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Automatic Hair Curler Ceramic Anti-Scalding Wireless Curling Iron for

€43,50
Features:

1. This curling iron adopts left and right 2 kinds of curling direction, automatically curl your hair. Easy to operate.

2. It is equipped with LCD screen, convenient to adjust the data, such as time, direction and temperature.

3.6 gears of temperature and 6 timing settings, you can freely adjust the temperature and time according to your hair.

4. Dual-layer insulated shell, protect your face from scalding. Ceramic glaze coating don't damage your hair.

5. Wireless, a must-have styling tool for home and travel.

Note: When the machine stops rotating, you will hear ''beeps'', which means the preset time start counting down.

 

Specification:

Material: ABS

Power: 35W

Battery capacity: 5200mAh

Charging time: 3-4 hours

Working time: 1 hour

Temperature range: 150℃/300℉, 160℃/320℉, 170℃/340℉, 180℃/360℉, 190℃/380℉, 200℃/390℉

6 time settings: 08s, 10s, 12s, 14s, 16s, 18s

2 directions setting: left/right curling direction

Charging display: the battery icon on the screen flashes in sequence when charging, and it will not flash when fully charged

Curling tube diameter: 18 mm

USB charging cable length: 99 cm±2 cm

 

Package Includes:

Curling Iron*1

Manual *1

USB charging cable*1

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