Paul Brown Hawaii EOS Ceramic 1.25” Flat Irons

Benefits

Whether your hair is delicate or full of bouncy volume, ceramic plates smoothly glide over each strand with gentle, even heat. The plates also release negative ions, which seal cuticles to boost moisture retention and cut down on frizz or a smooth, glossy finish.

Optimized Styling Efficiency

• Quickly heats up to maximum temperature
• Features an ionized technology for silkier and smoother hair
• Temperature lock provides an even heat distribution

Specifics

• Heat resistant woven cord: 8’
• Size of plates: 1.25”
• Swivel cord prevents tangling
• Looped end for easy, safe storage
• Voltage: 110-240V, 50/60Hz
• Temperature: 140F–450F
• Power: 105W (USA) / 60W (Canada)

The Secret to Curling with a Straightener

Calling the flat iron a hair straightener is a bit of a misnomer because it can also be used to create beachy waves or big, voluminous curls. The trick is to start with dry, heat-protected hair; this helps lock in the style and prolongs it. Next, you’ll work in small 1in. sections. (If your hair is thin, you can use slightly larger pieces.) Starting near the scalp, feed the strands through the plates to warm the roots, then slowly turn the straightener 360º—or 180° for looser waves—away from your head. Ensure all the hair stays in the straightener and that the tail end is tucked below the wrapped part. Then gently pull the iron through the length of your hair, wiggling it lightly if it gets hung up. Let the hair cool before lightly brushing or running your fingers through to break up the tightest coils.

Which Hair Styling Tool Material is Right for You?

Should you use ceramic, tourmaline, or titanium hair styling tools? We compare the materials and help you pick the best one for your hair type.

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