Choosing A Men Hair Straightener

The beauty world doesn’t just belong to women, there are plenty men wanting to look their best at all times. With hair care, it’s no exception, a lot of men have realized the importance of looking good (whether to make an impression or simply to feel great) and there are plenty brands of beauty products that have branched out to include male buyers.

Hair straighteners are a popular choice for guys with curly locks who wish to appear more polished and professional, but what type of straightener is best for these cases? Most men prefer to have a tool that’s basic and straight to the point, so a professional hair straightener with a truckload of dials, settings and features isn’t ideal. Look for a simple but good quality model that is able to offer the most important benefits such as long-lasting results. A good choice is a convenient cordless model that fits in a desk drawer or even a pocket, great for last-minute touch ups or quick straightening.

There are brands that offer straighteners in a variety of sizes to suit the length and texture of men’s hair, featuring special plates to deliver safe and superior results. You should choose a model according to the type, length and texture of your hair, for example those with short hair that is fine or of a normal texture, you can find straighteners with small plates that measure 1.1cm wide to successfully straighten. These kinds of straighteners usually flaunt a slim and lightweight design, making it easy to use. Thick, course or curly hair needs a straightener with medium sized plates to straighten properly, and they should be at around 2.4 cm in width to allow the plates to cover a larger surface and help style in less time.

You still have to remember that your hair can risk damage from the heat if you don’t use preventive methods. Wash your hair and comb it well before using the straightener to reduce the heat damage and remember that in humid weather conditions, even straightened hair can get frizzy. There are various styling products you can use to reduce frizz and heat damage, just apply them before using the straightener on your hair to create a protective barrier between your locks and the hot plates. You can also choose to blow dry your hair straight and later touch-up with the straightener for long-lasting straightness and increased shine.

By: Kristy Klien

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Kristy is a professional stylist with 5 salons and full time writer for Safrons. Safrons offers Top Curling Irons, the Best Hair Blow Dryers and the best selling Best Hair Flat Irons by Karmin. Free Shipping on orders over $75 and same day shipping.