Red by Kiss0.3 Inch Pencil Flat Iron with Ceramic Tourmaline, Hair Straightener for Thin and Short Hair Edge Styling, Even Heat Distribution with Fast Heat Up 450° F Max Temperature, Black

Mighty for being small. This iron heats up fast. Works just as good as any high priced irons. Straightens my hair perfectly and fast. Easy to hold and very light weight

I love this flat iron. It gets in all the tight spaces to give your pixie the perfect finish. It absolutely heats up to 450 degrees. It was a little hot for me, so I googled how to change the setting. Unfortunately, it doesn't come with a turn dial or a digital heat display.You have to double-press the button in quick succession. The green light will turn on and off. That's one heat setting. Keep clicking and tapping the blades with your finger until it gets to the level you want. Now, mine is set how I like it, and it works perfectly.

use this for my edges very good for the price but its only one heat setting

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Love how small it is , straightens the edges perfectly and just the right size. Not too hot to the point it burns the hair but enough to grip the hair without burning you. Would recommend for any wig girlies 💋

Great for catching baby hairs or for my short haired women who want to have a pressed look it will give you that without the constant stress of burning the back of your neck off and allows you to control the way you style better than a regular iron it’s a great product for you hair when you take the appropriate measures to maintain the health of your hair since it only has an off or on setting I think, not a a lot of temperature differences

Gets really hot. Only one be temperature setting. Good for really short haircuts.

I really like it but after consulting with a professional hairstylist, she told me to return because it didn’t have a temperature gauge. (sad face) Someone commented to use it on wigs, yes, that would be my suggestion. I’m just scared it will burn my hair. I did t look if the description provided the actual temperature. If I know it, I would keep it, especially if it was between 300-350 degrees. I think this is more in the 400+ degrees.