Curling wand help?!

Jun 14, 2014

Bridgette D.

So I was going through my beauty draws and found an old bead head curling wand so of course I had to try it but I couldn't find the glove, oh well I've never burnt myself before why would I now? Stupid me. Giant burn on my wrist. I've ran it under cool water but it's still painful how can I get the burn to stop? And how can I use this wand? Never seen anything like it.

Jun 14, 2014

Artistic B.

Awww you have to be careful. Put cortizone on it. But whenever you get a burn. Never put it under cold water it spreads the burn. I hope your ok.

Jun 14, 2014

Shaundi P.

Ouch sorry about your burn :( you can put ice on it to numb the pain and I don't use a glove with my curl wand I just hold the very end of the piece of hair I'm trying to curl and it works fine.

Jun 14, 2014

Bridgette D.

Thanks everyone and Shaundi I usually do that too!

Jun 14, 2014

Kat Y.

Ugh I feel your pain! I just got my first clipless wand and burned a couple fingers yesterday and my arm and shoulder today! I put some burn spray on last night and my finger blisters already popped and stopped hurting. I didn't use the glove because it was hard to use so hopefully I'll just get used to this thing!

Jun 14, 2014

Tierrah M.

Actually the best thing for a burn is to run it under hot water. You won't feel the pain. Always works for me.

Jun 14, 2014

Jamie S.

Youtube always helps! look it up. "How to use a curling wand"

Jun 15, 2014

Jenna M.

You never run a burn under hot water. Always run the burn under cool water to minimize scarring.

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