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Curly Q Pro 3.0 Automatic Revolving Curling Iron 360°

Curly Q Pro 3.0 Automatic Revolving Curling Iron 360°

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$98.99at JCPenneyChecked Nov 9

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  • Last seen at $98.99 at JCPenney on Nov 9.

Our take on the Curly Q Pro 3.0 Automatic Revolving Curling Iron 360°

The Curly Q Pro 3.0 is an automatic revolving curling iron that spins the barrel around the hair instead of asking you to wrap it by hand. A 360° rotating barrel, ceramic coating and six heat settings put it in the same class as other auto-curlers, but it keeps a full-length barrel rather than the open-slot design some rivals use. It suits people who struggle to get an even curl with a manual iron, and it is less useful for anyone who wants loose beach waves or very tight ringlets. Owners like the speed and the swivel cord; some find the learning curve real and the clamp fussy on short hair.

Best forAnyone who can't curl evenly by handLong hair, shoulder length and belowQuick everyday styling at homeTravelers who want one tool instead of a wand and clamp iron
Pros
  • Barrel rotates 360° so hair feeds in without hand-wrapping
  • Ceramic coating spreads heat evenly and reduces snagging
  • Six heat settings cover fine to coarse hair
  • Swivel cord keeps the tool from tangling as it spins
  • Works as a clamp iron too when you curl manually
Cons
  • Takes a few tries to learn the feed direction and timing
  • Short or layered hair can slip out of the clamp
  • No cool-tip or glove included for the hot barrel
  • Auto-rotation is noisy compared with a plain wand
  • Not the tool for loose, undone waves

Curly Q Pro 3.0 Automatic Revolving Curling Iron 360° prices at every store

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Curly Q Pro 3.0 Automatic Revolving Curling Iron 360° price history

Lowest price we've seen: $98.99 on Nov 9 at JCPenney. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.

What reviewers say

Owners describe the Curly Q Pro 3.0 as fast once you get the hang of it, with curls that hold through the day. The recurring complaints are the learning curve and the clamp grabbing unevenly on shorter layers.

What people mention
  • Learning curveMixedOwners say the first sessions are awkward until you learn the feed direction and how long to hold each section.
  • Curl holdPraisedMost say curls stay defined for a full day, with some needing a light hairspray.
  • Clamp gripCriticisedShort and layered hair slips out of the clamp, so sections need to be clean and smooth.
  • NoiseCriticisedThe rotating motor is noticeably louder than a manual curling iron.
  • Heat settingsPraisedSix settings let fine hair use lower heat while coarse hair still gets a firm curl.
  • Ceramic barrelPraisedThe coating glides and limits snagging, though the barrel still gets very hot to touch.

Specifications

Color
BlackSource
No. of Heat Settings
6Source

Questions and answers

How is this different from a manual curling iron?
The barrel rotates on its own, so you clamp a section and the iron wraps the hair for you. You can still curl by hand if you prefer.
Does it work on short hair?
It is built for shoulder-length hair and below. Short or heavily layered cuts tend to slip out of the clamp.
Do I need a heat protectant?
Yes. The barrel reaches styling temperatures and there is no glove in the box, so use a protectant and keep fingers off the hot section.
Will curls last all day?
Most owners get a full day from a curl, especially on the higher settings. Fine hair may need a light hold spray.
Can it make loose waves?
Not easily. The auto-rotation produces defined curls; for undone waves a wide wand or a waver suits better.
What comes in the box?
The curling iron itself with its swivel cord. There is no heat glove or travel pouch included.
Where is the Curly Q Pro 3.0 Automatic Revolving Curling Iron 360° cheapest?
At JCPenney, for $98.99, as of our latest check.

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