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What it is:
Hot Tools Ceramic Tourmaline Deep Waver seals the hair cuticle, eliminates frizz for soft, shiny, radiant hair styles.

What it does:

  • Rheostat control dial with variable heat settings up to 430°F
  • Extra-deep plates for deeper, more luxurious waves
  • Recessed thumb grip for more comfortable, secure grip
  • Locking switch convenient for travel
  • Cool tips for easy handling
  • Separate On / Off switch
  • 8 ft. Professional swivel cord

 

*Ingredients may vary slightly due to formula updates by brands. Please consult packaging for most accurate list of ingredients

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Hot Tools Pro Ceramic Tourmaline Deep Waver safe for all hair types?

Yes, the ceramic tourmaline technology is designed to work safely on all hair types, including fine, thick, curly, and color-treated hair. The tourmaline coating emits negative ions that help reduce frizz and static, while the ceramic barrel distributes heat evenly to minimize damage. For very fine or delicate hair, we recommend using a lower heat setting and keeping the waver moving to prevent heat concentration.

What does tourmaline do in the Hot Tools Deep Waver?

Tourmaline is a semi-precious mineral that emits negative ions when heated. These ions help seal the hair cuticle, reducing moisture loss and frizz while enhancing shine. Combined with the ceramic barrel in this waver, tourmaline technology creates smoother, shinier waves while protecting your hair from heat damage and environmental stressors.

How long does it take to create waves with the Hot Tools Pro Ceramic Tourmaline Deep Waver?

Most users see results in 5-15 minutes depending on hair length and thickness. The deep wave barrel is designed to create defined waves in fewer passes than traditional tools. Start by sectioning your hair and clamping the waver at the roots, then slowly glide down to the ends for optimal wave formation. Practice improves speed and consistency.