Cool Curl Pencil 0.65"
0.65-inch iron with cool airflow
- Straightens, curls and crimps.
- Cool air through 104 vents, and the air can be switched off.
- Five heats, 280 to 430°F.
- A starting range for fine, normal and coarse hair.
Description
Compact 0.65" airflow styler (0.39" heating plates) for short hair, pixie cuts, and root lift, with 360° cool airflow via 104 vents, 3D floating ceramic plates, five heat settings 280°F–430°F, and straighten/curl/crimp versatility in one tool.
About this product
Cool Curl Pencil is a compact 0.65" airflow styler with about 0.39" heating plates for short hair, pixie cuts, and root lift. 360° cool airflow through 104 vents pairs with 3D floating ceramic plates and five heat settings from about 280°F–430°F. Wavytalk pitches it as a straightener, curler and crimper in one slim tool—the multi-styler pick in this range.
Airflow plus heat is the differentiator versus a classic pencil flat iron: cool air is positioned to set shape while you work short sections and roots. The narrow plate width suits bangs, pixie layers, and crown lift where a full-size 1" iron feels clumsy. Five heat steps give more control than two-setting travel kits without the full 170°F–450°F dial of the titanium iron.
Compare with the 0.3" pencil flat iron when you want dry ceramic plates without airflow. Compare with curling wands when long barrel curls are the goal. This tool stays in multi-stylers because it blends plate heat and cool air rather than living as a pure wand or pure flat iron.
Pros
- Cool airflow plus narrow plates suit short-hair detail and root lift.
- Three look modes (straighten, curl, crimp) in one tool.
- Five heat steps balance control and simplicity.
Cons
- Not a full-length dryer or hot-air brush for long damp hair.
- Plate width is too small for fast full-head straightening on long thick hair.
- Airflow styling has a learning curve versus clamp-only flat irons.
Who it suits
Cool Curl is for short cuts, pixies, fringes and root lift. Its heating plate is only 0.39" wide inside a 0.65" shell, so it can reach short layers that bigger irons miss. Wavytalk also points it at silver, short and fine hair that struggles to hold a style.
It's a 3-in-1: flat iron, curler and crimper. What sets it apart is 360° cool airflow through 104 vents, which helps set curls as you go and can be switched off when you straighten.
How to use it
- Press and hold the power button for 2 seconds to turn it on, then press briefly to step through the temperatures.
- Wavytalk's guide: 280–320°F for fine or delicate hair, 320–380°F for normal hair, and 380–430°F for thick or coarse hair.
- Unlock the latch on the bottom to open the plates.
- For root lift, clamp near the base at the crown and lift up and out.
- Leave the cool air on for curls and turn it off for sleek straight passes.
Care and storage
Close the latch before storing it. The 60-minute auto shut-off kicks in after inactivity, and the heat-insulated casing makes it easier to handle. At about 0.6 lb it's light enough for a travel bag, and dual voltage (110–240V) means you only need a plug adapter abroad.
What's in the box
The styler and a heat-resistant styling glove.
Key specs
- Compact 0.65" airflow styler with ~0.39" heating plates.
- Aimed at short hair, pixie cuts, and root lift.
- 360° cool airflow via 104 vents.
- 3D floating ceramic plates.
- Five heat settings about 280°F–430°F.
- Straighten / curl / crimp versatility.
- Slim multi-styler form factor.
- Multi-styler pick in the lineup, beside wand and pencil-iron tools.
FAQ
What temperatures does it offer?
Five settings: 280°F, 320°F, 360°F, 400°F and 430°F.
How do I open it?
There's a latch on the bottom. Unlock it to open the plates.
Can I turn the cool air off?
Yes. The airflow can be switched off for quieter sessions or when straightening.
Will it work with longer hair?
It's designed for short styles, but Wavytalk notes it can also refine bangs and lift roots on longer hair.