[1] How to Pack Your Curling Iron for Travel Now that you know you can bring your curling iron on a plane, let's talk about how to pack it correctly. The TSA recommends placing the curling iron in ...

Learn how to remove stuck-on and sticky hair products from your curling iron. Tired of struggling with a sticky, gunk-filled ...

If you have longer, thicker hair, chances are you need a curling iron with a slightly bigger barrel like this 1.25-inch BaBylissPro Nano Titanium. This one comes recommended by Dorsey, who likes ...

Product: This user-friendly curling iron is designed with a single heat setting, perfect for those who prefer simplicity over ...

Emily Orofino has over a decade of experience working in beauty. You can find her work on sites such as Harper’s Bazaar, Byrdie, Editorialist, POPSUGAR, & RealSelf. She has also lent her ...

Before even picking up that curling iron, make sure your hair is prepped with the best products (and also keep up that healthy lifestyle). It is key to prepping your hair with a heat protectant spray ...

While I’ve covered hot tools on the Strategist extensively over the years (from curling irons to blow ... or long hair should choose a flat iron between 1.25 and two inches.

Alongside a photo of the comedian posing in the strapless look, Rossi notes that the "tulle tendrils have to be curled with curling iron." Styled by Tara Swennen, the actress also accessorized ...