BaBylissPRO Nano Titanium Ionic Flat Iron Hair Straightener, 1/2" Hair Straightener Iron for Smooth, Shiny, Frizz- Free Hair and All Hair Types

The BABYLISSPRO Nano Titanium 1 inch flat iron is a huge game changer if you’re a mullet or pixie cut person and have curly unruly hair like me. A bonus to this flat iron is that since it is only 1 inch wide, it makes the whole unit weigh less. The cord swivels around 360 so no kinks from the outlet and it’s 9ft long. The cord is also covered in a cloth cord as well, so it protects it and keeps it from getting melted. I do not go over 400 degrees for my hair type, it does keep it nice and straight. I get very soft and silky results after a few passes of it through my hair. The flat iron instantly heats up within 30-50 seconds, I’m ready to get to work. The plates are titanium while the heating element is ceramic giving you maximum heat and protection for your hair. The flat iron also does include a four year warranty. I’m very pleased and happy with buying it. No more Walmart runs for cheapo flat irons that die within 2 months. This will be the last flat iron you’ll need. It’s worth the price plus it’s a cute color! Move over Dyson and whatever else is on the market - BABYLISSPRO IS HERE.

I got it for my beard but turned out its so big for it and the limit with only 3 degrees of temperature is not really practical

They don’t get as hot as needed, but the size is good for short sections of hair and they are well made.

Quality is unmatchable. Temperature gets really hot. They are also very sleek and pretty. Works perfectly for short cuts such as pixie styles and edges.

I generally love BaByliss styling tools and I needed a narrow flat iron for my short cut. It's an expensive iron, but I thought I'd give it a shot. Right out of the box, I'm giving 3 stars because the plates do not evenly touch. They meet at the tip, but the gap gets a bit wider from top to bottom. This seems to be a common problem that I really wish the manufacturer would address. At this price point, I'd expect the plates to be parallel, or at least close to it. I did use the iron and it seems to work pretty well - you just have to squeeze a bit more than I'd prefer. Not too hard. I almost returned the iron based on the uneven plates alone, but I decided to try it out and I'll keep it. I do like the temperature control and the braided cord is really nice and also the 4 year warranty, so that's something at least. Hopefully the uneven plates don't become an issue.