Drew Barrymore's Newest Hot Tool ls Here to Replace Your Flat Iron, Round Brush, and Curling Iron
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If your bathroom counter is cluttered with styling tools and wires, it's time to cut the proverbial cord. Achieving the hairstyle you crave no longer requires four separate hot tools and ample counter space. Instead, you can trade in all your tools for the new Rotating Styling Iron from Drew Barrymore's Flower line, available at Walmart.
The Rotating Styling Iron looks more complicated than it is. The design features a rotating hot barrel on one side, and ionic bristles on the other. When you clamp the tool onto your hair, the bristled side smooths tresses and reduces frizz, while the barreled side simultaneously adds volume and body to your locks — all in less time than a traditional tool.
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Unlike your flat iron, which basically panini presses your hair straight, this tool uses kinetic energy to evenly distribute heat throughout the strands. The ceramic barrel is constantly moving — it rotates 110 times per minute — so your hair is styled faster, with less pass-throughs and ultimately less heat damage. Even if you do choose to wear your hair straight, you won't have to worry about it looking flat, since the barrel always ensures your hair has movement.
Multipurpose tools aren't a new concept, but affordable ones certainly are. Unlike pricier brands on the market, the Flower Hair Tools Rotating Styling Iron is just $70 at Walmart — which may be less than you've spent on just a one-note styling wand in the past.
And Walmart shoppers are taking note. They love that the tool can create any look while managing to keep their hair soft, smooth and shiny. They also love that the styler heats up fast and has an automatic shut-off to give them peace of mind when running out the door. Customers with even the most damaged locks say it helps them look revived, shiny, and salon-worthy.
If you're ready to streamline your hair care routine with one simple tool, try the customer-loved Rotating Styling Iron from Walmart.
