Remington Pro Wide Consistent Heat Curling Wand

Last updated: November 17, 2022


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Product Details

In our analysis of 84 expert reviews, the Remington Pro Wide Consistent Heat Curling Wand placed 18th when we looked at the top 22 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.

From The Manufacturer

Luxurious finish, professional results! Salon quality curls are just a wrap away with the Remington Pro 1”-1½” Curling Wand with Pearl Ceramic Technology . The exclusive Pearl Ceramic coating offers more ceramic than standard coatings, for a barrel that’s smoother, harder, and longer lasting*. The wide tapered barrel (1-1½”) lets you create large, loose curls. A range of heat settings up to 410°F ensures long lasting results for every hair type. Plus, the digital controls feature a temperature lock that keeps the wand at your ideal temperature throughout each use. It comes complete with a heat protective glove. Luxurious finish, professional results! Salon quality curls are just a wrap away with the Remington Pro 1”-1½” Curling Wand with Pearl Ceramic Technology . The exclusive Pearl Ceramic coating offers more ceramic than standard coatings, for a barrel that’s smoother, harder, and longer lasting*. The wide tapered barrel (1-1½”) lets you create large, loose curls. A range of heat settings up to 410°F ensures long lasting results for every hair type. Plus, the digital controls feature a temperature lock that keeps the wand at your ideal temperature throughout each use. It comes complete with a heat protective glove. *vs. standard Remington ceramic coatings **unit sales, NPD US, L12M ending August 2018.

Expert Reviews


What reviewers liked

A clamp-less, conical wand with great reputation for beautiful results.
It has Auto shut-off, heat adjustability on a digital screen, even a notification when it’s up to temperature.
Much of the Pearl’s intuitive simplicity lives in its heat settings and buttons. The ever-transparent digital display was easy to adjust and didn’t make things more complicated than they had to be.
It has an auto shut off within 60 minutes of inactivity to prevent overheating and it can bring longer lasting beach waves as well. With a smooth glide, it has a nice digital display with controls.
It is made out of tough Kevlar material that is both heat-resistant, comfortable, and cool to the touch. It allows you to quickly, and easily style your hair into multiple funky and wavy styles.
The temperature ranges from 270 – 410 degrees which will heat up in under 30 seconds and it has an auto shutoff.
This professional tool lets you do any professional hairstyle you want. For example, it can create smaller curls at the ends of your hair and bigger curls closer to the roots.
This wand curling iron heats up in 30 seconds, and the maximum temperature is 410°F. The current heat level is shown on the display, and there is a temperature lock as well.
When it comes to configuring the settings, this product is also very easy to work with. Equipped with an LCD and dedicated buttons that let you adjust the temperature, you can easily find the right heat level to style your hair.

What reviewers didn't like

Learning to use a clampless can be a challenge.
The finish on the barrel is so glossy and smooth that no matter how hard I tried, my hair constantly slipped to the narrow end of the barrel, rendering the tapered shape not only useless but extremely inefficient.
The one complaint that came up for testers was that the shape of the Pearl (and every tapered ceramic wand) immediately directs hair to the thinnest part of the barrel. The tool is a bit slippery and it may take a few tries to twirl your hair around it.
While not deal breakers, the Remington CI9538 T|Studio Ceramic Curling Wand does have a few cons such as the fact that the included heat gloves were not as good quality as others.
The only thing is, it may take some time to understand how to use this curling wand.
Short power cord makes it a bit hard to maneuver.
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