Even though it's called a straightener or flat iron, this hot tool can do much more than make hair look sleek. Beauty influencers are raving about how they can use the tool to create curls and waves ...

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Part a 1-inch section of hair closest to the nape of your neck, and feed the section in between the two clamps of the flat iron. Then, in one fluid motion (or else you’ll create a bunch of not-cute ...

"I like to use this [approach] for beach waves, because it's a rougher curl; it's not too precise," Nutley noted. "It definitely doesn't have to be perfect." Sounds much more our speed, Glenn. Step 4: ...

It's so hard to find good help these days. And by help, I mean hot tools. But here's a secret: If you don't want to invest in multiple tools, or are traveling and only have space in your suitcase for ...

Celebrity hairstylist Ted Gibson breaks down the latest looks. We are about a month away from fall and one way to step into the new season with style is upgrading your hairstyle. While sunny summer ...