Curling iron Adler AD 2115 — 25 mm barrel, max 200 °C

The Adler AD 2115 curling iron features a 25 mm ceramic-coated barrel and a maximum temperature of 200 °C, designed to create defined curls and soft waves on medium-length hair. The tool provides stable heat for repeatable styling and is compact for comfortable at-home use. Its barrel diameter and temperature range make it suitable for shaping a variety of curl sizes while reducing styling time through efficient heat transfer.

Advantages

The 25 mm barrel allows for medium-sized curls and natural-looking waves, while the maximum 200 °C setting gives sufficient heat for longer-lasting results without exceeding typical consumer styling limits. A consistent temperature helps produce even curls across hair sections, and the compact design improves handling for daily use. The curling iron is intended for straightforward operation, enabling controlled styling and predictable outcomes.

Suitable for

• Creating medium-sized curls on shoulder-length and medium hair
• Forming loose waves and textured styles
• Quick touch-ups and daily styling at home
• Users seeking a compact, easy-to-handle curling iron

Key specifications

• Barrel diameter: 25 mm
• Maximum temperature: 200 °C
• Barrel coating: ceramic (heat-distributing surface)
• Design: compact, handheld curling iron
• Intended hair length: medium / shoulder-length

How to use

Plug in the curling iron and set the temperature up to 200 °C according to hair type; lower temperatures for fine or heat-damaged hair and higher settings for thicker hair. Allow the barrel to reach the selected temperature, then wrap a 2–3 cm hair section around the 25 mm barrel away from the scalp, hold for a few seconds until the curl forms, and release gently. Work through the hair in sections for even results. Finish styling by letting curls cool before shaping them with fingers or a brush.

Usage recommendations

Use a heat-protectant product before styling to minimize heat damage. For finer hair, select a lower temperature and shorten hold time; for thicker hair, use a higher temperature within the available range. Avoid prolonged contact with the same hair section to reduce the risk of overheating.