Beati clinic flat irons for treatments and styling, set of 2

This set contains two Beati Professional Magic irons with titanium plates. The brand calls it the "clinic dry" set: the irons are meant for salon treatments, where a mask or serum is warmed into the hair, and for styling after a blow-dry. Two tools make sense when the salon has two chairs, or when one iron stays on a low setting for treatments while the other sits at working heat for styling.

How it differs from the single Beati iron. The tool is the same, the job is not: the single iron is chosen for straightening and wet pressing after the perm solution, while this set is built around a steady flow of treatments and finishes. For treatments the brand sets a separate 50-70 °C range and asks you not to go higher. In the Beati catalogue overview, the Silk (or Treatment), Moisture and Return pre-treatment is recommended to be heat-processed with an iron; according to the brand, this helps smooth the cuticle and lets the hair take up more protein from the treatment.

The 90 mm Shiny Pink Titanium plates come in several widths: 24F is a 24 mm flat plate and the basic treatment model, 32F is a 32 mm flat plate for long thick hair, 24R is 24 mm with a curve for waves, and 16R is 16 mm for short cuts and fringes. Which models go into the set is confirmed when you order.

On dry hair the irons give sleek lengths, C-curls and S-curls. In the KSRC test results the brand cites, hair shine rose by 37.64% after one pass, and moisture loss after styling was close to half that of a regular iron. Heat-up takes 15 seconds and recovery to the set temperature about 3 seconds, which matters when an iron is in use all day.

Who it is for

• Salons offering heat-processed treatments with masks and serums through the lengths.
• Stylists who want two identical tools for two workstations.
• Finishing after colour and perms: C-curls, S-curls and sleek lengths.
• Damaged hair, where precise low heat matters.

FAQ

Can I rinse the iron under the tap?

No. The brand does not allow the iron to be put in water. Clean the plates with a damp cloth, then a dry one, as described under How to use.

Why heat the iron to 100 °C after a treatment?

That is how the brand recommends drying the iron after working with wet products, before storing it.

Do these irons work on wet hair?

Yes. It is the same model as the single version, and according to the brand the plates are water-resistant and suitable for both wet and dry work.

Treatment: apply the product to clean hair, set the iron to 50-70 °C and glide slowly over each section. Afterwards wipe the plates with a damp towel or wet wipe, clean the gaps between the plates, then dry them off. Heat the iron to 100 °C for about 3 minutes so it dries out inside, and only then put it away.

Styling: dry the hair and set the heat by hair condition - per the brand chart, 100-140 °C for fine hair, 160-180 °C for healthy hair, 180-220 °C for thick and curly hair.