Steam Sesh Flat Iron
Steam iron with a removable comb
- 1.38-inch plates. Steam only while they are closed.
- Steam can be turned off.
- Five heats, up to 450°F.
- Fill the tank with distilled or purified water.
Description
Nano titanium steam flat iron with 1.38" plates, detachable comb, Hydro-Infusion mist (steam can be turned off), five heat levels 300°F–450°F with LED screen, and humidity-resistant hold. Box includes glove, clips, scrunchie, and water fill bottle.
About this product
Steam Sesh is a nano titanium steam flat iron with about 1.38" plates, a detachable comb, and Hydro-Infusion mist that can be turned off. Five heat levels span about 300°F–450°F with an LED screen, and Wavytalk says the finish is built to resist humidity. The box includes a glove, clips, scrunchie, and water fill bottle.
This is the plate iron beside Steamline Pro’s brush: titanium plates clamp and glide while optional steam softens the pass, and the detachable comb helps keep sections aligned. Turning steam off gives you a conventional titanium flat iron when you do not want mist. LED heat display helps lock a consistent setting across a full head.
Choose Steam Sesh for steam-capable plates. Choose Steamline Pro for a steam brush aimed at curly/coily silk-press work. Choose the dry 1" titanium iron when you never want a water tank. Choose Vent Sesh when wide vents for damp hair matter more than mist infusion.
Pros
- Optional steam plus detachable comb covers mist and dry-plate days in one tool.
- LED heat display and ~450°F ceiling support precise, high-heat work.
- Accessory kit includes fill bottle and sectioning clips.
Cons
- Steam reservoir adds fill and cleaning steps versus dry titanium irons.
- Narrower than Vent Sesh for very long dense hair that wants maximum plate width.
- Humidity-resistant hold is Wavytalk's own description, not a lab result.
Who it suits
Steam Sesh is a flat iron with optional steam, so it sits between a dry titanium iron and a steam brush. Its 1.38" nano titanium plates are wide enough for thick or textured hair, and the Hydro-Infusion mist softens hair as you glide.
You can switch the steam off for a plain dry pass. Wavytalk points the lower settings at fine or color-treated hair and the higher ones at thick or 4C hair.
How to use it
- Fill the reservoir with distilled or purified water.
- Pick one of five settings on the LED screen: 300°F, 340°F, 370°F, 410°F or 450°F.
- Clip on the detachable comb and keep its teeth facing down; facing up can snag hair.
- Close the plates on a section and glide slowly; steam only comes out when the plates are closed.
- Take the comb off for a sleeker final pass.
Care and storage
Empty the reservoir after use and let the iron cool before storing. Distilled or purified water also helps the steam system last, Wavytalk says. The iron is a little heavier than a standard flat iron because of the built-in water tank, which also adds even pressure.
What's in the box
Steam straightener, detachable comb, heat-resistant glove, two hair clips, scrunchie, water fill bottle and user manual.
Key specs
- Nano titanium steam flat iron with ~1.38" plates.
- Detachable comb; Hydro-Infusion mist (steam can be turned off).
- Five heat levels about 300°F–450°F with LED screen.
- Humidity-resistant hold is part of the spec.
- Box includes glove, clips, scrunchie, and water fill bottle.
- Plate form factor with optional steam.
- Mid-width between 1" dry titanium and 1.75" Vent Sesh.
- Steam-capable alternative to dry-plate straighteners.
FAQ
Can I use it without steam?
Yes. The steam function can be turned off.
Why isn't steam coming out?
For safety, it only steams when the plates are closed.
Which way should the comb face?
Teeth down. Facing up may pull and snag hair.
What water should I use?
Distilled or purified water, for the best steam and longer life.