Reviewed by Nicky Spochter, Senior Hair Revival & Smoothing Expert, Partners Hair V&A Waterfront · September 2026

Moyoko makes three flat irons, and they're more alike than the names suggest. Two share identical technology and differ only in plate width; the third is a different tool with a different kit. Here are the official specifications side by side, and how our stylists pick between them.


Key takeaways

  • Classic for fine, normal or shoulder-length hair and first-time buyers. Standard-width tourmaline-ceramic plates, 110–230°C.
  • Infinity for thick, long or curly hair. Same technology, 1.65-inch (42 mm) plates, so each pass covers more hair.
  • Pro Glider when you want the kit: extra-wide plates, 120–230°C, 60-minute auto shut-off, clips, comb, travel bag and heat mat.
  • Moyoko's own temperature guide: 150°C fine or damaged, 180°C coloured, 210°C normal to thick, 230°C keratin-treated only.
  • Whichever you buy, one slow pass at the right setting beats three fast ones at maximum.

How do the Classic, Infinity and Pro Glider compare?

Classic Infinity Pro Glider
Plates Solid ceramic, tourmaline-infused, floating Solid ceramic, tourmaline-infused, floating, 1.65″ (42 mm) wide Extra-wide ceramic, approx. 1″ × 3.5″
Temperature range 110–230°C 110–230°C 120–230°C
Infrared + ionic Yes Yes Not listed by Moyoko
Display Digital Digital Digital
Cord 2 m, 360° swivel 2 m, 360° swivel 2.5 m, 360° swivel
Auto shut-off Not listed Not listed After 60 min
Dual voltage Yes Yes Not listed
In the box Iron Iron Iron, 4 croc clips, V-comb, PU travel bag, heat mat
Warranty 12 months, register within 30 days 12 months, register within 30 days 12 months on the iron, register within 30 days

Specifications from Moyoko's official product pages, September 2026.

Moyoko Classic, Infinity and Pro Glider straighteners side by side
Three Moyoko irons — the Classic and Infinity share one technology; the Pro Glider is its own kit

Who is the Classic for?

Fine, normal or shoulder-length hair, and anyone buying their first proper iron. Standard-width solid ceramic floating plates infused with tourmaline, infrared heat that Moyoko rates at up to 60% less damage than conventional plates, an ionic generator for frizz control, and a 110–230°C range on a digital display. It's the everyday iron in our salons.

Moyoko Classic Straightener with digital display
Moyoko Classic Straightener — 110–230°C, infrared and ionic

Who is the Infinity for?

Thick, long or very curly hair. Identical technology to the Classic, but the flexible floating plates are 1.65 inches (42 mm) wide, so each pass covers noticeably more hair. Dense hair straightens faster and sees less heat overall. It's the iron our stylists reach for when a client has density to get through.

Moyoko Infinity Ceramic Straightener with wide plates
Moyoko Infinity — 1.65-inch flexible plates for thick and long hair

Who is the Pro Glider for?

Anyone who wants the kit, or travels. Extra-wide ceramic plates, a 120–230°C range, a 2.5 m cord and a 60-minute auto shut-off, packed with four croc clips, a V-shaped styling comb, a PU-leather travel bag and a heat-resistant mat. Available in Onyx Black or Pink. One honest note: Moyoko lists infrared and ionic technology for the Classic and Infinity but not for the Pro Glider, so if those are what you're buying for, choose one of the first two.

Moyoko Pro Glider Onyx Black straightener kit with travel case
Moyoko Pro Glider kit — iron, clips, comb, bag and mat

What temperature should I use?

Moyoko publishes its own guide, and it matches what we teach in the salon:

  • 150°C — damaged or fine hair
  • 180°C — light or coloured hair
  • 210°C — normal to thick hair
  • 230°C — keratin-treated hair or heavy restyling only

Most clients who think they need 230°C need 180°C and a slower pass.

How do our stylists choose?

'I ask two questions before I recommend an iron: how dense is the hair, and how much of it is there? Fine or normal hair, shoulder length — the Classic, every time. Thick or long, where you're doing pass after pass — the Infinity, because the wider plate halves your time and halves the heat exposure. The Pro Glider is for the client who travels or wants the kit. Whichever it is, go one setting lower than you think you need. The infrared does the work.' — Nicky Spochter, Senior Hair Revival & Smoothing Expert, Partners Hair V&A Waterfront

Nicky Spochter, Senior Hair Revival and Smoothing Expert at Partners Hair V&A Waterfront
Nicky Spochter, Partners Hair V&A Waterfront

What else do I need?

  • Beat the Heat 150ml — heat protection to 230°C, before every pass.
  • Register your tool within 30 days of purchase to activate the 12-month warranty. Keep your Partners Hair proof of purchase.

Shop the full range in our Moyoko collection, or compare against every other professional iron we stock in straighteners and flat irons. Every Moyoko tool we sell is 100% authentic from an authorised stockist, and ships free over R390.

Personal consultations with Nicky. Not sure which plate your hair needs, or fighting frizz that no iron fixes? Book a one-on-one with Nicky at our V&A Waterfront salon.

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Frequently asked questions

Which Moyoko iron is best for thick hair?
The Infinity. Its 1.65-inch flexible plates cover more hair per pass, so thick or long hair straightens faster with less heat.

What is the difference between the Classic and the Infinity?
Plate width only. Same tourmaline-ceramic plates, infrared and ionic technology, 110–230°C range and 2 m cord.

Does the Pro Glider have infrared and ionic technology?
Moyoko doesn't list either for the Pro Glider. It's sold on its extra-wide plates, auto shut-off and travel kit.

Can I travel with them?
The Classic and Infinity are dual voltage. The Pro Glider comes with a travel bag, but Moyoko doesn't list dual voltage for it, so check before you pack it for overseas.

Can I straighten coloured hair?
Yes, at 180°C per Moyoko's own guide, with heat protectant every time.

What's the warranty?
Twelve months on all three irons. Register within 30 days of purchase to activate it.


Related: how the infrared, ionic and ceramic technology works, how to clean your flat iron, and the complete Moyoko guide.


Advice from salon-trained professionals. Partners Hair — 24 salons across Cape Town, since 1984.

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