Outside of revive mode you can switch the temperature setting between 100-200°c degrees for your perfect heat. But if your hair is short, you’ll maybe prefer a shorter, narrower iron that can get close to the root. Our lab test showed that it minimised flyaways and kept locks intact, even in humid conditions, making it a top pick for those with curly, bleached or damaged hair.

We're talking no more frazzled lengths, no more static flyaways and best of all, no more split ends.It lived up to its reputation in our blind tests and these lightweight straighteners were a top pick for creating poker-straight strands.

It left testers with frizz-free strands and they liked the low 160°C temperature option – ideal for those keen to avoid excessive heat damage.Ceramic flat irons are excellent at straightening, smoothing, and adding shine at lower temps—but they can also take longer to heat up. Its unique 3D floating plate claims to move in all directions to straighten strands evenly, and all testers agreed that it gripped hair easily yet gently. It heats up quickly, it's easy to use, looks sleek, feels great as I grip the iron, and doesn't snag as I run it through my hair. Add a touch of contemporary glamour to beauty routine with this stylish Black and Gold Hair Straightener.

You can use it on wet or dry hair (a major time saver, IMO) since the device uses hot air instead of traditional hot plates to style your hair. It comes with a clever charging stand and takes only 45 minutes to charge, which then gives 30 minutes of styling time. Ceramic plates: they are slower to warm up than other materials, but they distribute heat more evenly.It easily fits in a duffel or carry-on and is ultra lightweight too so don't need to worry about it making your bag weigh a million pounds. Our testers found it delivered on its promise, as nobody experienced any tangles or pulling while styling and testers enjoyed beautifully sleek results.