- How is this different from titanium flat irons?
- Porcelain ceramic heats evenly and suits normal to thick hair with a smooth glide. Titanium heats faster and runs hotter, which some stylists prefer for very coarse hair but can be harsher on fine hair.
- Does it work on thick or coarse hair?
- Yes. The adjustable heat reaches high settings, and the floating plates keep pressure even through thick sections. Use small sections for the best result.
- Can I use it on wet hair?
- No. Use it on dry hair only; wet hair should be blow-dried first to avoid damage and uneven results.
- Does it have auto shutoff?
- Many versions of this iron do not include auto shutoff, so unplug it after each use.
- Can it curl as well as straighten?
- Yes. The rounded plate edges let you turn the iron to add bends and soft curls, though it is built mainly for straightening.
- What comes in the box?
- The flat iron and its cord; heat-resistant pouches or other accessories vary by version, so check the specific model.
- Where is the Babyliss Porcelain Ceramic Dryer Flat Iron cheapest?
- At Nancy's Beauty Warehouse, for $50.00, 41% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Babyliss Porcelain Ceramic Dryer Flat Iron?
- 13 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Nancy's Beauty Warehouse, Joe's Beauty, eBay, Planet Beauty.