0.3" Pencil Flat Iron
0.3-inch plates, hot in 15 seconds
- Ceramic plates narrow enough to reach the root.
- PTC heat in about 15 seconds.
- Heat from 300 to 450°F.
- A travel pouch and a glove in the box.
Description
Slim 0.3" ceramic pencil iron for short hair, pixie cuts, and bangs, with five heat settings 300°F–450°F, ~15-second PTC heat-up, 3D floating plates, curved rounded edges for crease-free curls, anti-pinch design, heat glove, and travel pouch.
About this product
A slim 0.3" ceramic pencil iron for short hair, pixie cuts, and bangs. Five heat settings span about 300°F–450°F with roughly 15-second PTC heat-up. 3D floating plates, curved rounded edges for crease-free curls, and an anti-pinch design support detail work, with a heat glove and travel pouch included.
The narrow plates reach what a full-size iron misses: roots, edges, bangs and a pixie cut. Ceramic floating plates are there for glide and even contact; rounded edges support small curls without harsh creases. Keep the anti-pinch orientation in mind on fine hairlines, and store the iron in the travel pouch once cool.
Choose this when short-hair detail is the job. Choose Cool Curl Pencil when you also want cool airflow. Choose the 1" titanium iron when you need full-head straightening and curling on longer hair.
Pros
- Purpose-built width for pixie, bangs, and short sections.
- Fast heat-up and high heat ceiling for resistant short hair.
- Glove and pouch included for safer travel kits.
Cons
- Too narrow for efficient full-head passes on long thick hair.
- No steam or vent system.
- Curl capability is detail-scale, not large wand spirals.
Who it suits
With 0.3" ceramic plates, this is the narrowest iron Wavytalk makes. It's for pixie cuts, short hair and bangs, and Wavytalk also lists it for men's beards. The thin plates get close to the roots, where a regular 1" iron can't reach.
It is not the iron for long, thick hair, which would take far too many passes; the Titanium Flat Iron or the wide Vent Sesh handle that job.
How to use it
- Start on clean, dry hair or beard.
- Set the heat between 300°F and 450°F; finer hair needs less.
- The PTC heater is ready in about 15 seconds.
- Take very small sections and glide close to the root for straightening, or turn the iron as you glide for a small bend.
- Around the face, wear the glove on the hand that holds the hair.
Care and storage
Let it cool fully, then slip it into the heat-proof travel pouch it comes with. It weighs 10.72 ounces, and the pouch makes it easy to pack.
What's in the box
The iron, a heat-proof travel pouch and a heat-resistant glove.
Key specs
- Slim 0.3" ceramic pencil iron.
- For short hair, pixie cuts and bangs.
- Five heat settings about 300°F–450°F.
- About 15-second PTC heat-up.
- 3D floating plates; curved rounded edges for crease-free curls.
- Anti-pinch design.
- Heat glove and travel pouch included.
- Detail tool beside full-size titanium and vented irons.
FAQ
Why is there a small gap between the plates when I close it?
The plates float, so Wavytalk notes there may be a slight gap when the iron is closed. Press a little harder for full contact.
Can men use it on a beard?
Yes. Wavytalk lists beards alongside short hair, pixie cuts and bangs.
What's the temperature range?
300°F to 450°F.
What voltage does it use?
Wavytalk doesn't state a voltage range for this iron. Check the label on it before you use it abroad.
