Definition of curling iron in English:

curling iron

noun

North American

A device incorporating a heated rod used for rolling a person's hair into curls.
Example sentencesExamples
- Skip the curling iron in the morning - if done faithfully, you should have enough wave for daily styling.
- He then bumped the hair with a curling iron to mold ends, and shaped it with a claw comb.
- This includes hair dryers, curling irons, and room heaters.
- Then he flipped sections of the hair with a curling iron and separated the bangs into chunky pieces for an edgy finish.
- I blow-dried my hair and started the curling iron heating while I thought.
- She used a medium-barrel curling iron to turn the hair under and over before finger-styling it.
- I then took the small curling iron and spiral curled the rest of her hair.
- Curl with either rollers or curling iron, remove ponytail and brush out.
- Curl large sections of the hair with a curling iron.
- Here, we dried the hair and then used a large barrel curling iron to curl it under.
- When I had finished showering, I started up the curling iron and blow-dried my hair until it was barely damp.
- Another thing to remember is that synthetic wigs cannot be styled with curling irons, hot rollers or blow dryers.
- If you usually slick your hair back in a neat ponytail, put a curling iron to the test and wear your hair long and wavy.
- Then, using medium- and large-barrel curling irons, she created soft, light curls that can easily be fingered into shape.
- You can ditch your curling iron with this easy, modern do.
- Human hair wigs can be restyled using heating devices, such as curling irons.
- Although heat drying and curling irons are part of this newscaster's daily grind, she balances them with consistent conditioning and moisturizing.
- There's no holiday hairstyling tool that's more versatile and more essential than the curling iron.
- The counter was cluttered with hair products, curling irons, brushes and cosmetics.
- Use a curling iron or add heated curlers to make the curls.

Definition of curling iron in US English:

curling iron

nounkərliNG ˈī(ə)rnkərlɪŋ ˈaɪ(ə)rn

North American

A heated rod used for rolling a person's hair into curls.
Example sentencesExamples
- Then he flipped sections of the hair with a curling iron and separated the bangs into chunky pieces for an edgy finish.
- Curl large sections of the hair with a curling iron.
- If you usually slick your hair back in a neat ponytail, put a curling iron to the test and wear your hair long and wavy.
- Curl with either rollers or curling iron, remove ponytail and brush out.
- I blow-dried my hair and started the curling iron heating while I thought.
- I then took the small curling iron and spiral curled the rest of her hair.
- Use a curling iron or add heated curlers to make the curls.
- Skip the curling iron in the morning - if done faithfully, you should have enough wave for daily styling.
- Here, we dried the hair and then used a large barrel curling iron to curl it under.
- Human hair wigs can be restyled using heating devices, such as curling irons.
- Then, using medium- and large-barrel curling irons, she created soft, light curls that can easily be fingered into shape.
- Although heat drying and curling irons are part of this newscaster's daily grind, she balances them with consistent conditioning and moisturizing.
- He then bumped the hair with a curling iron to mold ends, and shaped it with a claw comb.
- This includes hair dryers, curling irons, and room heaters.
- Another thing to remember is that synthetic wigs cannot be styled with curling irons, hot rollers or blow dryers.
- The counter was cluttered with hair products, curling irons, brushes and cosmetics.
- There's no holiday hairstyling tool that's more versatile and more essential than the curling iron.
- She used a medium-barrel curling iron to turn the hair under and over before finger-styling it.
- You can ditch your curling iron with this easy, modern do.
- When I had finished showering, I started up the curling iron and blow-dried my hair until it was barely damp.

词汇	curling iron
释义	Definition of curling iron in English: curling iron noun North American A device incorporating a heated rod used for rolling a person's hair into curls. Example sentencesExamples Skip the curling iron in the morning - if done faithfully, you should have enough wave for daily styling. He then bumped the hair with a curling iron to mold ends, and shaped it with a claw comb. This includes hair dryers, curling irons, and room heaters. Then he flipped sections of the hair with a curling iron and separated the bangs into chunky pieces for an edgy finish. I blow-dried my hair and started the curling iron heating while I thought. She used a medium-barrel curling iron to turn the hair under and over before finger-styling it. I then took the small curling iron and spiral curled the rest of her hair. Curl with either rollers or curling iron, remove ponytail and brush out. Curl large sections of the hair with a curling iron. Here, we dried the hair and then used a large barrel curling iron to curl it under. When I had finished showering, I started up the curling iron and blow-dried my hair until it was barely damp. Another thing to remember is that synthetic wigs cannot be styled with curling irons, hot rollers or blow dryers. If you usually slick your hair back in a neat ponytail, put a curling iron to the test and wear your hair long and wavy. Then, using medium- and large-barrel curling irons, she created soft, light curls that can easily be fingered into shape. You can ditch your curling iron with this easy, modern do. Human hair wigs can be restyled using heating devices, such as curling irons. Although heat drying and curling irons are part of this newscaster's daily grind, she balances them with consistent conditioning and moisturizing. There's no holiday hairstyling tool that's more versatile and more essential than the curling iron. The counter was cluttered with hair products, curling irons, brushes and cosmetics. Use a curling iron or add heated curlers to make the curls. Definition of curling iron in US English: curling iron nounkərliNG ˈī(ə)rnkərlɪŋ ˈaɪ(ə)rn North American A heated rod used for rolling a person's hair into curls. Example sentencesExamples Then he flipped sections of the hair with a curling iron and separated the bangs into chunky pieces for an edgy finish. Curl large sections of the hair with a curling iron. If you usually slick your hair back in a neat ponytail, put a curling iron to the test and wear your hair long and wavy. Curl with either rollers or curling iron, remove ponytail and brush out. I blow-dried my hair and started the curling iron heating while I thought. I then took the small curling iron and spiral curled the rest of her hair. Use a curling iron or add heated curlers to make the curls. Skip the curling iron in the morning - if done faithfully, you should have enough wave for daily styling. Here, we dried the hair and then used a large barrel curling iron to curl it under. Human hair wigs can be restyled using heating devices, such as curling irons. Then, using medium- and large-barrel curling irons, she created soft, light curls that can easily be fingered into shape. Although heat drying and curling irons are part of this newscaster's daily grind, she balances them with consistent conditioning and moisturizing. He then bumped the hair with a curling iron to mold ends, and shaped it with a claw comb. This includes hair dryers, curling irons, and room heaters. Another thing to remember is that synthetic wigs cannot be styled with curling irons, hot rollers or blow dryers. The counter was cluttered with hair products, curling irons, brushes and cosmetics. There's no holiday hairstyling tool that's more versatile and more essential than the curling iron. She used a medium-barrel curling iron to turn the hair under and over before finger-styling it. You can ditch your curling iron with this easy, modern do. When I had finished showering, I started up the curling iron and blow-dried my hair until it was barely damp.
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