One-button curls without the tangle or the burns
Bear Auto-Wrap Curling Iron
The barrel sits inside an open guard cage. Your fingers stay off the hot surface while you style. No more burnt fingertips.
Beeps 3 times when it's ready. Pull down, slide off.
32mm barrel makes loose waves and big, soft curls. Works on shoulder length and longer.
Burned myself twice last month on my old curler, finally caved and got this. Should've done it sooner makes getting ready so much easier
No More Burnt Fingers
Bear Auto-Wrap Curling Iron
Cuts my morning time in half
Didn't realize how much faster this would be until I timed it, under 10 minutes for my whole head and I used to spend 25 wrestling with a wand.
Great first curler
If you're buying for a teenager or someone who's never used a curling iron before, this is perfect. My daughter was too scared to try my regular curler after watching me burn myself, but she figured this one out in like five minutes because you can't really mess it up.
Worth it after three burns
I kept putting it in my cart and closing the tab because automatic curlers scare me. But I burnt my hand again last week with my old iron and just ordered it. So glad I did, my hair actually curled and I didn't touch the barrel once.
Did my whole head in 15 min
I haven't curled my hair in probably two years because I'd always burn my fingers or give up halfway through. Used this before work last Tuesday and got both sides done in about 15 minutes, no burns, and they actually matched. My coworker asked if I got a blowout.
Scared I'd get it stuck
I panicked the first time but just hit the other arrow and it unwound right out, no drama.
Perfect for mornings
I work from home and take a lot of video calls. I stopped doing my hair because regular curling irons took too long and I'd burn myself rushing. This takes like 10 minutes now and I actually look put together on camera.
My wrist didn't hurt after
I have tendonitis so regular curling irons kill my wrist after like 3 sections. This one I just hold it there and press the arrow and my hand stays still the whole time. Got through my whole head and my wrist feels totally fine.
If you have long hair
If you have long hair that tangles easily and regular curling irons never worked for you, get this. I always ended up with weird kinks or burnt hands trying to wrap my hair around a wand. This one wraps it for you and you can see your hair the whole time through the guard. I did my whole head without a single knot.
Watched 6 demos first
Kept seeing videos where it looked too good to be true but I'm so glad I finally just ordered it.
Soft Curls Without Burnt Fingers. Finally.
No More Giving Up Halfway Through the Back.
This curler does the wrapping for you. Slide a section into the gap in the guard, press the left or right arrow, and the barrel spins your hair around itself. Ten seconds later it beeps to tell you it's done.
The barrel sits inside an open cage that keeps your fingers off the hot surface. You can see your hair the whole time through the guard prongs. Use the left arrow on one side of your head and the right arrow on the other, so both sides curl the same direction.
Pull down, slide the curl off, move to the next section. Both sides match because you used one arrow on each side. No burns, no guessing, no fight.
This curler does the wrapping for you. Slide a section into the gap in the guard, press the left or right arrow, and the barrel spins your hair around itself inside an open cage that keeps your fingers off the hot surface. Ten seconds later it beeps three times to tell you it's done. Pull down, slide the curl off, move to the next section. Both sides match because you used one arrow on each side. No burns, no guessing, no fight.
Why This Curler Works
Regular curling irons leave you twisting your wrist, guessing how long to hold, and reaching behind your head blind. You burn your fingers reaching for the clamp, or you pull the iron away too soon and the curl falls flat. The back never matches the front because you can't see what you're doing and you're holding your arm up at an angle that makes your shoulder ache.
Why This Curler Works
Regular curling irons leave you twisting your wrist, guessing how long to hold, and reaching behind your head blind. You burn your fingers reaching for the clamp, or you pull the iron away too soon and the curl falls flat. The back never matches the front because you can't see what you're doing and you're holding your arm up at an angle that makes your shoulder ache.
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Auto Curler
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Regular Irons
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One-Button Wrapping
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Guard Keeps Fingers Off
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Beeps When Done
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Both Sides Match
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See Hair the Whole Time
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Reverse Button
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Press Once. It Wraps.
What buyers report after their first try
Press Once. It Wraps.
What buyers report after their first try
Got the Back Right
No Burnt Fingers
From wrap to beep
The barrel spins when you press the arrow, wraps your hair around itself, then beeps three times 10 seconds after you let go to tell you it's time to release. Press the opposite arrow if a section catches and it spins back out.
The Barrel Wraps the Curl. Your Fingers Stay Cool.
Slide a section of hair into the gap, press the left or right arrow, and the 32mm barrel spins your hair around itself inside an open guard cage that keeps your fingers off the hot surface. Ten seconds later it beeps to tell you it's done. Pull down, and the curl slides off.
Both sides match because you used the same arrow direction on each. Use left for one side, right for the other. No twisting your wrist behind your head. No burns. Soft, bouncy curls in the time it used to take you to section your hair.
How to Use It
Slide In
Put a 1-inch section of hair into the gap in the guard. Hold the ends with your other hand.
Press Left or Right
Press and hold the arrow. The barrel spins and wraps your hair.
Wait for the Beep
After 10 seconds it beeps 3 times. Pull down and away. The curl slides off.
One button does what your wrist couldn't.
The barrel sits inside a curved guard cage. Your fingers, ears, and neck stay off the hot ceramic while you style. You can see your hair the whole time through the open prongs.
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Auto-Wrap Barrel Spins the Curl
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Guard Cage Keeps Fingers Off Heat
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Beeps When the Curl Is Ready
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Reverse Arrow Spins Hair Back Out
Fully Automatic Electric Curling Stick Questions
The open cage design lets you see your hair the whole time it's curling. If a section catches or tangles, press the opposite arrow and the barrel spins it right back out. When the beep sounds after about 10 seconds, pull the curler down and away and the curl slides off the barrel cleanly. You stay in control the entire time.
The barrel sits inside an open cage of curved guard prongs that keep your fingers, ears, and neck off the hot surface while you style. You slide your hair into the gap and press an arrow. Your hands never touch the heated barrel. The guard stays between you and the heat from start to finish.
Use the left arrow on one side of your head and the right arrow on the other so both sides curl the same direction. The beep tells you exactly when to let go after about 10 seconds, so there's no guessing on timing. Most people get comfortable curling the back after a couple of tries, and both sides come out even.
You press one button and the barrel does the wrapping for you. No twisting your wrist, no holding your arm up and trying to wrap hair around a wand. Slide a section into the gap, press the arrow, and let the curler do the work. Each section takes about 10 seconds, then the beep tells you it's done.
The 32mm (1.25 inch) barrel creates loose waves and big, soft curls rather than tight ringlets. It works best on shoulder-length hair and longer. A light hairspray or mousse before styling helps the curls hold longer, especially if you have fine or very straight hair.