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  • Charlotte

    2 days
    Rating: 2 out of 5
    verified customer

    Hard to get it looking nice

    Hard to determine the color when it’s still in the packaging - seems cooler when it’s unfolded but now it’s not possible to return. Maybe I can fix it with some good silver shampoo in my own hair. However, I also can’t figure out how to style it nicely. I need to twist it two times and it’s hard to get it looking nice, it sticks out in all directions and gets messy already after the first twist. I was hoping to get tips in the "how-to guide" that’s linked in the packaging - but the page doesn’t seem to exist anymore. Well, this was probably a few hundred bucks in beauty for me unfortunately.

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    1 product in post Hard to get it looking nice
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    • Maja

      Customer service at Lyko
      2 days
      Hey Charlotte! 🤗 Thank you for taking the time to review and for sharing your experience with us 🤍 So typical that it didn't quite hit the mark this time. My best tip is to put your hair up in a ponytail or bun first and then wrap the scrunchie around – that way it can be easier to get it looking nice 🤗 Fingers crossed that it works better! 🤞 Have a really nice day! 🌸

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  • Charlotte

    6 months

    Difference Compared to Larger Size

    Hi, What is the functional difference with this compared to one in a larger size? Do the curls turn out the same way, or do they become smaller? I am mainly looking for a small curling iron to curl my hair while traveling. The curls need to last all day.

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    • Ottilia

      Customer service at Lyko
      6 months
      Hey Charlotte This little handy tool can absolutely be used to create the same curls as a classic flat iron, but it may take a bit of practice to get the technique down since you need to hold the tool a bit more sideways and work with smaller sections of hair at a time when curling I would say that what primarily affects the durability of the curls is that you might need to work a bit slower through the hair with this tool, especially if you are used to a flat iron with higher temperatures (this one is at 180 degrees). For the curls to be durable, the heat needs to penetrate through the entire hair section to shape the hair strand, so a tip is to work with smaller sections of hair and give the tool a little extra time to shape each section Good luck!

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