Solves: Curls that take forever

SpinCurl Cordless Auto Curler

$49.99

Curling your own hair means twisting your wrist into knots and guessing at the back of your head. Put a section in, press the button, and the barrel turns the hair for you.

Auto-rotating barrel: it winds the section in, so there's no wrapping by hand.
Ceramic heating chamber: holds the hair while it curls.
LCD display: see your heat setting at a glance.
Cordless and rechargeable: charges by USB, so you can style anywhere, no outlet needed.

Specs are the manufacturer's figures. Use on dry, brushed hair, keep sections about an inch wide, and keep the barrel away from your scalp. Let it cool before putting it away.

30-day guaranteeEven if used

Free shippingEvery US order

Arrives in 5 to 8 daysTracked

The problem

Curling your own hair is an arm workout.

Wrapping each section around a wand, holding it, twisting your wrist to reach the back. Half the curls come out flat and your arms are tired before you're done.

The fix

Let the barrel do the wrapping.

Hold a section at the opening and press the button. The barrel turns the hair in for you, then you slide it out as a curl. No wrapping by hand, and no cord pulling at you while you work.

How to use it

1

Charge it

Plug in with the USB cable until it's full.

2

Section it

Brush dry hair and take a section about an inch wide.

3

Press and release

Hold the section at the opening, press the button, wait for it to finish, then slide the curl out.

What to expect

Easy, even curls without wrapping by hand. The first few tries take practice; smaller sections give tighter curls and the look varies with hair type and length.