yes, it will work on short hair :) it all depends on how you move it.

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Yes it works great on short hair! I have hair cut to right below my ears and it makes it look amazing

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Revlon is horrible... Word of advice spend a bit more and get a GOOD one!

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Hi...about the protective serums...I find nothing works like the 'Sleek.Look-Iron Smoother' It is a spray you use on each section of hair before you flat iron...it protects your hair from heat up to 250 degrees...I LOVE IT !!!

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you should get this serum called fantasia ic hair polisher heat protector..it smells great and it makes your hair shiny, frizz free and no fly aways=]

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I use tresemee. I get it at walmart and it's only $4. It leaves my hair soft and shiny. I use my flat iron at 350 degrees every day and i still haven't found any split ends. This one you use 6-8" away from your hair

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It reaches 450 degrees. I would suggest using a heat protector if you're going to go about 200 degrees for every day use.

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If I were you I would try using Pantene Sleek + Shine. I started using it about a month ago and it kept my hair smooth, shiny, and it didn't affect straightening. It also depends what brand of dye you use in your hair. I suggest you ask your hair dresser.

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I use Matix Sleek Look, and it works great for me. If you are looking for a very smooth, flat look, this would be perfect. The thermal spray and hairspray also works great for me.

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I used to have the same straightener and the same problem, and I don't know where you live, but I live in Washington, and it rains a lot here, and my hair is still smooth by the end of the day. Mine flips out a little, but that's probably just because I'm at the really awkward place trying to grow out a bob. I've had mine a year and it still heats up nicely and the plates are still perfect, I recommend it(:

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It normally flips a little in humidity, but it is a lot better than it is curly. I remember it was really rainy and I went out afterward when it was barely sprinkling, and my hair got a little poofy. But my hair was damp.

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Equipped with plug type "A", this model works in the following counties WITHOUT a transformer: USA, Canada, Mexico, American Samoa, Anguilla, Antigua, Aruba, Bahamas, Barbados, Bermuda, Brazil (Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo area), Canada, Cayman Islands, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guam, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Japan, Lebanon, Mexico, Micronesia, Netherlands Antilles, Nicaragua, Okinawa, Palmyra Atoll, Panama, Puerto Rico, Saudi Arabia, Tahiti, Taiwan, Trinidad & Tobago, United States of America, Venezuela, Virgin Islands (British and U.S.).

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Read the manual... it says when the iron reaches the desired temperature, the indicator light will blink rapidly. If you initially set the iron to high temperature (450 in you case) and later adjust to lower temperature, of course the iron will stop heating (too cool itself down). But after it cools down, it will start heating again (indicator will be on). Your iron is normal.

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I use a heat protecting spray when my hair is still wet, the one I'm using now is by Nexxus and it works really well.

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Use sedu moisturizing heat protecting boost, or FHI heat hot sauce. Apply some to your hair and then wait 5 minutes and then flat iron your hair. if there is a sizzling noise when you flat iron your hair that means its too wet, so wait a bit till it's dry.

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try using Silk Elements -mega heat, protection spray. [:

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I use Sunsilk anti - poof . It works on any type of hair. I have a terrible 20 $ Conair straightner and the cream is what makes me hair straight like the CHI . I have a dyed, poofy, frizzy mess and without the Sunsilk A.P , my hair would stay that way. Just don't ever buy Conair !!

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