Soft Waves and Sapphire Curler Review

Hello my lovelies! You might have noticed me tagging Irresistible Me in several photos where I had gorgeous hair, because most of the time my hair suck.

Anyway I think it's about time I talked about the equipment that gave me so amazing hair and to give you quick tips on how to create my favourite hairstyle using it. This post will be tiresome because my usual wall of text will be split under the photos in order to give you a better understanding. I know it'd be easier to do this with a video, I tried and failed miserably. I completely suck at videos but I will practice.

Le box the curler came in.It has instructions inside and everything else you need.

The case!Isn't this neat and tidy?

Easiest way not to lose anything.

And a spread of the barrel attachments.The glove to protect your hand and a small stand to rest the curler while you use it were included.All in all the Sapphire has everything you might need inside.

Why I like it:

I can set the temperature and it heats up FAST! That is absolutely true. It had the protective glove!We all have had at least one accident with our styling devices.I love a company who gets that and helps us protect ourselves. Not to mention the small stand to leave the device while it's hot!It was a constant anxiety that it will fall down and burn something but with this little thing, it isn't moving! Now this will sound weird, but my hair are so soft after I use this.I can't explain it, after I blow dry them or straighten them they feel dull and dry (I used the same oils and quantities in every case) and after I curl them they are lively and shiny and bouncy (maybe it's the curls and my imagination). All in all, it's an item well worth it's money. If you curl your hair often you should invest in something good and this just might be it. They have everything from hair extensions to hair tools, it is well worth it to check them out.

 

And now let's start with  my hair.This is the before photo.They are completely dry, brushed and I have applied a heat protecting oil.

  

Part your hair in 2 sections (doing the appropriate grimace) and start from the bottom.As my hair are shorter there, I'm using a smaller size for that section and bigger for the upper.

And we're curling.Take small sections of hair and do not keep it for long.I usually wait for 5-10 seconds max.

 

.....Aaand curling...

.....Aaand curling..

 .....Aaand curling..

And when you are done, you will have to wait a few minutes for your hair to cool down. Give it like 15', depends on your hair type mostly and what temperature you used.After they cool down take a wide tooth comb and separate the curls. 

You can use your hands to do this step if you don't have a wide tooth comb.Et voilà!!

This is the final result.You can use hairspray to secure it and help it last for hours.Last time I did this it lasted for two days (without hairspray).

Tell me if you found that helpful.Sorry for the tiring post!Here is a kiss to make it up to you!
(Now that that's over, can we talk about my contouring?I feel like a pro!I'll need to talk about that too at some point.)