Abstract: A hair altering assembly alters hair structure with heat forming a generally flat dimension to save space. An external power is not required to provide electricity to generate the heat; thereby saving space and enhancing portability. The assembly includes a pair of planar members having a generally flat, elongated shape. The planar members hingedly move between an open positon to receive hair, and a closed positon for engaging hair to alter the structure thereof. The planar members include an inner surface that engages the hair and an outer surface providing a surface for manipulating the assembly. A circuitry generates heat. The heat generated at the circuitry transfers to a heat panel on the inner surface. A power source slot operatively connects to the power source, which is recharged from a charging portion. A heat resistant container stows the planar members while inhibiting the transfer of heat.