Is titanium better than ceramic for my hair?

Titanium heats faster and holds high heat, which suits thick or coarse hair. Ceramic is gentler and a safer pick for fine, color-treated or fragile hair.

What temperature should I use?

Start low and work up. Fine hair usually does well under 350°F, while thick or hard-to-straighten hair may need 400°F or more. The 450°F top setting is best kept for resistant hair.

Can I use it outside the US?

No, not directly. It is rated 110-120V at 60 Hz, so it needs a voltage converter in countries with 220-240V outlets.

What plate size is this?

The plates are 1.25 inches wide. That is a middle size: quicker than a 1-inch iron for long hair, and easier to control near the roots than a 2-inch plate.

Does it work on all hair types?

The manufacturer says it suits all hair types, but the high heat and titanium plates are most comfortable for medium to thick hair. Fine hair needs lower settings and a heat protectant.