Question 1

Which size should I get? The 1.25 or 1.5 barrel? I want looser curls

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I recommend the smaller size, which will allow you to curl larger sections at once with less time with heat on your hair. You can run your fingers through the curls to get looser curls. I have the 1" and the 1.25" and have medium/long hair that's medium fine and all one length. I use the 1.25" for body and 1" when I want more defined curls. The curls stay more defined throughout the day using the 1".

Question 2

I have long, almost to my waist hair, straight...what size should I get if I want "curls", not just a soft "s" shape? Is the 2 in too big? Should I go

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A 2 inch curling iron will give your hair some light body in your hair.  Similiar to blowing drying it with big round brush. But, if you are looking for curls, I would go with a 1" or 1.5" for bigger curls.  If you want tighter curls, get a 1" wand.  There are all kinds of videos on how to curl long hair with wands.  You can get two different looks depending on how you wrap your hair around wand. Good luck!

Question 3

Is it dual voltage?  Thanks.

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It is 110V. American voltage. I bought a power converter.

Question 4

purple or gold??? so confused, seems like ceramic is better for hair but I see more ppl buying the gold one. help pls!!!

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Ceramic has always been my preference. But when I wanted to buy one that had a smaller circumference, I spotted this one. The price was so much lower than ceramic I thought I'd give it a try. I was very pleasantly surprised. It heated much hotter than other metal barrels I have used in the past, and has a decent range of temperatures. I use the middle of the range and it doesn't burn my hair, but gives it a nice firm curl. I use a ceramic on for a 1'" curl on the top of my do, and if I didn't know that one was metal and one was ceramic, I wouldn't be able to tell the difference in their results. Don't think you could go wrong with this one. I give it a two thumbs up. One other note about curling irons, while ceramic is very good, I think the critical element is the ability to be able to set the heat control over a wide range of temperatures to accommodate your specific hair composition. Good luck.

ASIN	B00VUJUFTG
ASIN	B00VUJUFTG
Best Sellers Rank	#64,759 in Beauty & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care ) #199 in Hair Curling Irons
Brand Name	HOT TOOLS
Color	Gold
Customer Reviews	4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (23,210)
Global Trade Identification Number	00078729111000
Hair Type	All
Heater Surface Material	Tourmaline
Item Dimensions L x W	17.2"L x 2.62"W
Item Nype Name	Curling Iron
Item Shape	Curls
Item Weight	16 ounces
Item model number	HT1110XL
Manufacturer	Helen of Troy
Manufacturer	Helen of Troy
Manufacturer Part Number	HT1110XL
Material Type	Plastic
Max Temperature Setting	221.1 °C
Model Name	24K Gold Curling Iron
Model Number	HT1110XL
Power Source	Corded Electric
Product Benefits	For long-lasting, salon-worthy curls and waves
Product Dimensions	17.2 x 2.62 x 5.5 inches; 1 pounds
Resulting Hair Type	Curly, Wavy
Size	1.25 Inch (Pack of 1)
UPC	078729111000
UPC	078729111000
Unit Count	1 Count

HOT TOOLS Pro Artist 24K Gold Extra Long Curling Iron/Wand | Long Lasting Defined Curls, (1-1/4 in)

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