Best Styling Tool for Beach Waves

Good day to you all and all of my readers and subscribers of my blog! I’m so glad that the weather is finally changing and is getting warmer as the days go by. Now we can look forward to going out more and enjoy the warm weather.
Nothing much new has been happening in my life but I did make a recent discovery for a hair tool that I wanted to share that will cut down your styling time in more than half of the time it would usually take. In this blog post I will be discussing the best hair styling tools for waves.

I did a blog post a few months ago about the One’n only argan barrel curling iron from Sally Beauty. Life is all about trial and tribulations and what works for one, may not work for another. But I tried the barrel curling iron and, all I got were loose curls 🙁

It was so hard for me to keep bouncy curls in my hair, and while I did get curls in the beginning. The curls would later flop and look like a straight style. It was very frustrating, to say the least. Later I looked on ways to make curls last longer. And I ended up on a YouTube video that recommended that I use Hairspray before curling. This was honestly a no-brainer but I never realized this until I saw the video.

The hair spray that the YouTuber di recommend is made by Sebastian. It is an aerosol spray that you can find at any local drug store. It seemed to do the trick but my curls would still fall after a few hours. Not to mention that curling my hair was very time-consuming.

Chi Air Spin and Curl

Recently I made a self-discovery that I wanted to share with you all and I hope that you benefit from this advice that I have for you. It all started while I was watching YouTube on tips to get beachy waves on straight hair. I noticed a young YouTuber demoing a curling tool that does the curling for you.

When I purchased it, I tried it, and it was a disaster and did not do what it did in the videos. I then left it in for 30 more seconds long, and it was an amazing experience that I had!

This tool that I am referring to is the CHI Spin’n curl hair curler. All I have to do now is take a section of hair, place it in the ceramic barrel slot, and let the machine do its job. And it works on African-American hair too, but you have to leave it on for a longer period of time.

This tool has heat settings that go all the way up to 410 degrees and for natural hair or thick hair, you will have to use the highest setting.

So that was my advice for those of you who would like another option to styling your hair at home without the stress that comes with it for curls and waves. I will try to post photos of the results in this blog post.
Thanks for reading!