Wet To Dry Straightener

I had regular ghd straighteners and yes they are fab, but I am interested in the type you can use on wet hair. Those who seem to look better (from surfing the Internet) are of "T3".

Has anyone used the wet / dry straighteners? Did you go on and the same section of hair to dry (and right)?

Did they damage your hair?

Which brand is best?

Any help appreciated, Thanks.

Do not bother - does that twicw long. And I'm sure it's not good for your hair. I used some vacation once and they took ages.

Do not use wet to dry straightener, unless you want to have hay for hair. They damage your hair like no other, you can literally watch them fry. I used to use when I was young and did not know better and left my hair a complete wreck. You should go on the same piece of hair about 3 times to dry as well so it's not really a time saver. Just go to a rectifier normal, it will benefit you tons in the long term.

I have a Remington wet to dry and all my friends are and they all love it. Its only like $ 30 too. they do not damage your hair but not as much as it would if you blowdryed then straightened. and you must go to him as about 2 times according to the thin or thick hair. You can also use it on dry hair and has 30 heat settings and turns off automatically after one hour in case you accidentally leave it on. she so pretty Nice

I have used, and I personally do not like them at all. it fried my hair, after half a year of use, and my hair is very beautiful Asian, nothing before has been able to fry my hair. and I also used the mark lounge. you continue in the same place several times over, I find quicker to dry, then straighten rather than using one. I always find myself at the end of events, because I will try to use it.

Wet / dry them really take a lot longer, yes, you must first pass the time in multiple strands and it would be better to simply dry your hair, then straighten. It seems to be creating more frizz and your hair damages. I talked to my hairdresser and she said that wet / dry straighteners are a bad joke, it takes almost no longer use this method and the hair never looks as good as it comes with a rectifier regular quality good on dry hair.

Wet / dry straighteners do not really work with wet hair.
They work better with a slightly damp hair.
You should go on the same section a couple of times, but it will not work if you accidentally did not dry your hair every direction.
or when you're lazy to dry your hair thoroughly!
:)

DO NOT buy these! all that is too hot to touch ur hair while its wet (even if designed for him) ur gunna monkey hair, stick to ghds:) I am a hairdresser and most I see people with hair damage is caused by the heat .. . also use a heat protection spray before straightening x

ghds normal work on wet hair, my friend does it sometimes
The disadvantage is that it makes your hair feel dry and hay, as then I do not really recommend it, it would be just as fast blowdrying your hair and then straightening:)

xx

my friend has one not sure who makes it so, but she loves him. However, I am not sure it's good for your hair, because with a hot iron on wet hair causes a lot of stress on the hair. If you decide to get one, I would just recommend that you do not use it all the time

I hate them. I think they make my hair look and feel stringy. I can not understand how the hair pops and crackles while doing it. I always felt that my hair was damaged and fries, which it probably was!