Ok, I'm not going to lie, I was a tad skeptical of this automatic curl machine (surely it's easier to just use a wand, right? On the flip side, it's also the time to embrace your hair's natural texture—plus, who really wants to dig out their straighteners or hairdryer when the temperatures soar outside? To keep it fresh and cool, style using the new BaByliss Super Styler Straightener (set to launch in May) and always keep a can of Hair By Sam McKnight’s Cool Girl Spray to add texture throughout the day," he says.

Staying power: The ringlets are pretty tight (although loosen out when brushed), so they stayed put all day. And then whilst the hair is still warm, just pull the hair so it becomes straighter while it cools down, so that way you get a much looser wave," he says. For that sexy, undone waved hair look that looks like you’ve just rolled out of bed – but in reality, spent ages to perfect – the Babyliss Boutique Salon Soft Waves Hair Wand is the tool that you want in your repertoire. The tapered barrel of this wand goes from 28mm to 23mm, meaning you get a looser voluminous curl at the top of your hair, and tighter, defined curls toward the ends.If you don’t read the product description, you will figure out that the product doesn’t match with your expectations, only after you get it to your hands. With those reviews, you will be able to understand if the product matches with your expectations or not. Whether you have thick or fine hair, you’re spoilt for choice with the available temperatures of 210˚C, 195˚C, 180˚C, 165˚C and 150˚C.

This has three interchangeable wands that can be attached to the base, a tapered cone, a large barrel, and a medium-sized barrel (that I used for the picture). If the product doesn’t match with your expectations, you are encouraged to look for an alternative product.The tool couldn’t be easier to use though and it works fast – you only need to hold it in place for five seconds before moving down. Temperature: The clever wand has an adjustable temperature of 80-220°C, so can be dialled up or down to suit your hair type. Free from pesky cables, the Babyliss waver is incredibly simple to use and we loved how easy it made reaching the back of our head without getting tangled in wires.

The Soft Waves wand from Babyliss will leave you with picture perfect curls , thanks to the 34mm barrel which is tourmaline and ceramic coated to ensure glossy and shine when you use it on your hair. Featuring an interlocking design, the tool creates a uniform “S” shape wave and, as the barrels are on the smaller side – 21mm – we found it did a great job of transforming smaller sections into a textured, crimped style. To create a more undone look, we moved the wand down the length of our hair, holding it for just five seconds as we went. Staying power: There was a slight drop in bounce at the roots after a day, but these curls will stay put till your next hair wash. Temperature: Dyson's genius heat control measures airflow temperature over 40 times a second, to ensure it stays under 150°C to prevent serious heat damage.

Coming in a close second is Amika’s high tide deep waver, while Mark Hill’s pick ‘n’ mix tool is also a great budget-friendly option for those wanting a tool that offers flexibilty. Red and copper tones are prone to fading quickly in the sun, so invest in good hair products to keep your fresh new hair colour looking its best all summer long. Hang on to your hair rollers and hair multi-stylers, because our penchant for nineties-supermodel hair isn't going anywhere in 2023. Easy and quick, this tool makes mastering wavy hair a breeze even on busy mornings as it took us just 15 minutes to style our whole head.

If you love the look of a bouncy blow-dry but have no idea how to recreate the look at home, you need this waving wand in your life. It has a generous temperature range from 150C to 210C but, if you’re not sure which to use, there’s also a “pro+” option, which sits at 185C and is considered by Remington to be the optimal heat for most people. If you're looking for that really sort of effortless beachy look, the thing I find that always works amazingly well is water," says Percival, who says the key to ensuring your hair doesn't look too 'done' is to mist your hair with a spritz of water after you've finished styling.Staying power: One of the best I've tried, this clever curling wand kept my waves in tact all day long.