The Best Temperature And Material To Straighten Your Hair

Different hair types need to use different temperature and material on your hair straightener to ensure your tresses on daily use.

Fine hair

Ceramic hair straightener is suitable for thin hair, ceramic plate emits far infrared heat, which straightens hair without hair damaging. And the ceramic plate distributes heat evenly and maintain the temperature.

We recommend to use the lowest temperature for the fine hair falls on the soft and malleable end of hair textures. The best temperature for straightening fine hair ranges from 120℃ to 150℃.

Coarse hair

Titanium hair straightener is great for coarse hair. Using the titanium hair straightener heats up evenly and quickly. Titanium plate glides through the hair, providing efficient hair straightening.

The best temperature for straightening coarse hair ranges from 160℃ to 190℃. If your wavy hair is thin, try with the lowest temperature 160℃ on the range first.

Wavy hair

Wavy hair needs the higher temperature from 170℃ to 190℃. Using a flat iron with moisture-locking negative ions will help smooth hair and create a frizz-free finish without employing heat.

Curly hair

Tourmaline hair straightener are good for curly hair. Tourmaline plate produces negative ions to reduce frizz and static.

If your hair is very dense or thick, you can start with the highest temperature 230℃, and then bring it down to 190℃ once you get your hair styled and you polish your final result.

If your curly hair is in the thin or medium-textured range, it's better to start with lower temperature 180℃ and work your way up of needed. This way, you will avoid damage while still getting the maximum results.