Mermaid Waver Seashell
Mermaid Waver Seashell
Mermaid Waver Seashell
Mermaid Waver Seashell
Mermaid Waver Seashell
Mermaid Waver Seashell
Mermaid Waver Seashell
Mermaid Waver Seashell
Mermaid Waver Seashell
Mermaid Waver Seashell
Mermaid Waver Seashell
Mermaid Waver Seashell
Mermaid Waver Seashell

Effortless beach waves in just 10 minutes

If you can hold it for five seconds, you can do this. The waves set as they cool, so they are still there at the end of the night.

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Somewhere tonight a woman walks in and the whole table goes, okay, who did your hair. Deep, glossy mermaid waves with real weight. Hair that moves when she turns her head and falls back exactly where it should. That woman is you, ten minutes after you plug this in.

And when they ask who did it, you get the best answer in beauty: I did.

They hold, too. Through the office, the gym bag, the last train home. Still intentional at midnight.

Ten minutes. Zero technique. The confidence is included.

€89,95€62,95Save €27,00
2-year warranty
No crease, no kink
Even ceramic heat
A setting for every hair type

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100 days to fall for it

Try it at home. Use it, style with it, live with it. If it isn't for you, send it back within 100 days for a full refund.

110–240 V worldwide

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Ceramic barrels

Shipping & Returns

Free shipping worldwide. Every order, no minimum spend, and no delivery cost appearing at checkout.

Order before 23:59 and it leaves us the next working day, tracked from the moment it does, so you are never left wondering where it is. How long it takes from there depends on where you are, and outside the EU customs can add a day or two that is out of our hands.

If it turns out not to be for you, you have 100 days to send it back.

100 day home trial

Thirty days would already be enough to know. We give you a hundred anyway. Long enough to use it on a rushed work morning, on a night out, and on a slow Sunday. That is deliberate. We would rather you find out properly than decide in the first ten minutes with hair you have not worked out yet.

If the waves are not what you hoped for, send it back within 100 days in resalable condition and you get the full amount back. No restocking fee, and no explaining yourself.

What's in the box

Your Mermaid Waver in the shade you chose, with a 1.5 m swivel cord that will not end up wound around your wrist.

Then the two things that make sectioning quick, which most wavers leave you to go and find yourself. A tail comb, so you part clean, even sections instead of grabbing whatever your hand lands on. And a clip, to hold the rest of your hair up while you work down through it.

All of it in a magnetic gift box, which is worth knowing if you are buying it for someone else. Nothing else to buy, and nothing missing.

You already own a curling iron. So why this?

The two things it does the same, and the six it does not.

Feature Mermaid Waver A curling iron
Waves on any hair length
Heat you can actually set
No wrapping, no twisting, no technique
Both sides come out the same
Heat stays off your fingers
Cools in shape, which is what makes it hold
Still there at the end of the night
A full head in about ten minutes

Same hair. Ten minutes later.

No salon chair, no blow-dry, no technique to learn. Dry hair in, soft defined mermaid waves out, in about the time it takes to drink your coffee. The waver does the shaping so you do not have to.

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Waves in three steps

No wrapping, no twisting, nothing to learn. If you can clamp a section and count to five, you can do this.

Start bone dry

Start bone dry

Waves only hold in fully dry hair, so blow dry or let it air dry completely. Brush it through and mist heat protectant from mid-length to ends.

Clamp, count to five, move down

Clamp, count to five, move down

Take a section about 5 cm wide. Clamp near the root, hold for five to eight seconds, then move straight down. No wrapping, no twisting, no turning your wrist.

Let it cool before you touch it

Let it cool before you touch it

This is the step everyone skips. Heat shapes the wave, cooling is what sets it. Give it thirty seconds, then rake through with your fingers for that soft, lived-in finish.

Start bone dry

Start bone dry

Waves only hold in fully dry hair, so blow dry or let it air dry completely. Brush it through and mist heat protectant from mid-length to ends.

Clamp, count to five, move down

Clamp, count to five, move down

Take a section about 5 cm wide. Clamp near the root, hold for five to eight seconds, then move straight down. No wrapping, no twisting, no turning your wrist.

Let it cool before you touch it

Let it cool before you touch it

This is the step everyone skips. Heat shapes the wave, cooling is what sets it. Give it thirty seconds, then rake through with your fingers for that soft, lived-in finish.

Long wavy hair being styled with the VELDORO Mermaid Waver

A good hair day on the mornings you have no time to earn one

Most mornings do not deserve a whole routine. You have twenty minutes, half of them go on finding your keys, and the honest choice is a ponytail you are not thrilled about.

This is for those mornings. Dry hair, a few sections, five seconds a clamp. By the time your coffee is cool enough to drink you are done, and your hair has the weight, the shine and the movement that reads as effort you did not actually spend.

It asks two things back. Work on properly dry hair, and let each section cool before you touch it. Skip either and the wave drops by lunch. Give it those thirty seconds and it is still there when you take your coat off at the end of the night.

That is the real difference. Not one good hair day. A reliable one.

  • What that looks like in practice
  • Deep, glossy waves with real weight, not crimped ridges
  • About ten minutes, once you have done it twice
  • Holds through the evening, coat off, hair down
  • Nothing to learn, so your first try already works

Questions, answered

Everything people ask before they buy their first waver. If yours is not here, message us and we will answer it properly.

Will it damage my hair? +

Heat always asks something of your hair, so the waver is built to ask as little as possible. The barrels are ceramic, which spreads heat evenly instead of creating hot spots, and four settings from 160 to 220 °C let you use the lowest temperature that actually holds. Fine or colour-treated hair sits comfortably at the bottom of that range. Always work on completely dry hair and use a heat protectant.

How long does it actually take? +

Most people finish in five to ten minutes once they have done it twice. Hair past your shoulders, or very thick hair, takes a little longer because you are working in more sections. There is no wrapping and no technique to learn, so your second attempt is already better than your first.

Will the waves hold in fine or straight hair? +

Yes, and the trick is patience rather than heat. Let each section cool completely before you touch it. Heat shapes the wave, cooling is what sets it. Rushing that step is the single most common reason waves drop out by lunchtime.

Which plug should I choose? +

Pick the plug that matches where you live. The waver runs on 110 to 240 V, so whichever you choose still works abroad; you only need a plug adapter, never a voltage converter.

What is the difference between the three shades? +

Nothing but the colour. Seashell, Rose and Midnight are identical inside: the same dual 32 mm ceramic barrels, the same four heat settings, the same anti-crease clamp. Choose the one you would happily leave on your dressing table.

How long does delivery take? +

Orders placed before 23:59 are dispatched the next working day, with worldwide tracked delivery. Shipping is free on every order.

What if it is not for me? +

You have 100 days. Use it, style with it, live with it. If it is not right, send it back for a full refund. No restocking fee and no questions.

Can I use it on damp hair? +

Please do not. Water trapped against a hot barrel turns to steam inside the hair shaft, which is what causes real damage. Dry hair also holds a wave far longer, so you get a better result either way.