Infrared Hair Repair Cold Iron – Ultrasonic & Infrared Treatment Booster

Cold Plates, No Burning, Only Treatment

The Infrared iron looks like a regular flat iron but works very differently: it has two plates, one generating ultrasonic vibrations and the other emitting infrared light, and both remain cold during use, so it cannot burn the hair. This makes it a safer alternative to hot irons for treatment services, especially on fragile or sensitized hair.​​

Deep Penetration & Up to 5× More Effective Treatments

The ultrasonic plate waves break applied products (masks, ampoules, Botox, etc.) into micro molecules, allowing active ingredients to penetrate deeper into the hair cortex (capillary structure).

• Traditional application: product effectiveness is around 20%.

• With the Infrared iron: effectiveness can reach close to 100%, making treatments up to 5× more efficient, with noticeably improved hydration and revitalization.

How It Transforms Professional Hair Care

By driving almost all of the product into the hair fiber, the Infrared iron:

• Intensifies repair, hydration, and reconstruction results

• Accelerates the therapeutic process, so clients see faster improvement in hair quality

• Enhances shine, softness, and strength without adding heat damage

Experienced specialists use it as a catalyst tool to make salon treatments work deeper, quicker, and more economically.​​

Ideal Uses & Time-Saving Benefits

• Perfect with Capillary Botox and repair masks: it can reduce Botox processing/exposure time by around 15 minutes while maintaining or improving results.

• Great for intensive hydration, cold recovery, and restorative protocols where maximum product uptake is desired.

Important: It is not recommended with Nanoplastia, since this straightening treatment depends on controlled heat to activate and fix the result in the hair, and a cold iron cannot replace that heat phase.​​

Professional Use Guidelines

• Apply your chosen treatment evenly on clean, damp hair.

• Work in thin sections, passing the Infrared iron several times (e.g., 5–8 passes per strand, ~10 seconds per pass) to fully miniaturize and drive product into the fiber.​​

• Allow additional processing time if required by the product, then rinse and finish as directed.

Used correctly, the Infrared Hair Repair Cold Iron is a powerful professional add-on that boosts treatment performance, protects hair from heat, and elevates visible results for your clients.