For curls and coils, choose a flat iron that measures between 1 and 1/2 inches in width. If the hair is short, stick with a 1-inch model that’s perfect for turning strands into ringlets.

For curls and coils, choose a flat iron that measures between 1 and 1/2 inches in width. If the hair is short, stick with a 1-inch model that’s perfect for turning strands into ringlets.

For curls and coils, choose a flat iron that measures between 1 and 1/2 inches in width. If the hair is short, stick with a 1-inch model that’s perfect for turning strands into ringlets.

In addition to giving you sleek, straight strands, you can curl your hair with a flat iron just as well as (if not better than) with a curling rod. Here's how: ...

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For curls and coils, choose a flat iron that measures between 1 and 1/2 inches in width. If the hair is short, stick with a 1-inch model that’s perfect for turning strands into ringlets.

For curls and coils, choose a flat iron that measures between 1 and 1/2 inches in width. If the hair is short, stick with a 1-inch model that’s perfect for turning strands into ringlets.

Pro tip: “Place the iron at the point of the hair where you want to curl,” said Bennett. “If you want curls from the root to start there or start at the end if you want them there.” ...

Using a flat iron to curl your hair is a great way to change up your look, and with some practice and the easy-to-follow tips from this blog, you can be a pro at curling your hair with a flat iron ...

Consumer Reports evaluates the T3 SinglePass Curl curling iron. The T3 gave us smooth, swoonworthy curls, but it gets a little too hot if you're not careful.