When it comes to titanium vs. ceramic, there are several things to consider. Effectiveness, heat evenness, heat transfer, durability, and ease of use will all play an essential role in what you decide.<\/p>

Titanium heats up very quickly but is known to produce cold spots, leading to missed sections of hair. However, it is highly effective at straightening unruly hair because of its high heat. It also transfers heat to the hair more quickly, making straightening or manipulating your hair much faster.<\/p>

With titanium, you run the risk of damaging your hair with heat if you\u2019re not careful. The material is also more fragile than ceramic. If you were to drop a titanium hair straightener, it would likely crack. However, titanium is very lightweight, so when you\u2019re raising your arms above your head for long periods of time, a titanium flat iron may be more comfortable.<\/p>

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On the contrary, ceramic features gentle, even heating. It doesn\u2019t heat up as quickly, but we\u2019re really only talking about a few seconds difference. It distributes heat more effectively than titanium, so while you won\u2019t experience cold spots, you also won\u2019t experience a rapid heat transfer to your hair, meaning it won\u2019t work as quickly.<\/p>

The temperature of ceramic is easier to control, so you don\u2019t run as much of a risk damaging your hair. However, you may also make more passes through your hair before it\u2019s completely straight. Ceramic is highly durable and will last a long time under heavy use, but it is slightly heavier and may be more uncomfortable for long styling periods.<\/p>

Given the titanium plates, the Flair Titanium LUX is ideally suited for coarse, curly, thick, unruly hair. However, because of the customizable temperature settings, it\u2019s also an excellent solution for all hair types.<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t