or brush the curls out after you take out the rollers, and avoid hairspraying until they are as wavy as you'd like them.
2069128
Yes but BECAREFUL of how much heat you use. The hair breaks if too much heat. Don't straighten everyday and if curled use on low temp so it won't break so fast. Mine lasted for about 6 months before they started breaking off to my length of hair. I used ALOT of heat on mine and that's why it broke off so easy.
838637
Yes you can definitely do curls with the iron (check out http://youtube.com/watch?v=Ca3k1syt2G4), and NO there are no temperature settings. It's either on or off, and it's set at around 400 degrees.
1120560
Yes you can curl hair with it. Just takes some practice. I use it to straighten my hair but then I put a small flip curl at the end.
649949
I think your rollers are too small. I bought some velcro like rollers very large, almost too large for the clips. You won't get the bend. I bought the clips for my heated rollers, but they are too thin for my thin hair. They are heavy, too, so the clips don't work very well. I experienced the bend because the rollers were too small.
1872933
No, there is no way to control the temperature. However, the curlers are not as hot if you use them after the first 60 to 90 seconds that you plug them in. They tout that they are ready to use after 60 seconds and they are but they will get hotter if you let them sit longer before you use them.
565992
Hi,You may want to use a curler with higher heat setting like Gold N Hot.thanks