Hair straighteners

Hair straighteners: Remington, Rowenta, Philips, Cecotec and Xiaomi — irons, straightening brushes and air stylers.

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How to choose a straightener

Type. An iron gives the sleekest finish, a straightening brush suits quick everyday styling, an air straightener dries and straightens in one device.
Maximum temperature. Fine hair needs 160–180 °C; thick or curly hair calls for models up to 230 °C.
Heat settings. Several steps let you match the heat to your hair type; a single-setting model is simply cheaper.
Ionic function and ceramic plates. Reduce static and glide more gently through the hair.

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Frequently asked questions

What temperature is safe for hair? Start at the lowest setting and raise it only if the style does not hold. Heat protection is advisable at any temperature.

How does a straightening brush differ from an iron? A brush straightens while combing and gives a more natural finish; an iron clamps the strand between plates for a stronger result.

Do they switch off automatically? Most modern models do — check the product specifications.

Products

Philips BHS510/00 Hair Straightener

Rowenta SF4633F0 Express Shine straightener, ionic, 8 settings

Rowenta Thermostyle SF7120E0 straightener with ionic care, up to 230 °C

Rowenta Premium Care SF7460F0 straightener, 4 settings, LED, floating plates

Remington S8540 Keratin Protect straightener, 5 settings, up to 230 °C

Rowenta SF3210F0 straightener, 10 heat settings, up to 230 °C

BaByliss Elipsis 3100 BAB3100EPE 230°C Ionic Hair Straightener

Remington S6500 Sleek & Curl straightener, up to 230 °C, LCD display

Cecotec Air Lisse air straightener, 1600 W, ionic, 100–230 °C

Camry CR 2322 straightener with floating plates, 150–230 °C, 50 W

Cecotec AirLisse 2in1 ForceDry air straightener, 1000 W, 4 settings

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