Smoothes strand by strand, but hair feels dry afterwards.
Those who rely on heat for straightening know the result: smooth but stressed hair. The steam hair straightener supports the hair’s moisture supply while styling through the integrated water tank system. The tourmaline ceramic plates distribute heat from 100 to 230 °C – the digital LCD display shows the temperature. The result: silky, shiny strands for everyday use.
Benefits
- No more touch-ups: Thanks to even heat distribution through the PTC heating elements, the straightener glides smoothly without slipping or pulling through every strand – dry ends and untreated spots are a thing of the past.
- No annoying refills in the middle of styling: The transparent water tank lets you see the fill level at a glance, so the steam never stops mid-use and the entire head is styled in one go.
- No uncertainty about the right temperature: The clear LCD display shows the set degrees in 10 °C increments – allowing exact heat adjustment for fine or strong hair without guessing or risking damage.
Specifications
- Material: Tourmaline ceramic, ABS
- Power: 65 W
- Heating element: PTC
- Temperature range: 100–230 °C (212–446 °F)
- Temperature increments: 10 °C
- Cord length: 2 m
- Plug types: 220V EU, 110V US, 220V UK
- Dimensions: Length 32.5 cm, plate width 16–20 mm
- Color: White
- Package contents: 1 × Steam hair straightener
Usage
- Fill the water tank: Only fill the transparent tank with distilled or purified water – up to the marking line to avoid lime scale deposits.
- Set the temperature: Turn on the device and select the desired temperature on the LCD display using the buttons – lower values for fine hair, higher values for strong or curly hair.
- Straighten in sections: Divide hair into strands and glide the straightener from root to tip in one even stroke – the steam penetrates directly into the hair structure.
Pro tip: Never refill the water tank during operation while steam is running – switch off the device briefly, fill the tank, and only then switch it back on to keep the pressure stable and the steam flowing evenly.
