15 Best Hair Straighteners and Flat Irons For Salon-Worthy Hair (2024)

Kristin Ess 3-in-One Flat Iron — 1 1/4" ($95)

The titanium plates on the Kristin Ess 3-in-One Flat Iron deliver heat faster, while the ionic technology boosts shine. It features 1 1/4-inch float plates with four heat settings up to 440°F. Also notable: it offers auto shutoff for peace of mind.

BaBylissPRO Nano Titanium Ultra-Thin Straightening Iron ($160)

The BaBylissPRO Nano Titanium Ultra-Thin Straightening Iron comes in three sizes — one inch, one-and-a-half inches, and two inches — and has 50 heat settings up to 450°F. Don't underestimate its small size — the five-inch-long plates allow you to work with larger sections, speeding up styling time.

Remington Anti-Static Flat Iron ($17)

We can't believe this Remington Anti-Static Flat Iron has almost 41,000 reviews with a near-perfect five-star rating. It's great for tackling static, flyaways, and frizz, creating a smooth and soft finish. The ceramic plates can reach up to 410°F.

Bio Ionic 10X Pro Straightening & Styling Iron ($239)

The Bio Ionic 10X Pro Straightening & Styling Iron uses a proprietary mineral complex to emit negative ions from the plates for extra hydration. This makes it great for frequent stylers, as well as those with thick, coarse, or dry hair. It can reach up to 450°F and has a one-hour automatic shutoff.

GHD Chronos Styler 1 Inch ($329)

If you've been looking for a flat iron that can do it all, look no further than the GHD Chronos. It can straighten, curl, and wave your hair, and it's made with ceramic floating plates that will leave your hair glossy and frizz-free. It works quickly, so it's great for fine hair. Read the full GHD Chronos review.

Hairbeauron 4D Plus Straight ($450)

The Hairbeauron 4D Plus Straight is more than just a flat iron, it's actually a treatment device that uses quantum physics to help heal your damaged hair. Yes, it's pricey, but the science behind the brand and the results are why. It pulls moisture back into your hair. It's a celebrity and hairstylist-loved tool that makes a huge difference.

Dyson Corrale Hair Straightener ($499)

Yes, the price for the Dyson Corrale Hair Straightener is up there — but so is the quality. In fact, it's the only straightener with flexing plates that move around your hair, meaning it requires less heat to get the job done and causes less damage and frizz. It's intended for all hair types, including straight, wavy, curly, and coily, and is cordless for ease of use. Read our full Dyson Corrale Hair Straightener review.

Bed Head Pixie On Point 1/2" Tourmaline Ceramic Straightener ($30)

The ultra-slim plates found on the Bed Head Pixie On Point 1/2" Tourmaline Ceramic Straightener don't just make for easier storage. They also make it easy to straighten short hair. It's great for reducing frizz and boosting shine thanks to the ceramic plates and can reach up to 430°F.

T3 Lucea ID 1" Flat Iron With Touch Interface($170)

The T3 Lucea ID 1" Flat Iron With Touch Interface takes hairstyling to the year 3000 with its interactive HeatID technology. It has the ability to personalize nine heat settings to your hair type with a touch of the screen, ensuring optimal heat for smooth styles in one pass. Customize your settings according to your hair type and texture, color treatment, and more.

Ghd Unplugged Styler ($299)

The Ghd Unplugged Styler comes in a portable size with a heat-resistant bag for quick storage and easy traveling. Just toss the lightweight tool in your overnight bag or airplane carry-on for styling anywhere. It's suitable for all hair types and fine to medium textures. It's powered by a convenient USB-C cable and reaches 365°F.

CHI Original Ceramic Flat Iron ($65)

With over 18,000 reviews on Amazon, the CHI Original Ceramic Flat Iron is a top-rated hot tool for under $70. It features ceramic plates to boost shine and reduce frizz.

Conair Double Ceramic Flat Iron ($16)

If you're on the hunt for the best flat iron for beginners, try this one from Conair. At just $20, you get a great tool with simple, user-friendly settings. The ceramic plates are great for reducing frizz and adding shine to your hair while you curl, wave, or straighten. It contains customizable heat settings and reaches temperatures up to 410°F.

Ghd Duet Style 2-in-1 Hot Air Styler ($399)

If you're constantly on the go, this might be your new favorite. It uses a combination of hot airflow and four heated styling plates to dry and straighten hair all at once. It reaches a temperature of 302°F and has smart plate monitors to keep it regulated. We especially love the shine shot button for a smooth finish. Read our full Ghd Duet Style review.

Eva NYC Mini Healthy Heat Ceramic Styling Iron ($30)

The Eva NYC Mini Healthy Heat Ceramic Styling Iron was made for short, hard-to-get hairs around the hairline. The small, portable hot tool also makes touch-ups on the go easy. The ceramic plates can reach up to 400°F.

Vanessa Flat Iron Hair Straightener and Curler ($38, originally $50)

For curls, waves, or sleek straight, style your hair with ease with the Vanessa Flat Iron Hair Straightener and Curler. If you prefer titanium-platted flat irons over ceramic-plated ones, give this a try. The heat temperature ranges from 265°F-450°F.

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