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The two TYME curling irons together: the 1.25 inch and the 2 inch. $250 for the pair, where each one is $149.99 bought on its own.
What is in the bundle
- TYME 1.25 inch curling iron, for ringlet curls or beachy waves depending on how you angle and rotate it
- TYME 2 inch curling iron, for volume and movement rather than defined curls
Why these two
They do different jobs, which is the whole reason to own both. The 1.25 inch is the shape maker: more rotation and smaller sections give you ringlets, less rotation and wider sections give you waves. The 2 inch is not really a curling iron at all. It puts body at the root and swing through the length, the way hair looks after a good blowout. Flat hair on Monday, curls on Friday, one bundle covers both.
What they have in common
- PTC ceramic plates, ready in about 30 seconds
- Four heat settings: 300F, 350F, 375F and 400F
- Negative ions to cut frizz and static, and a 360 degree swivel cord
- Automatic shut off after 30 minutes of no use
- Dual voltage, 120v to 240v, 135W
- Both work on every hair type, every texture and every ethnicity of hair
- Cashmere or Caviar
Neither one straightens
For straight hair from the same tool you want the Iron Pro or the Iron Air. The Essential Bundle adds the Iron Pro to these two, and the Ultimate Bundle has all four irons.
Start on the lowest heat setting
Whichever iron you pick up. Try a section. If the style holds, that is your setting. If it drops, turn it up one and stop as soon as it holds. Every texture and density needs something different, which is exactly why there is a range of settings rather than one temperature.
Not sure this is the right pair? Take the quiz.
Not sure which iron is right for your hair?
Answer a few questions about your hair type, length and how you like to wear it, and we will tell you which iron to buy.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to heat up?
The 1.25 inch and 2 inch curling irons are ready in about 30 seconds. The Iron Pro and the Iron Air take about 50 seconds. Give it the full heat up before the first pass: an iron that has not finished heating is the most common reason a curl drops within the hour.
What heat setting should I use?
Start on the lowest one, whatever your hair is like. Try a section. If the style holds, that is your setting. If it drops, turn it up one and stop as soon as it holds. Every texture and every density needs something different, which is exactly why there is a range rather than a single temperature. Before reaching for more heat, check the other three things: let the curl cool completely before you touch it, keep your products light, and take smaller sections.
Will this work on my hair type?
Every TYME iron works on every texture and every ethnicity of hair. The 1.25 inch and 2 inch curling irons suit any hair type and any length, so choose between them by the look you want: ringlets and beachy waves from the 1.25 inch, volume and movement from the 2 inch. The Iron Pro and the Iron Air are the two that straighten as well as curl, and both are at their best on medium to coarse hair up to bra strap length.
Length is the one thing that narrows the choice. If your hair is longer than bra strap, we recommend the 1.25 inch or the 2 inch, even if you want to straighten, because the Iron Pro and the Iron Air get harder to use the longer the hair is. The thirty second quiz will tell you which.
Can I use it abroad?
Yes. TYME irons are dual voltage, so they run on both 110 to 120v and 220 to 240v. You will need a plug adapter for the socket shape, not a voltage converter.
What if it is not right for me?
We accept returns and exchanges for 7 days. Contact us within 7 days of delivery and send the item back in the same condition it reached you, with everything in the original box. A flat $20 restocking fee applies to refunds and exchanges alike, and return shipping is paid by you.
How do I keep the plates in good condition?
Wipe the iron down with a damp microfibre cloth once it is completely cool. Never spray product directly onto the plates, and let heat protectant dry before you clamp.
