LANDOT Hair Straightening Brush Negative Ion Ceramic Straightener Brush with Adjustable Temp for All Hair Types - Electric Heated Hot Hair Brush for Smooth Frizz-Free Hair

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Negative ions may sound, well, negative, but they are in fact a good thing – and one great advantage of the ceramic hair straightener is that it actually produces negative ions! Overall, the pièce de résistance of this smart tool was the technology — after evaluating our specific hair type and texture (including whether we colored our hair or not), it selected and heated to the perfect temperature to style our strands for a totally custom experience. From there, we never needed to re-enter our information — the iron remembered our unique settings and automatically heated up to that temperature with every use.

Straightening my hair used to be a two-day affair. I'd wash all the product out the night before, let it air-dry, then braid it before bed so that the next day, the curls were looser and easier to work through. Then, and only then, could I go in with a flat iron. With the RevAir, I can decide to straighten my hair at literally any time. It's a luxury I've never known before. In the Good Housekeeping Institute lab, our experts used a Bossa Nova Shuffle machine to assess how long their style lasted and how much frizz was created in a humid environment. To find the best hair straightener around, we spent dozens of hours carefully selecting the most popular flat irons to test. We first conducted a test in our New York City-based Lab under the guidance of expert hairstylists with decades of experience. Next, each InStyle editor took a hair straightener home to integrate into their routine over the next four weeks, rating the tool on how easy it was to use, as well as it's design features, like an automatic shut-off or innovative heat-detecting technology, We also noted the length of time it took to style our hair and how long the final result lasted. The flat irons that earned our top scores are featured on this list. It takes the concept of the original Babyliss models and gives it a modern twist. Floating ceramic plates infused with keratin, argan and coconut oils, as well as ionic technology, help create a glossy, smooth finish. It uses so-called “intelligent heat control” to regulate the temperature across these plates and reduce hair damage. You can then choose from one of six temperatures (150ºC, 170ºC, 190ºC, 210ºC, 220ºC and 230ºC) and from one of three modes ( No Steam, Low Steam and High Steam). The straighteners will then automatically switch off after an hour. Though the gorgeous white finish and gold accents give this tool an elevated, luxurious appearance,the design was uncomplicated — no learning curve needed; we could get right to it. The entire process was so straightforward, we could see this being a great tool for someone unfamiliar with curling their hair using a hair straightener.

It’s powered with nine heat options that we could easily modify by hitting the plus or minus buttons. If you’re new to using hair straighteners or other hot tools, you won’t be intimidated by the FHI HEAT Platform flat iron we tested. The simple, intuitive tool didn’t require us to watch hours of tutorials or practice on an old Barbie before we were able to straighten our hair with ease. Wow, this sounds like a good idea! I was just trying to figure out how I could keep straightening my hair without damaging it more. I've been making it straight for years now and it's getting really dry. I use moisturizing conditioners and everything -- but I guess it just isn't enough to combat the heat of the hot iron. We know that trying to find a ceramic hair straightener can almost be a full-time job – especially when there are so many brands out there selling you different information about what ceramic straighteners actually do.

These features, along with a swivel cord, that enabled us to easily reach all the way around our head, were especially beneficial when we used the narrow plates to work in small sections and create curls. A tighter clamp may have led us to see more defined curls on fine hair, but we were glad that it was loose enough to avoid clamp marks. Very true. Ionic straighteners are the best thing for hair. They speed up the straightener's efficiency and they smooth out hair a lot faster than regular straighteners.All of our experts agree before applying any heat you should always use a heat protectant first. And even better,“limit the use of the tool weekly, especially on colored hair,” adds Justin. One of the best parts about flat irons is their incredible versatility. When we say the sky is the limit for how many styles you can create with an iron, we actually mean it. For example, by holding the hair straightener horizontally, you can build your hair’s body by adding waves. And with a little practice, you can take it to the next level to fully curl too — just twist small sections of your strands between the plates as you pull it down. Due to its maneuverable features and lightweight design, we found the BabylissPRO Nano Titanium Dual Ionic Flat Iron did an exceptional job at curling our hair.

