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Straightener
When you want really nice straight hair, a straightener is your best friend. Salontotal.com has a wide range of high-quality straighteners. Whether you have thick or thin hair and whether you want to style your hair daily or only occasionally. Take a quick look at our range and make your choice. In doubt about the best option? We will gladly help you choose the best straightener for your hair. read more >
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Straightener with ceramic plates
Do you want extra protection for your hair? Then choose a straightener with ceramic plates. They give your hair extra protection from the heat. They also heat up faster and make your hair extra smooth and shiny. This type is especially suitable for people with thin or medium-thick hair.
Note: a ceramic-coated straightener is different from a straightener with ceramic plates. This is because the coating is laid on an aluminium substrate and can wear off over time. This is only if you use it very often, though. If you use the straightener only a few times a month, a ceramic coating is also a good choice.
Cordless straightener
Need a straightener on the go? Then it's handy if you have a cordless one. You easily charge them at home and take them with you. A good cordless straightener will last up to an hour, so you can style your hair on the go with peace of mind. It's also a handy gadget for travelling, as you don't need a power socket!
Steam straightener
To damage your hair less, choosing a steam straightener is also definitely a good choice. Thanks to the steam, your hair is well protected and moisturised during styling. So not only will you have beautifully straight hair, but your hair will also stay firmer and healthier. Also with steam straighteners, you simply have a choice of temperatures and here too, it is wise to start with a low temperature to gradually get to the right setting.
Take good care of your hair
Make sure that when you style your hair, it is well cared for. This is because the heat from a straightener can be harmful to your hair if you don't use the right products. In any case, always use a heat protection product to protect your hair. Also, a straightener with ceramic plates is recommended, as they damage hair much less. A big no-go is to use it on wet hair: your hair will burn immediately! Wash your hair well beforehand (preferably twice), use a conditioner, apply heat protection products and blow-dry your hair thoroughly while combing.
Straighteners for curls
The word suggests otherwise, but straighteners are also often used to create curls. Make sure you have one whose ceramic plate is rounded. Wrap your hair around the straightener at the bottom and pull it through. This will create a polished blow or curl at the bottom of your hair. Always check carefully beforehand if your straightener is suitable for making curls! However, regardless of hair type, always start with the lowest setting when styling for the first time. If you are not satisfied, use a higher setting next time. This will ensure that you do not expose your hair to too much heat unnecessarily!
Frequently asked questions
How hot should a straightener be?
How hot a straightener should be depends on the thickness of your hair. For thin hair we recommend a maximum of 180 degrees. Do you have a nice thick head of hair? Then you can go for higher temperatures, but always test in stages how hot you can go. You don't want to immediately ruin your hair if it turns out thinner than you thought.
Are straighteners the same as curling irons?
No, but there are tongs that allow you to perform both actions. A curling iron is generally round and a straightener flat. And of course the purpose is different too, with a curling iron you create curls, with a straightener you want to achieve the opposite.
How often should you use straighteners?
How often you can use a straightener depends on the thickness of your hair, but in any case, we recommend not doing it daily. The heat from the straightener damages the hair and your hair needs time to recover from this. If you notice that your hair gets damaged, use your straightener less often.
How much do straighteners cost?
Salontopper offers straighteners from €24.95, so they certainly don't have to be expensive! Note that the cheaper straighteners are meant for people who use it less often. Want to know what the best straightener for your hair is? Then consult our customer service, or ask your hairdresser for advice.