Bed Head Little Tease Crimper, 1 Inch by Bed Head

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Starting at the roots, lightly clamp a small section of hair between the plates and hold for a few seconds. I chose to wave my medium-textured hair that falls about two inches past my shoulders on 350°F—a temp that was at the lower end of the recommended range for this hair type.

Please always read the labels, warnings, and directions provided with the product before using or consuming a product. Ladies and gentlemen, it is 2017 and we have artificial intelligence and robot personal assistants, but to me, hair technology cannot get better than my Bed Head crimper. The sleek, black Amika High Tide Deep Wave Hair Crimper has a very easy-to-read digital display that shows you exactly what temperature you’re working with up to 390°F—a lower maximum temperature than most of the other devices I tested.

My Oldest Daughter has really thick hair and myself and youngest Daughter have thin hair, it is just as fast and easy on all of our hair. And even when it got to my chosen temperature of 410°F—which I chose based on personal preference in the absence of guidance—it didn’t create waves as defined as those I got when using our Best Value pick at the same temperature. This hair waver also has a digital screen that’s easy to read, even though it is on the smaller side.

And even on the highest setting, which I chose because my personal preference is to use a hotter temperature and the instructions didn’t provide guidance, I didn't feel like it was singeing my hair. About this item CUSTOM STYLING: Tousled, crimped, loose, defined, or all the above – there’s no limit to your style. The iron alerts you when it’s fully heated, and you won’t be waiting long, as this waver heats up fast—ideal for anyone who is often in a time crunch.The device also lacks any sort of safety features, including the most basic that every other waver included: a stand to prop the waver up on your counter between passes through your hair. Now, even when I wake up with limp and lifeless hair, a mere 30 minutes with my crimper is all it takes for me to walk down the street as if I'm starring in my own Pantene commercial ( look out, Selena Gomez). It’s a decent hair waver, as it ultimately delivers an attractive style without much effort, but it’s lacking in some of the more user-friendly elements. Admittedly, either of these extra steps adds to the styling time required, ironic because the style itself is meant to look so effortless. The Conair Double Ceramic Triple Barrel Curl Styling Waver is the most budget-friendly hair waver we tested, but the value wasn’t quite there.

High heat up to 400F locks in the style for fast results, while Tourmaline Ceramic Technology helps to reduce frizz and add massive shine. Like the vast majority of hair wavers, the tool is bulky and tricky to maneuver on my non-dominant side, but the button placement—the side on this particular model—makes things as intuitive as possible. Too much product buildup in the scalp can weigh my hair down, but it felt like the only option I had to give volume to my hair was using products, until now.I repeated that action two to three times down each section of hair and all over my head, which took about 15 minutes.