I remembered reading this tutorial from The Beauty Department about how to de-clamp a curling iron so I thought I would give it a try.
All you need is your curling iron and a screwdriver. Super simple!
First, remove the stand. The stand cover some of the screws that keep the clamp attached to the barrel. The screws left behind were super easy to remove; just jiggle the clamp and they fell out on their own.
Next I had to get rid of the spring. That's where the screwdriver comes in. Just unscrew!
TA-DA!
These are all the pieces left behind after I removed the clamp and all the parts attached.
I much prefer the looser curl that a curling iron gives, and now I don' t have to worry about the clamp getting in my way
Here's an example of the type of curl I get after using my new de-clamped curling iron.
I just love how relaxed the curls look. A spritz of hairspray and I'm good to go for the entire day
Now I don't have to buy a separate curling wand! YAY!
Now I don't have to buy a separate curling wand! YAY!
xoxoDarlingBuds
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