BaByliss PRO · Straight-Definer

The BaByliss PRO Straight-Definer is a lightweight hair straightener with 25 mm EP Technology 5.0 plates and 5 temperature settings between 130 and 210 °C. It heats up quickly, works on all hair lengths and types, and, thanks to its rounded shape, can also create curls or waves. It is a simple, reliable straightener for everyday use.

What it does for you

• Lets you get started quickly: it heats up fast, so you save time and energy.
• Glides easily through hair: the EP Technology 5.0 plates have a layer of very fine metal particles that reduces friction.
• Heats evenly across the entire surface of the plates, so you finish faster and your hairstyle lasts longer.
• Starts at a gentle 130 °C, ideal for fine or fragile hair.
• Won't tire your hand: the brand describes it as very lightweight.
• Can also create curls or waves thanks to its rounded design.

How to use it at home

1. Wash your hair and dry it completely. Apply heat protectant to the lengths.
2. Turn on the straightener using the power button; the indicator light shows that it is on.
3. Choose the temperature setting: start with 130 or 150 °C for fine or color-treated hair, and only increase it if the hair does not straighten.
4. Secure the top section of hair with clips and work in thin sections, from the nape of the neck to the ends.
5. Move the straightener from the roots to the ends in a slow, continuous motion.
6. Finally, turn off the straightener, unplug it, and let it cool on a heat-resistant surface.

For which hair type

The brand says that the 5 temperature settings make it suitable for all hair lengths and types. The maximum setting is 210 °C, which is lower than on straighteners that reach 230 °C. If you have very curly and resistant hair, a model that reaches 230 °C will be more useful for you.

Specifications

What else you need

• Puring My Living Heat Protectant Spray
• Wella EIMI Thermal Image Heat Protectant Spray
• Hair Sectioning Clips
• ETB Hair Detangling Brush

ProBeauty tip. For fine hair, 150 °C is usually sufficient with the Straight-Definer. If you need more, increase to 160 °C first, not directly to 210 °C.