- Is the 1¼-inch plate good for short hair?
- It is better suited to medium to long hair. On short hair or near the roots, the wide plate is harder to control than a 1-inch iron.
- Does it work on wet hair?
- No. Like other flat irons, it should be used on dry hair to avoid damage and uneven results.
- Can it curl as well as straighten?
- Yes. The rounded stainless steel body and wide plate let you create waves and curls by rotating the iron as you pull through.
- Is it good for travel?
- It has dual voltage, so it works in other countries with the right plug adapter. It is fairly heavy and large for a travel kit.
- How does it compare with a 1-inch Prima?
- The 1¼-inch version covers more hair per pass and suits thick or long hair better. The 1-inch is easier to control for short hair and detail work.
- Is it suitable for fine hair?
- Fine hair can use it on lower heat settings, but the wide plate and high heat range make it less forgiving than a slim iron.
- Where is the BabylissPro Prima 3000 1¼" cheapest?
- At Teds Electronics, for $98.99, 38% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the BabylissPro Prima 3000 1¼"?
- 13 stores we checked sell it, including Kashi Supply, Teds Electronics, American Salon Supplies, Barber Items, Walmart.