Then came the commute, the humidity, the hair tie or the hat. By lunch, the frizz is back, there's a dent where your ponytail was, and your bangs are doing their own thing.
Redoing it isn't easy. A full-size flat iron needs an outlet, a mirror and time you don't have. Wetting it in the bathroom sink usually makes it worse. So most days you end up just putting it up.
It turns a full restyle into a two-minute touch-up. Fix your hair in the car before a meeting, after the gym, before dinner, or in a hotel room without hunting for a socket. If you fly, cordless hair tools with lithium batteries go in your carry-on, with a cover over the heating part. This one has the cover built in.
It also makes an easy gift. It's small, useful, comes in black or pink, and it's something she'll actually use. It's best for touch-ups and fine to medium hair, not for fully straightening very thick or curly hair.
