Bosch Pro-Salon Sensor Hair Straightener - PHS8667GB

The sensor technology continuously monitors the pressure you apply. If it detects excessive pressure that could lead to hair damage, it gently vibrates, providing real-time feedback to encourage a lighter, safer styling technique.

No, this straightener is designed for use on dry hair only. Using it on wet hair can cause damage, frizz, and may not provide the desired results. Always ensure your hair is completely dry before styling.

For fine, damaged, or color-treated hair, start with a lower temperature (e.g., 150-170°C). For normal hair, 170-190°C is often suitable. For thick, coarse, or very curly hair, you might need a higher temperature (e.g., 190-210°C). Always start low and increase gradually until you achieve the desired result without discomfort or damage. The digital control allows for precise adjustment.

Ensure the straightener is turned off and completely cool. Gently wipe the anodised plates with a soft, slightly damp cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners, harsh chemicals, or anything that could scratch the plates, as this can affect performance.

Most modern Bosch straighteners include an automatic safety shut-off feature after a period of inactivity (e.g., 60 minutes). Please refer to your product manual for the exact specifications and duration for the PHS8667GB model.

The ionisation feature releases negative ions that neutralize positive ions found in dry, frizzy hair. This helps to reduce static electricity, smooth the hair cuticle, lock in moisture, and leave your hair feeling softer, shinier, and visibly less frizzy.

Ensure the power cord is securely plugged into a functional electrical outlet. Try a different outlet to rule out a power source issue. Check the power button has been pressed and held long enough.

Ensure hair is clean, completely dry, and thoroughly detangled before styling. Check the plates for any product residue or damage. Ensure you are using small, manageable sections of hair.

The vibration indicates too much pressure is being applied. Try to lighten your grip and use less force when gliding the straightener through your hair. Work with smaller sections to reduce the need for excessive pressure.

Ensure the straightener has reached its optimal temperature. Check that the ionisation feature is active (if indicated by a light/display). Make sure you are passing the straightener slowly and evenly through each section. Consider using a slightly higher temperature if your hair is thick and resistant, within safe limits.

Ensure you are using the rounded plates correctly for curling. Practice rotating the straightener 180 degrees as you pull it through a section of hair. Experiment with different section sizes and pulling speeds to achieve desired curl tightness.