• 100% Ceramic Plates
• Negative Ion Technology
• Compact Design
• Worldwide Use 100/240V Dual Voltage
• Safe For All Hair Types

The Adagio Not So Mini Flat Iron is a compact styling tool that features premium 100% ceramic plates that deliver the ultimate hair straightening experience for sleek, smooth, and shiny hair.

The lightweight, travel-friendly straightener is smaller than your traditional flat iron, making it an excellent styling tool for bangs, shorter hairstyles, and touch-ups on the go!

1. Start with clean, dry hair. It's important to start with completely dry hair to avoid damaging your hair with excessive heat.

2. Apply a heat protectant spray or serum to your hair. This will help to protect your hair from heat damage.

3. Section your hair. Divide your hair into sections, using clips or hair ties to keep each section separate. This will make it easier to work with and ensure that you don't miss any areas.

4. Adjust the temperature. Choose a temperature that is appropriate for your hair type. For fine or damaged hair, use a lower temperature, and for thick or coarse hair, use a higher temperature.

5. Clamp the flat iron onto a small section of hair near the roots. Hold the flat iron at a 45° angle and glide it down to the ends of your hair. Repeat this process with each section of hair, working your way around your head. Don't go over the same section of hair more than once. This can cause damage to your hair.

6. Use the flat iron to add curls or waves. You can use the flat iron to create different hairstyles, such as loose waves or tight curls, by twisting the flat iron as you glide it down your hair.

7. Finish with a light hairspray or serum. This will help to hold your style in place and add shine to your hair.

Taking good care of your Adagio hair tool is important to ensure that it continues to work effectively and last for a long time. 

1. Hair tools can accumulate hair, dust, and product buildup over time. To clean your tool, unplug it and wipe it down with a damp cloth. You can also use a small brush to remove any debris from the crevices.
2. If you're using a heat styling tool like a flat iron or curling iron, always use a heat protectant spray on your hair before styling. This will help to prevent damage to your hair and your tool.
3. When you're not using your hair tool, store it in a cool, dry place. Avoid storing it in a damp or humid area, as this can cause rusting and damage to the tool.
4. When you're unplugging your hair tool, gently pull on the plug rather than yanking on the cord. This will help to prevent the cord from getting damaged or frayed.
5. Some hair tools, like curling irons and flat irons, should not be used on wet hair. Always make sure your hair is completely dry before using any heat styling tools.

By following these tips, you can help to extend the life of your hair tool and keep it working effectively.