ghd Curve Creative Curl Wand - Unique 28 mm – 23 mm Tapered Barrel, Ultra-Zone Technology

My hair is fine and getting it to hold a curl is very hit and miss unless it dries that way (heatless curls work but end up frizzy). This wand somehow makes my curls last at least all day, if not 2 days. Warning, it gets insanely hot! Pretty easy to use once you get the hang of it and creates a really nice wave or curl depending on how long you hold the hair round.

Hairstylist 30+ years. Heats up in nano seconds. Used on client with heat protection spray (not GHD Curl Spray as that was too wet and not really a spray) produced a beautiful curl, more than a wave but not a ringlet. I liked this wand very much, it comes with a heat mat which you'll need to use and also a 3-fingered glove - I'm not sure why they felt the need not to provide the other two fingers on the glove but hey ho, I used my other protection glove on one hand and the 3-fingered one on the other. I've used it on coarse thick curly hair and also fine dead straight hair and it worked well on both. I've played around with it on my long lank fine hair and got a good result, 100% better than the Babyliss Curl Secret which struggled to make an impression on my hair. I'll put some photos up asap but thoroughly recommend this and I bought it for a bargain £80, what's not to like. Supplier delivered promptly.

After lots and lots of searching for the best curlers that would actually work, I finally settled on the creative curl wand. I was initially going to go for the soft curl tong but I’m SOOO glad I went with these curlers. If your a gal like me, who struggles to keep a curl in more than 10 minutes, these are your curlers! Oh my gosh I get the best Hollywood glam waves so easily, and they stay in for days! Really recommend

After debating whether to get the GHD Soft Curl Iron or Creative Wand, I went with the wand, as I’ve heard so many good reviews about it. I have a long bob at shoulder length and straight hair which I’m growing out and am after that lovely style of natural imperfect waves.It’s sleek, light and creates really lovely waves in a different way than traditional curling irons. But it definitely takes time to practice and get used to it. Using an iron upside down is a first for me so it took a good 4 or 5 attempts to get it right and I’m still practicing.The glove that is included is essential if you’re not used to this sort of product, as you will most likely burn your fingers because you have the wrap your hair around the iron, not the other way around.I wish GHD made multiple heat settings instead of the fixed 185 degrees for all their products... it just means I’m going to have to avoid using it frequently to prevent damage.Overall am really happy with this wand and once I’m really used to it, I’m sure I’ll be able to complete my style in minutes.

It is very easy to use and managed to curl my fine hair which lasted well. Other products I've used previously haven't worked as effectively. This is an expensive tool but worth the money. You get what you pay for.

Bought for my daughter and she loves them, easy to use and great curl results

fantastic product. My hair has struggled to keep a curl recently but used this for the first time for a wedding and the curls stayed perfect all day even in rain and wind. The heat resistant glove is a good addition and really does protect your fingers well. Would recommend purchasing the ghd curl hold spray as well and the curls will last for days!

I read reviews before buying this and having used the wand now, I tend to agree that it isn't really for novices. It would be easier with two people, preferably one of whom was a hairdresser. It's quite awkward to use, not least on hair at the back of your head as you need to be a contortionist and I found that curls don't really stay in. Maybe a spray would help but I found that root lift didn't do much. I have a chin length hair and it has a slight wave