Sculpture Pin Curler

[W-D Forties]

Iv'e only just heard of the Sculpture Pin Curler and being rubbish at pin curls it looks ideal for me. I do have fine straight hair and find curling it a nightmare as it just slips out of rollers.However, I do seem to have a cupboard cluttered with gadgets I either can't use or think are no good and I'm not keen to waste any more money.

Have many of you used it, especially those of you with similar hair, and what did you think?

[Alice~]

I'm really interested in this! At the moment I try my best with fingers, and end up trying to use mascara tubes etc. The sculpture pin curler sounds like it would make things so much easier and quicker! However, it's quite expensive for what it is (+ intl shipping) so I'm very reluctant about it. I too would love to hear what the ladies of the Lounge have to say about it.

[Tatum]

If it is the price that scares you, try one of these....
http://www.sallybeauty.com/curl-brus...efault,pd.html

Very similar gadget, and much more affordable!

[bellabella327]

There are a few bloggers that reviewed it as they were sent it to review. I think Va-Voom Vintage and Vintage Vixen.

[Frenchy56]

You may have seen this but there is a detailed review with pics here. http://www.jointhestylehighclub.com/...re-pin-curler/

It looks intriguing, but methinks it's just a tarted-up version of the Sally's gadget that Tatum posted about... the packaging looks lovely but it does seem like that's what you're paying (heftily!) for. I haven't tried either of them though.

[W-D Forties]

The one that Tatum posted about looks about right for my budget, especially if it just ends up sitting in a drawer! Anyone know of a stockist in the UK?

[dannimac]

Hi W-D Forties, I checked Sally's in the UK and they don't stock that. However someone did mentioned just using a wooden dolly peg. I gave that a try and it worked quite well. Given I had one in my peg bag, a much cheaper deal all round!

[W-D Forties]

Hmmm, the lo-tech version, I like your thinking dannimac! I'm not sure it'd work with my super fine hair, but it's worth a go!

[crwritt]

The one that Tatum posted about looks about right for my budget, especially if it just ends up sitting in a drawer! Anyone know of a stockist in the UK?

I used to have one of those curling things (couldn't make it work, but I must have been trying to blow dry long thick soaking wet hair using it) I've seen them in Sally's recently, and they are a good deal bigger than the sculpture pin curler, just so you know and won't be disappointed if you go to some trouble to get one.

[Antje]

Love it, I ordered it from Australia and I received it within a week, I love it!