BaByliss Curl Secret Styler, Automatic Hair Curler, Long-Lasting Effect, Easy Curls, Quick Curling, Purple, 2667U

These are great , haven't worked out all the settings yet , but the curl I’ve used so far has been great . My hair stays in the curl all day and onto the next . Yes it drops a bit but that’s due to length and weight . I can use shine spray and some product after which keeps it shiny and soft yet the curl stays in just fine . Highly recommend. The curlers I have been using just died all the time , I was using rechargeable ones and decided to take the plunge on these as they plug in , wow I’m so pleased I got them . Don’t hesitate to buy these if you’ve got the urge once you get used to the way they work on pulling the hair in , you will save time , they cut the time of setting and styling , I can pretty much spend ten minutes in a morning after washing and drying my hair the night before . So easy to use . A little practice on making sure the opening is at the right angle to wind the hair in . Try watching an instructional Vidio before hand . They have some on you tube .

I have slightly longer than shoulder length hair. It still has some bleach at the very ends left over from lockdown grow-out. My hair is naturally wavy. This product is very easy to use to produce soft coils. I have found using quite small sections work best on my hair. When I’ve done the whole head ( I still find doing the back quite tricky and have to check with two mirrors that I haven’t missed any strands) I don’t immediately brush it. I find the waves last longer if I minimise how often I brush it through. I don’t use hairspray but I suppose you could. I use it on the lowest heat setting. I don’t use it every day because I dont need to look AMAZING (!) all the time and I don’t want to overheat my ends, especially. On ‘down days’ I let my hair dry naturally. The only thing I would say is that it says to use on freshly washed and dried hair with no product on it; occasionally I might want to ‘zoop up’ my hair in between washes. I haven’t tried doing it that way yet so don’t know if it would actually work.

Good but need so much patient,if you take a lots of hair you will lose them and then you have to cut them

After buying tongs from Babyliss and hopelessly getting uneven curls using the ghd straightener, my friend recommended this. I am useless at styling but after one use I produced these lush curls on my mum in about 25 minutes. They are still holding a day later. There are different heat setting depending how loose or tight you want the curls, and the machine will automaitcally beep if the hair isnt inserted correct. Still suggest watching a video tutorial before use. Easier to do the back of the head with the help of someone else. I suggest doing each strand and letting it cool down before styiling or setting with hairspray, also works best if the hair is twisted before inserting into the machine... and works best with non-conditioned hair and pre heat treatment... Definitely recommend this ladies if you want nice quick even looking curls without faffing with tongs and straighteners :) x

I was sceptical about this curler as it looks so strange. It took me a few attempts to get used to it but now it takes me about 10 minutes to have a head full of curls or waves. The settings are easy. I have very fine, thin hair and I would say the curls last for a night out or all day. The only thing I would criticise is that it is quite cumbersome to hold after a while but it is so quick this isn't really a problem.

it is not bad enough bad not cheap, expensive as well. Good heat and can use for long time ⌛️. Should be carefull about that really hot 🔥 and very dangerous for children.

very good once i got the hang of it ! well worth the money and would recommend it for people like me that naturally curry hair but frizzy curlys, softens frizzy and looks great now ,

I had looked at hair curlers for quite a while. I was going to buy a cheap one but decided I didn't want to risk damaging my hair, I wish I had now. I got the item out on Boxing day and decided I would curl my hair for a party, I had washed it the night before so it had nothing on it. I read rhe instructions to make sure I knew what I was doing. Had a practice run on the left side and it went smoothly. I partitioned my hair and started curling, when I tried to do the back it was awkward because the item is heavy and the barrel has to pointing to your head but with some strategic hand movements and hair bobbing I managed just. The problem started when I tried to do the right side. I had to put my hand into an awkward position which was uncomfortable and really difficult. I put the first part in amd it caught but I opened the barrel and it released, I put the second strand in and it twisted my hair and somehow (I have no idea how) managed to spiral it as well and get jammed in the barrel, I opened it but it would not release the hair, I shouted of my daughter who couldn't get the hair out. I switched it off as soon as it was stuck but my hair was beginning to burn because they dont cool quick enough. I tugged and my daughter was trying to release my hair too, the smell of burning was awful, no matter what we did the hair would not come out. She ended up having to cut my hair 3 inches away from my scalp (I have just below shoulder length hair) Once cut I was able to remove the trapped hair and it was so frazzled and burnt. I didn't finish the rest of my head, I packed them back into the box and contacted Amazon. These are not fit for purpose, difficult to use alone and dangerous if your hair becomes tangled. For the cost I was expecting so much more from Babyliss as I love their other products. I have invested in a well known brand (big fish in the water with teeth 😉) hair dryer/curler and I am so pleased I did. Do not risk damaging your hair with these its not worth the cost.

perfect