Hair Flat Irons & Wave Tools

A flat iron presses hair between smooth heated plates to create a sleek, straight finish. A hair waver uses shaped plates or barrels to create bends, texture, or beach-style waves. This collection includes straightening irons alongside models such as the D35 Triple Barrel Waver, D25 Hair Waver, D36 Wave Iron, and 522 Hair Waving Iron.

Ceramic tools generally provide even, controlled heat and are a popular choice for fine, normal, or color-treated hair. Titanium heats quickly and may suit thick or coarse hair. Whichever material you choose, start with the lowest effective temperature for your hair.

Fine, fragile, or color-treated hair usually needs a lower setting, while thick or coarse hair may require more heat. Begin at the lowest setting and increase only if necessary. Always follow the temperature guidance supplied with the specific styling tool.

Use traditional flat irons and wavers only on fully dry hair unless the product is specifically designed and labeled for wet-to-dry styling. Applying a standard hot tool to wet or damp hair can expose the hair to excessive heat and increase the risk of damage.

Apply a suitable heat protectant, allow the hair to dry completely, work in manageable sections, and use the lowest effective temperature. Move the tool smoothly and avoid repeatedly passing over the same section. Let the tool cool on a heat-safe surface after use.

Switch off and unplug the tool, then allow it to cool completely. Wipe the plates or barrels with a soft, slightly damp cloth to remove product buildup. Do not immerse the appliance in water, and store it only when it is clean and fully dry.