Curlers are pretty straightforward hot tools, these devices curl the tresses. But these tools are coated with different materials. Each of these materials differs in the way they curl and affect the hair. Three of the most popular curling wand materials are Ceramic, Titanium, and Tourmaline.
In today’s guide, we are pitting ceramic, titanium, and tourmaline curlers to help you find the best hot tool for your styling needs.
CERAMIC:
Ceramic is a type of non-metal material that conducts and disperses heat evenly and consistently. The great thing about ceramic curlers is that the heat is produced and applied evenly, giving you uniform and lasting results. A ceramic curling wand is perfect for users with damaged prone, damaged, delicate, or fine hair.
PROS
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Produces negative ions that smoothen hair cuticles for a silky finish
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Durable
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No cold spots
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Produces and retains even, consistent, and gentle heat
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Produce far-infrared energy that tames the most stubborn tresses
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Less damaging to the hair strands
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Gentler than metal-based curlers
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Light in weight
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Soothes the hair and prevents frizzing
CONS
· Not very effective as compared to other materials like Tourmaline and Titanium.
· Brittle
TITANIUM:
Titanium is a lightweight metal alloy that conducts heat efficiently. It reaches top temperatures in record time for a quick hairstyling experience, which is great for all you busy girls. It also features an impeccably smooth barrel that will effortlessly glide over your hair for a silky and shiny appearance. One of the most significant advantages of titanium is that it's naturally durable and lightweight so curling will be more comfortable and the curler lasts much longer.
PROS
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Heats up quickly
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Faster, more efficient hair curling
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Lightweight and durable
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Could reach high temperatures
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Reaches higher temperatures without cracking or breaking
CONS
· Increases the risk of hair damage
· Not recommended for beginners.
TOURMALINE:
Tourmaline is a material that produces double the negative ions that smoothen the hair cuticles that’s why it is often used as heating material for high-end hot tools. Tourmaline coated curlers have a heating surface that’s made by crushing and baking the fine tourmaline powder. Often, tourmaline is mixed with ceramic to boosts the materials’ hair curling benefits.
PROS
· Hair does not stick and generates elegant curls.
· Negatives ions take perfect care of your hair cuticles.
· Seals the natural moisture of the hair that helps to reduce hair damage.
· Make thick hair frizz-free hair extra soft and bouncy.
· Creates long-lasting curls with perfect effect.
· Makes curls faster that saves time.
CONS
· Shows better performance on curly and frizzy hair.
· More expensive than ceramic curlers.
· Not suitable for thin or delicate tresses.
Well, there you have it. Hopefully, you now have a better understanding of the definitions of all of these different coatings and technologies and are in the best position of choosing what suits you the most.
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