The Three Way Multi-Use Flat Iron

For straight hairstyles: Gently press small sections of hair (here’s our handy guide for sectioning!) in the iron and slowly move slowly down each section.

For getting wavy: Clamp small sections between the iron, bending your wrist back and forth in a rocking motion down the length of your hair.

For bouncy curls: Press a small section near the root, turning the iron to wrap the hair around it once and gently pulling the iron down the length.

Pro Tips

• Don't clamp too tightly while curling or waving—the flex plates help control the movement of the hair.
• Comb or brush through the section you're working with for the best overall finish.
• Try holding the flat iron at a 45-degree angle for the smoothest bend.
• Get an ultra sleek finish by gently tapping the iron closed at the roots one-to-two times before moving down the section.

What temperature should you use to minimize heat damage?

200°F: 

• Fragile, synthetic, or fine hair
• You want looser waves and curls

 325°F: 

• Fine, type 1, or damaged hair
• You want to minimize flyaways

360°F: 

• Chemically-treated hair
• Finer type 2, type 3, and natural hair
• Thicker type 3 hair 

 450°F

• Ultra-thick hair
• You want tighter, long-lasting curls and waves
• You want to smooth out coily, type 4 hair