💈🛁 Vintage Rare 1960s “Kizure” Metal Curling Iron 💇🏽‍♀️🚿

💈🛁 Vintage Rare 1960s “Kizure” Metal Curling Iron 💇🏽‍♀️🚿 Function Vintage curling irons were heated on the fire or the stove for the most part. They were part wood and part metal. The metal portion was heated and then the user held the wooden handles, which would have remained cooler than the rest of the tool, and curled their hair with the hot part. Features Vintage curling irons look a lot like tongs or even needle-nose pliers. In fact, they were sometimes referred to as curling tongs. They tend to have thick wooden handles that were painted a bright color to indicate that they were safe--or safer--to touch than the metal end. The metal ends would have had one or two pieces, and the hair could either be clamped between these pieces or wrapped around the single rod.