The Hai Flat Iron is one of the most affordable professional hairstyling tools on the market. This flat iron is perfect if you are looking for good quality at a great price. Hai is one of the pioneers in this industry and they continue to produce excellent quality with their products.

One of the initial models that used ceramic type plates was the Hai Flat Iron. It came out with diverse models, each of which share varied benefits that will make hair sparkle with new life. In fact, regardless of the one you choose, this flat iron will make most styling work easier, faster and more efficient.

I have been in the hair styling business for thirty years now, running my own salon where I rent out chairs to varied excellent hairdressers. At one point, I was forced to transform my ten hair styling irons, frustrated because the hair straighteners were just not doing the job that they once did. I had to keep our reputation and picked up my own set of Hai products with great enthusiasm.

So, what benefits did I give my clients with the Hai Flat Iron? Well, top quality styling is what I had in mind. In fact, being one of the less expensive hair flattening products, I found that the benefits really were well worth the price that I paid for them.

For your safety, having a flat iron that heats quickly and has an automatic turn-off is key. Many customers find that in a hurry to get out of the door in the morning, they forget to turn off their flat iron. But, with the HAI flat irons, you never have to worry about that. They heat up quickly, often in as little as 25 seconds, and they will automatically turn off after you are done. For safety alone, this is a great benefit.

In total there are five Hai irons available, though only three truly flat ones. They range in price from as low as $50 to $100 US, though many have seen them on sale for less than that. Now with designs for the American market, these irons build light work of what was once a tedious task. Their customers are happy and their salons are now even more prevalent than before. Some have even gotten requests to sell their own version of the Hai Flat Iron, but of course most wont.