Not all women need to use their straightener at 230 degrees. In fact, a temperature that is too high is often the leading cause of dry, brittle, or dull hair after straightening.
For fine, sensitized, or color-treated hair, a temperature between 130 and 170°C is generally sufficient. Thicker, curly, or difficult-to-straighten hair may require more heat, but it is always better to increase it gradually rather than starting too high.
The problem with many conventional straighteners is that they offer few settings or heat up to a very high temperature immediately.
The Nabelleza straightener works differently. With 35 adjustable temperature settings starting at 80°C, it allows you to precisely adapt the heat to the actual needs of your hair.
This prevents unnecessary burning of the hair fiber and limits damage caused by excessive heat.
Better-protected hair, a smoother straightening process, and results that stay shiny and supple for longer.
Because a good straightening job always starts with the right temperature.