Best Flat Iron for Damaged Hair

Now, a lot of you know that heat styling tools on damaged hair can only make things worse, but all is not lost! There are some flat iron models that can straighten and style your hair without the nightmare of heat damage, the key is knowing what to look for. For damaged hair, the options aren’t that many if you plan to style your hair and at the same time nurse it back to health.

One recommended flat iron for damaged hair is the Karmin G3 Salon Pro, which uses advanced ceramic tourmaline technology and 100% tourmaline ceramic plates. The Karmin G3 uses ultra high heat (up to 450°F), but before you protest, it’s not actually as damaging as you might believe. Thanks to the tourmaline ceramic heating elements, your hair is gently styled, no matter how high the temperature gets so your hair suffers very little damage. If your hair is damaged though, it’s best to avoid high heat, and the Karmin G3 also offers the benefit of adjustable temperature settings, so you can style at a setting that best treats your already damaged hair. When you’re afraid of further damaging your hair, you look into everything a flat iron has, and you’ll be pleased to know that the Karmin G3 also offers ultra smooth plates that prevent any strands from catching or breaking, which is what you want to avoid if you wish to keep your hair healthy.

If you’re not too much in need of such high temperatures, then take a look at the Karmin Titanium, its maximum heat setting is 410°F and it also features variable temperature settings so that you can control the styling process better. The Karmin Titanium combines ceramic heating elements and ionic technology with titanium to create gentle and very smoothing effects. The ultra polished titanium plates just slide over your hair without snagging or pulling, so that’s one less thing to worry about when trying to replenish your hair’s health.

The most important thing is to find a flat iron that uses only the finest quality materials in its heating elements, anything less can put your hair’s wellbeing at risk and that’s something you want to avoid if your locks have already suffered heat damage. Also, try to minimize heat styling, even if the flat iron you own doesn’t cause much damage. You need to let your hair be natural for a while for it to regain its strength.