
InStyler Straight Up Mini Heated Styling Brush
- 45 ceramic heated plates
- Up to 400F with digital display
- Dual voltage for travel
- Cool tip ionic bristles
- Automatic shut off
Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A travel-size heated straightening brush with ceramic plates and dual voltage for smoothing on the go. Its small head takes more passes on long, thick hair.
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ASIN: B07XHNHVPZCategory: Hair Straighteners
Overview
Brushing and straightening in one pass, the InStyler mini heats ceramic plates around ionic bristles that smooth frizz as they comb. The small size fits a purse, and dual voltage works overseas.
Compact size and dual voltage make it a practical travel straightener. It reaches the root on short hair. Long, thick hair needs more passes.
Who it's for
Short to medium hair and gym or travel touch-ups suit it. Daily full straightening of long hair calls for a full-size brush or iron.
Pros and cons
- Digital temperature display
- Ionic bristles fight frizz
- Auto shut off
- Small head slows long hair
- Heat protectant not included
Performance notes
Heated plates warm hair as bristles comb through, smoothing as you brush. Slower passes on thick sections give straighter results. Even heat avoids hot spots.
Specifications
| Brand | InStyler |
|---|---|
| Size | Mini, travel size |
| Max Temperature Setting | 400F |
| Heater Surface Material | Ceramic, 45 heated plates |
| Input Voltage | Dual voltage |
| Additional features | Digital temperature display, automatic shut off, cool tip ionic bristles |
Frequently asked questions
Can I use the InStyler Straight Up Mini overseas?
Yes. It has dual voltage capability.
How hot does the InStyler mini brush get?
Up to 400F, shown on a digital display.
Will it work on long hair?
It can be used on medium-long hair for smoothing and removing frizz.
Does it turn off by itself?
Yes. It has automatic shut off.