How is this different from a regular curling iron?

It pushes cool air through vents in the barrel while the plates heat the hair. That sets the curl faster so it holds with less heat exposure.

What hair types does it suit?

The five settings from 280°F to 430°F cover fine to coarse hair. The 1.25-inch barrel gives loose waves and medium curls rather than tight ringlets.

Can it straighten hair too?

Yes. The floating plates let it press hair straight, and it also works for waves, so it replaces a curling iron and a flat iron for many users.

It is dual voltage, so it works with 110–240V outlets. You still need the right plug adapter for the country.

Does the airflow make it loud?

The fan is audible while styling. It is quieter than a hair dryer but noticeable, and some reviewers mention it as a drawback.

How do I get curls that last?

Wrap hair around the barrel, close the clamp, and hold until the section cools. Letting curls cool before brushing them out is what sets the shape.

What do buyers say about the Wavytalk 1.25 inch Airflow Styler Curling Iron?

Rated 4.1 out of 5 from 27 ratings.

Wavytalk 1.25 inch Airflow Styler Curling Iron

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$39.99at WalmartChecked Nov 9

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Wavytalk 1.25 inch Airflow Styler Curling Iron

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Last seen at $39.99 at Walmart on Nov 9.

Our take on the Wavytalk 1.25 inch Airflow Styler Curling Iron

The Wavytalk Airflow Styler is a 1.25-inch curling iron that blows cool air through 140 vents in the barrel to set curls faster and cut heat exposure. It also works as a waver and a straightener, with five heat settings from 280°F to 430°F and a turn dial. The 3D floating plates and dual voltage suit travel and most hair types. Against standard curling irons it trades raw heat for airflow styling, which reviewers say gives lasting curls with less damage, though some find the airflow noisy and the clamp less grippy on thick hair.

Best forShoppers who want curls that hold without high heatFrequent travelers needing dual voltageBeginners who want one tool for curls, waves and straightening

Pros

360° cool airflow sets curls with less heat exposure
Five heat settings from 280°F to 430°F
3-in-1: curls, waves and straightens
1.25-inch barrel suits medium-length hair and loose waves
3D floating plates reduce pulling
Dual voltage for travel

Cons

Airflow fan adds noise some users dislike
Clamp grip can feel light on thick or coarse hair
Curls may need practice to come out even
Barrel size limits tight curls and very short hair

Wavytalk 1.25 inch Airflow Styler Curling Iron prices at every store

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$39.99Checked Nov 9
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What reviewers say

4.1 / 527 ratings

With 4.1 out of 5 from 27 ratings, buyers mostly like the lasting curls and the reduced heat. Complaints center on noise from the airflow and on the clamp not gripping thick hair well.

What people mention

Curl holdPraisedBuyers say airflow-set curls last longer than curls from a plain hot iron.
Heat damagePraisedReviewers report less dryness and breakage than with high-heat styling.
NoiseCriticisedThe airflow fan is audible and some users find it distracting.
Clamp gripMixedThe clamp works for fine to medium hair but can slip on thick sections.
Ease of useMixedThe dial is simple, but getting even curls takes some practice.

About the Wavytalk 1.25 inch Airflow Styler Curling Iron

The Wavytalk 1.25 inch Airflow Styler is a 3-in-1 hair tool that creates curls, waves and straight styles. It uses 360° cool airflow through 140 vents, which reduces heat damage while helping hold shine and curl durability.

It has five temperature settings from 280° to 430°F, so it can be used on different hair types. An easy-turn dial adjusts the temperature. The 3D floating plates and comfortable grip help prevent pulling during styling.

The styler is dual-voltage, so it can be used when traveling internationally.

Barrel size: 1.25 inch
Color: Black
Styling modes: 3-in-1: curls, waves and straight hair
Temperature: 5 settings, 280°-430°F
Airflow: 360° cool airflow with 140 vents
Plates: 3D floating plates
Controls: Easy-turn dial
Voltage: Dual voltage

Specifications

color: BlackSource

Questions and answers

How is this different from a regular curling iron?: It pushes cool air through vents in the barrel while the plates heat the hair. That sets the curl faster so it holds with less heat exposure.
What hair types does it suit?: The five settings from 280°F to 430°F cover fine to coarse hair. The 1.25-inch barrel gives loose waves and medium curls rather than tight ringlets.
Can it straighten hair too?: Yes. The floating plates let it press hair straight, and it also works for waves, so it replaces a curling iron and a flat iron for many users.
Can I use it abroad?: It is dual voltage, so it works with 110–240V outlets. You still need the right plug adapter for the country.
Does the airflow make it loud?: The fan is audible while styling. It is quieter than a hair dryer but noticeable, and some reviewers mention it as a drawback.
How do I get curls that last?: Wrap hair around the barrel, close the clamp, and hold until the section cools. Letting curls cool before brushing them out is what sets the shape.
Where is the Wavytalk 1.25 inch Airflow Styler Curling Iron cheapest?: At Walmart, for $39.99, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Wavytalk 1.25 inch Airflow Styler Curling Iron?: Rated 4.1 out of 5 from 27 ratings.