Wet 2 straight??

Question

Does that Wet 2 Straight Hair straightener really work????

And another question: Any hair tips What so ever?? I'm open to any tips, products I should try, ANYTHING!

Answer 1

The Wet to Straight relli doesnt work all that great. Also it takes longer than to just blow dry your hair. Here is what I do to straighten my hair:

1. SHAMPOO your hair with Pantene Clarifying Shampoo [removes all gel & hairspray from the day before]

2.CONDITION with Gardiar Frutius [ good for frizzy hair]

3. DRY your hair with a towel

4. SEPERATE your hair by taking all of it and clip it up, except for a thin layer on the bottom

5. BLOW DRY the thin layer of hair

6. APPLY lotion [just any kind, just make sure you like the smell :] evenly to layer of hair.

7. STRAIGHTEN the layer of hair.

8. UPCLIP another layer and do the same thing [blow dry and put lotion] until you straighten all your hair.

9. STRAIGHTEN any bangs that you have.

10. APPLY Crew wax [ you can purchase at any salon, I know it's for men but it works awesomely] to the top of ur head [where the fly-aways are]

You don't have to believe me about the lotion but it works, I promise. Just don't put too much [put about the size of a nickel for each layer of hair.]

Answer 2

Using a hair straightening iron ( and then applying styling wax afterwards) always does the trick for me!

I know im a guy and all, but i take pride in my appearance, and having long curly hair, i prefer to strighten it and KEEP it straight with the wax

Answer 3

i have naturally straight hair...but have friends who own that straightener.

it really does work, but it's horrendously bad for your hair if you use it on wet hair. so, if you use a straightener (any type, on wet or dry hair), you might want to use a hair shampoo that heals the damage you get from blow drying, curling, straightening, perming your hair. (like Dove's Advanced Care shampoo).

Answer 4

Dry your hair with a regular blow dryer until its damp than use the wet to dry staightner. dont forget the product a sraightening balm first and shine gloss after.

Answer 5

If that's designed to straighten your hair promptly from moist then probability is it in basic terms isn't as undesirable on your as established straighteners will be in case you used them on moist hair. although, i'd nevertheless advise attempting to make positive your hair is dry before straightening it as no count number of technologies in straighteners gained't damage your hair, really at the same time as that's moist. To be person-friendly, i'd say in basic terms use them on moist hair once you actually ought to. apart from that, purely straighten your hair at the same time as that's dry, and clearly attempt to apply protective sprays and in no way straighten your hair too commonly. i'd also advise utilising shampoo made really for dry/damaged hair. i exploit Tresemme and it honestly works. apart from all of that, i'm hoping you relish your new straighteners and look wonderful each and each and every of the time (:

Answer 6

I have it and it dosen't really work. It takes even longer then drying your hair and then straigtening it would take. It also seems to fry my hair. But it works fine on dry hair.

Answer 7

no!!!! it totally fries your hair. i have wavy/cruly hair an dit takes 20 times longer and ur hair is 100 times deader than ever. dont use it.

Answer 8

No that is really bad for your hair here is a good straightener http://www.walgreens.com/store/product.jsp?CATID=100318&navAction=jump&navCount=1&skuid=sku399694&id=prod399693#
here is a product so that you arent damaging your hair http://www.walgreens.com/store/product.jsp?CATID=100709&navAction=jump&navCount=2&skuid=sku1332638&id=prod1332648 and here is how to straighten your hair http://www.seventeen.com/beauty/hairguide/spc/0,,625851_658704,00.html good luck! :)

Answer 9

read tips on hair staightening on this site

Answer 10

yes it works...i used it and i have curly hair, and my hair came out amazing