Philips 7000 Series Hair Straightener Guide

How to Choose the Right Hair straightener

Choosing a hair straightener comes down to matching its plates, temperature controls and practical design to your hair type and styling routine. Comparing these details can help you find a model that is easier to use while avoiding unnecessary heat exposure.

Key Features to Consider

Use these three criteria to compare hair straighteners and decide which features matter most for your needs.

Plate material and width: Look for smooth, evenly finished ceramic plates for a consistent glide, and check whether the plate width suits your hair length and thickness. Narrower plates can offer more control around shorter hair and fringes, while wider plates may help style longer or thicker sections more quickly.

Temperature control: Choose a straightener with adjustable heat settings so you can use a lower temperature on fine, colour-treated or fragile hair and a higher one only when your hair needs it. A clear temperature display makes it easier to set and monitor the heat rather than relying on a single fixed setting.

Safety and ease of use: Check for an automatic shut-off, a heat-resistant storage option and a swivel cord if you plan to style regularly. If you travel, confirm that the straightener supports the voltage used at your destination and that its plug is suitable; cordless models also need enough battery life for your usual styling session.

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Adaptive Noise Cancelling and Smart Ambient Modes

The Philips 7000 Series Hair Straightener BHS752/00 help you tailor your listening to the moment. Adaptive Noise Cancelling is designed to reduce surrounding distractions when you want to focus on music, while Smart Ambient modes let more of the world around you come through when staying aware matters.

Clearer Calls and Signature Sound

For hands-free conversations, 4-mic technology supports the earphones' calling capability, making it easier to take calls while travelling. When it is time to listen, Pure Bass Sound brings focused audio depth to all your content.

Up to 24 Hours of Battery and IP54 Protection

With up to 24 hours of total battery life, these earphones are built to support long listening routines. An IP54 water and dust resistance rating adds reassurance for gym sessions and everyday journeys.

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For a smoother, less frizzy finish

When static and frizz make your hair harder to style, you can glide the floating ceramic plates through it; their argan-oil infusion helps them move smoothly, while the ion function helps reduce static and frizz. You get a smoother-looking finish with less fuss.

For styling with more heat control

If you like to choose the heat for each styling session, select from 12 settings between 120°C and 230°C or use the 210°C preset. You can settle on a temperature that suits the way you want to style your hair.

For quicker weekday styling

When you have limited time to get ready, the straightener heats up in around 30 seconds, and the LED display lets you check the selected temperature at a glance. You can get started sooner and keep your routine moving.

For more reassuring storage between uses

If you sometimes get distracted after styling, the straightener switches off automatically after 30 minutes, giving you added peace of mind; the heat-resistant pouch also gives you a dedicated place to store it between sessions. You can finish your routine with less worry and keep your styling kit together.

Frequently Asked Questions

What temperature should I use on the Philips 7000 Series BHS752/00?

The Philips 7000 Series BHS752/00 has 12 heat settings from 120°C to 230°C, so you can match the temperature to your hair. Philips recommends 120–160°C for fine or damaged hair, 170–200°C for normal hair and 210–230°C for thick or coarse hair; the 210°C preset gives quick access to that setting.

Can I use the Philips BHS752/00 on wet hair?

Use the Philips BHS752/00 only on clean, dry, detangled hair; its hot ceramic plates are not intended for wet hair, wigs or artificial hair. Keep the plates away from skin, switch the straightener off and unplug it after styling, then let it cool fully before placing it in the heat-resistant pouch.

How quickly does the Philips BHS752/00 heat up?

The Philips 7000 Series BHS752/00 heats up in around 30 seconds, and its ready indicator shows when it is up to temperature. Choose one of the 12 settings, wait briefly for the signal, then start straightening without a long warm-up.

A guide to the Philips 7000 Series hair straightener BHS752/00