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Remington Wet2Straight


Question Posted Sunday August 31 2008, 2:07 am

Remington Wet2Straight Straighning Flat Iron


how come i hear about that straightener a lot? ITS SO CHEAP! i dont think it wud work! DOES it?


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LM answered Sunday August 31 2008, 10:56 pm:
It works amazingly well. My hair got wicked straight whenever I used it. It doesn't burn your fingers anymore than any other straightener could. The steam produced by straightening wet hair can burn. Steam is hot. Hot things burn. Becareful, and you'll be alright. Plus, straightening wet hair is bad anyways. It's wicked awesome on dry hair!


It's cheap, but who cares? Price isn't always an indicator of quality [often it is, at least to an extent]. I had a Wet2Straight for almost 3 years and just recently replaced it with a Solia [$90]. The only difference is that the Solia gets hotter, and if I had had to pay for it myself, I probably would have gone with another Wet2Straight, haha. It's definitely worth the price, and it can really take a beating, so it's great if you're klutzy.


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GhoulOnParade answered Sunday August 31 2008, 5:09 pm:
NEVER EVER straighten your hair wet. I don't care if they call it a "Wet2Straight" straightener. It still fries your hair, so never straighten your hair wet.
Just remember that.

And I've heard that using that particular brand (WHEN YOUR HAIR IS DRY AND DRY ONLY) it works nicely.
If you buy it, though, don't straighten it wet.

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Disconnected answered Sunday August 31 2008, 1:09 pm:
I had it.
I never used it on wet hair since it basically fried it.
on dry hair it worked amazingly.
Sadly mine stopped working :(

Oh, and you get a nice carry bag for it :D

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ASAPcamille answered Sunday August 31 2008, 11:55 am:
I never had a problem with it burning my fingers.
The straightener will work best using it on dry hair.
I liked it, but then I broke mine.

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kristen22 answered Sunday August 31 2008, 10:57 am:
It does work BUT the steam coming from your wet hair burns your fingers. I bought it and did like it except for the burnt fingers part which is unavoidable for you to straighten your hair so I took it back in like 3 days.

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