It's no surprise to learn that hairdressers are at risk of suffering Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI). Review: “I’ve been using this set for years now, and I love how it comes with a range of barrel sizes that give different looks.

For these hair types, New York City-based hairstylist Vennela Chamarti uses medium to high heat settings (around 375 degrees or above). While it’ll work well with any hair type, it’s especially great for defining and smoothing already curly hair—and it’s long enough for nearly any length. Begin at the root and work your way down the hair shaft in one-inch sections, holding in each section for just a few seconds, to achieve the look. The effect reads as effortless, she says, versus the defined volume that a larger barrel may deliver. On days when your hair is falling a little flat, grab this triple barrel wand to boost volume and refresh your style.Hot Tools has come to the rescue, though, with this extra-long curling iron that boasts a barrel that's 2 inches longer than most.

The vision was futuristic and gender-agnostic (models in the tailored collection included Lee Jeno of the K-Pop group NCT and the artist Maia Ruth Lee), and the Dyson Supersonic hair dryer was in steady rotation. After that, it's best to keep your heat setting pretty low — between 340 to 380 degrees — to ensure that you don't fry your hair. Product Specs: This set features three ceramic barrels that use the brand’s Rapid HeatIQ technology across five heat settings. Whether I’m currently in a short hair phase or growing out a longer style, this is the best for creating loose curls and waves. As a bonus, if you travel frequently, you’ll enjoy the universal voltage (no frying your hot tool on vacation!To style while using any size curling iron, place the hair in the middle of the clamp and curl away from your face to achieve a standard formal curl,” says Hurtado. Thanks to the clamp-free design, we were able to loosely wrap our hair along the barrel, creating elongated curls that even a mermaid would envy.