In general, fine or damaged hair types need flat irons that have lower temperature settings — 300 degrees and under — while very coarse or curly hair types will need a flat iron that can reach ...

ranging from fine wavy hair to kinky coils. Ceramic flat irons, which have ceramic-coated plates, are the most affordable option out of the three types of hair straighteners, says Bertin.

She points out that “ceramic plates provide even heat distribution and are gentler on fine or thin hair ... for thicker or coarser hair types.” Are cheap flat irons as good as expensive ...

Many flat irons have a range of temperatures ... As a rule of thumb, “thin or fine hair shouldn’t exceed being exposed to a temperature of 300 degrees, medium hair shouldn’t exceed 375 ...

Like a foolproof flat iron or a dependable blow ... are compatible with your hair type. In general, fine or damaged hair types need curling irons that have lower temperature settings, while ...