Taichi 1.5" Styler | Flat Iron

The Taichi flat iron features 1 1/2” Tourmaline Ceramic plates that heat up quickly and distribute heat evenly, requiring fewer passes for silky, shiny results while protecting hair cuticles from heat damage. The natural Tourmaline coating enhances negative ion output, sealing moisture into the hair cuticle for a smoother, shinier finish. With a digital display offering temperature adjustments from 140°F to 450°F, the flat iron accommodates various hair types and textures. Its floating plates with curved edges allow for versatile styling—straightening, curling, or flipping—and the bright LCD light display ensures precise temperature control.

Features

• Tourmaline Ceramic Plates
• 1 1/2" Floating Plates
• 5 Temperature Settings
• Soft Touch Material
• Heat Range 140°F - 450°F
• 8" Swivel Cord with Hang-up Loop
• Duel Voltage
• Ready to use in 10 seconds
• Tourmaline Plates generate 6x more negative ions than regular ceramic
• Non-CETL

CONTENTS INCLUDE: 

• 1x Taichi Straightener
• Safety Instructions 

How to Use

1. Hair should be clean and completely dry before using product.  
2. Plug into a suitable main socket and switch the iron. A red LED power indicator will light up. 
3. Allow the Iron to heat up approximately 30-60 seconds. It is available to use when the red LED light indicator turns green. 
4. Brush the hair and separate into sections about 2 inches wide and place the section between the plates as close to the scalp without touching it. DO NOT touch the scalp. 
5. Hold plates firmly closed with hair section in between, sliding the iron down and off the section of hair.DO NOT hold the hair between the clamping plates for more than 2-5 seconds (depending on hair thickness) 
6. After one section is straightened move to another section and repeat the process until all the hair is straightened. 
7. Upon completion turn the appliance switch to the OFF position, unplug the cord and allow the unit to cool down completely before storing. 

ISO TIP: Before using any type of heated styling tool you should always use a protectant to minimize damage.