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Wet 2 Dry Hair Straighteners
Hey guys! So I was in walmart recently and I discovered wet to dry hair straighteners. I've seen ads in magazines for them before but they seem almost too good to be true. One of the two I found is called Wet 2 Style made by Remington for $25.47 and it looks like a normal straightener for dry hair. The other is called Infiniti Hair Designer by Conair for $49.94 and it looks like a comb with ceramic plates. I have several questions.
1. Is the more expensive one a better deal?
2. I dont want to have to use the wet 2 dry straightener and then have to go over it with my dry straightener. So, are Wet 2 Dry straighteners worth it?
3. I get phenominal results with my dry straightener. My hair is damaged yes from the heat but its very smooth and soft. Do wet 2 dry straighteners give the same effect?
Also if it matters my hair is thick, wavy, and frizzy. I had a chemical relaxer put on it back in June but it's still a bit frizzy. Basically I want to know if wet 2 dry straighteners are worth it and any experiences (good and bad) you all have had with them!
Thank You!
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Both straighteners are horrible at straightening hair. Conair and Remington are the worst flatiron companies out there.
It looks like you are willing to spend $50 on a straightener, so I would HIGHLY recommend purchasing a GVP (Generic Value Product) straightener from Sally Beauty Supply. It's only $50 this month, and it's as good as the CHI (that's pretty good!).
I've bought Conair, Remington, and GVP brand flatirons. GVP is by far the best brand. I ended up returning the Conair and Remington ones.
Typically, wet-to-straight flatirons do not straighten wet hair. They are just a waste of time.
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I have the Remington Wet2Straight straightener. I've used it with my hair when it was wet I think once, and I got sucky results. It does NOT make your hair stick straight and smooth, it makes it puffy and takes a long time to even make it work good. It'd be quicker just to blow dry your hair and then straighten it - plus you'd get better results. It works good when my hair's dry, though. I think that basically any wet/dry straightener will have the same results. I don't have any experience with the other kind of straightener, so I don't know if it works well.
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I have one. I think it's the Remington. It works great and I have thick hair. I always use it on the highest it will go, even when my hair is dry, but I think it might be better if I would put it on a lower setting.
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yeah
wet to dry straighteners suck.
i have two striaghteners
one was about 100$ and its a chi
and the other one is about 30$ and its a vidal sassoon
personaly i use the 30$ every single day
ive maybe used the 100$ about 5 times.
i dont think the more expensive the better the straightener is
i think it just is how youre hair works with it and the type of hair you have
so hope i helped a little?
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I've heard that Wet 2 Dry straighteners suck. I really recommend Chi straighteners. They are more expensive (anywhere from $99-$150), but they are well worth it. My mom and I both have Chi's and even though my hair is naturally straight/relaxed, I use it to straighten my ends. My Mom's hair gets really wavy after she takes a shower so she blow dries it and uses her Chi and it works really well.
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You can take a look at the online beauty supplier store, Folica, and you can find the different Chi's and read other people's reviews.
I would also suggest visiting your local State Beauty Supply/Sally Beauty Supply and taking a look at the different Chi's available.
Hope I helped! ♥
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