In true Dyson form, this straightener comes with all the bells and whistles that earned it luxury status. Whether we were curling, straightening, or creating waves, the patented flexing plates seemed to mold around our strands so we could create a variety of styles in record time. The plates work exactly like they sound: They’re made of flexible materials so that when our hair is placed within the plates, they gather around it to better hold the strands in place and give us more control so we only have to make one pass over the hair. This hair straightener did fall short for us with the temperature adjusting. The FHI flat iron uses a dial, and the designated markings are every 70 degrees. So, if you wanted to hit a 350-degree temperature, you’d have to make your best guess between 300 degrees and 370 degrees. If you’re comfortable with imprecise temps, this may not bother you as much. TYMO iONIC - the efficient, salon-grade ionic hair straightening brush designed with advanced ionic generator technology to deliver healthy silky straight hairstyle. For anyone with fine hair, celebrity hairstylist and founder of Deeper Than Hair Annagjid Kee Taylor recommends using a low setting between 250-300 degrees. “Fine hair is delicate and can be damaged easily, especially by heat, so using a lower heat will help prevent breakage over time,” she explains. Material: Straightening brushes typically have ceramic and/or tourmaline bristles that heat up to straighten hair, notes Good Housekeeping Beauty, Health & Sustainability Lab Chemist Danusia Wnek.

Frankly put, our hair looked incredible after using the tool’s steaming feature. Think: Shinier, glossier, and healthier hair, and it wasn’t even a painstaking process to see these results. As steam tools were new to some of us, we appreciated that there were downward facing arrows on the tool that we used to guide us through the straightening process and ensure we were holding it correctly. We also like that we only had to press one button to toggle between the three different temperatures as we straightened our hair. Explore the cherry trees of Tokyo from your bathroom with this pink hair straightening brush from Tymo. With its trusted heat distribution design, you can enjoy salon-quality hairstyles without the fuss or the cost. It features dense bristles, which evenly distribute the heat and detangle even the toughest knots without tugging at the ends. In a rush in the morning? Thanks to its record heating time of only 20 seconds, you can get your desired style in a flash without hurting your hair in the process.

The hair straightener heated up in about 30 seconds and had five easily adjustable heat settings to choose from (140 degrees, 230 degrees, 300 degrees, 370 degrees, and 450 degrees). It slid through all hair types easily while straightening (although we felt a little tug while curling). The swivel cord was super long — up to 12 feet — and when purchasing this flat iron, you can choose from a few different width options to achieve your ideal look. The tool also felt comfortable in our hands, courtesy of a slim design and silicone-textured handle, to give us a firm grip and it prevented our hands from burning on the hot iron. Want to get that salon feeling every time you leave the house but don’t want to put in the extra work? The cult favorite from Drybar just got an upgrade, and it’s here to give you the perfect blowout from anywhere. The oval shape adds extra bounce to your tresses, and its ionic technology protects each strand from the heat. Easy to use and lightweight to hold, you can cover your whole head with shine and volume and adjust the temperature based on your preferences.

With the straightener comes a heat resistant plate guard that fits over the top of the tool. White quite handy, the heat does seep through leaving the guard hot to the touch, and a mat might be preferable while styling. This straightener doesn’t have a swivel cord, but the cord is long enough not to get in the way and, besides, the way this straightener felt on our hair, it was hardly noticeable. Trust us. The 'Ultimate Glide' ceramic coated plates do exactly what it says on the tin. They glided effortlessly over our hair and its possible this is the smoothest straightener we’ve ever used. It felt nothing short of professional and, despite the lower price point, should be considered luxury. There was absolutely zero snagging, making this the most comfortable straightener on this list too. What We Love: The short barrel fits in our hands nicely and is the perfect size for styling short hair. London-based hairstylist Hollie Rose Clarke says ions in hair tools keep the cuticle layer of your hair smooth, so you'll get a shinier, frizz-free result. “Think of a strand of your hair as being the size of my arm, covered in fish scales (the cuticles)," she says. "When the hair is damaged, they open slightly, resulting in dry, frizzy, and weak hair. When the hair is healthy they are closed, resulting in your hair feeling smoother and stronger.” Ionic technology: when there’s too much positive charge on each hair strand, they begin to repel each other, making hair static and flyaway. This technology helps to neutralise the charge, smoothing strands down instead.