Premium Hair Straightener – Deeper Than Hair with Travel Case
Original price was: ₨ 9,800.₨ 8,400Current price is: ₨ 8,400.
Salon-grade titanium flat iron with genuine 110–240V dual voltage — no converter needed, anywhere in the world. Wide plates cut styling time on thick or long hair; the adjustable dial lets you match heat to your hair type. Includes a foam-lined hard travel case.
Deeper Than Hair Straightener — Built for Travel, Powerful Enough for Thick Hair
The Deeper Than Hair Professional Hair Straightener is a titanium-plate flat iron built around one genuinely useful feature most straighteners don’t have: real dual voltage. A 110–240V / 50–60Hz rating means it runs safely on Pakistani home current and on the electrical standard of virtually every country you’d travel to — no step-down converter, no adapter, no risk of burning out the element on the wrong voltage.
Why dual voltage actually matters
Most portable voltage converters are rated for well under 250 watts — hair straighteners and dryers routinely exceed that, which is why so many travelers have burned out an iron using a converter that was never rated for it. A genuinely dual-voltage tool like this one sidesteps that risk entirely: the straightener itself handles the voltage range, not an external adapter.
Wide titanium plates, built for thick and long hair
The wide, polished titanium-finish plates cover more hair per pass than a standard narrow-plate iron, which means fewer strokes and less total heat exposure to reach the same result — particularly noticeable on medium-to-long, thick hair where a narrow iron means going over the same section repeatedly. Titanium heats up faster and holds temperature more consistently under continuous use than ceramic, which is why it’s the material of choice for thicker, more resistant hair textures (see the FAQ below for how this compares to ceramic on finer hair).
Adjustable heat for your actual hair type
The rotary temperature dial isn’t just a marketing bullet point — using the right heat for your hair type is the single biggest factor in avoiding heat damage. Fine, color-treated, or chemically relaxed hair styles well at lower settings; thick, coarse, or naturally curly hair typically needs more heat to straighten effectively. Dial it in rather than defaulting to maximum heat every time (more on recommended ranges by hair type in the FAQ).
Travel-ready presentation
It ships and stores in a branded, foam-lined hard carry case — egg-crate foam on top, a flat foam base beneath, holding the iron securely on every side so the plates don’t scratch against anything else in a suitcase. It’s the kind of protective case a salon tool comes in, not a flimsy retail box, which also makes it present well as a gift for a bride, a student heading off to university, or anyone who travels often.
Who this is for
Daily home styling, pre-event and bridal prep, frequent international travel, and gifting — for medium-to-long or thick hair where wide plates save real time. If you mostly need precision work on very short hair, tight curls, or bangs, a narrower travel-mini iron will serve you better than a wide-plate one (see FAQ).
Frequently Asked Questions
What temperature should I use for my hair type?
Fine or color-treated hair: 150–175°C (300–350°F). Medium hair: 175–190°C (350–375°F). Thick, coarse, or curly hair: 190–210°C (375–410°F). Start on the lower end and increase only if needed — higher heat doesn’t straighten better, it just adds damage risk.
Do I need a voltage converter to use this straightener abroad?
No. This iron is rated 110–240V / 50–60Hz, covering both Pakistani home current and the electrical standard used in nearly every country worldwide. In fact, most travel voltage converters aren’t rated to safely handle a straightener’s wattage at all — genuine dual voltage avoids that risk rather than relying on one.
Are titanium plates better than ceramic?
It depends on hair type. Titanium heats faster and holds a consistent temperature better under continuous use, making it well-suited to thick, coarse, or resistant hair. Ceramic distributes heat more gently and evenly, which is often preferred for fine or previously damaged hair. This iron’s titanium-finish plates are built for the former.
Can I use this straightener on wet hair?
No — never straighten wet or damp hair. It causes steam-related breakage and can damage both your hair and the plates. Always dry hair completely first, ideally with a heat protectant applied beforehand, before using any flat iron including this one.
How many times should I pass the iron over one section to avoid damage?
One to two passes per section is enough with a properly heated iron and dry hair. Repeatedly passing over the same section to compensate for too-low heat causes more cumulative damage than using a slightly higher (but still hair-type-appropriate) temperature and passing once or twice.
Is this straightener good for short hair or creating curls, not just straightening?
The wide plates are built to cover more hair per pass on medium-to-long or thick hair, which is where they save the most time. For very short hair, fringes, or tight curling work, a narrower travel-mini iron gives more precision — this is a straightening-focused, wide-plate tool.
What’s included with the straightener?
The iron itself, plus a branded hard-shell carry case with foam-lined interior (egg-crate foam on top, a flat foam base beneath) that holds the straightener securely during travel or storage and protects the plates from scratching.





















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