Wet to straight hair straighteners?

I straighten my hair every day, which is a pain. I have use ghds for years which i love and they really make my hair sleek and shiny.





I am aware of Wet to Straight Straighteners. Do they really work?





Do they take longer?





How do they not scorch your hair?





Surely they must damage hair more than drying and then straightening....





Anyone who has used then can you give me a review on them?





Thanks xxxxWet to straight hair straighteners?
you need to use a hair dryer and dry your hair first a little bit before you use it its not what they make it out to be i regret buying mine and selling my ghd keep yours its way better that a wet to straight straightener they all bad news i have a friend who recently just got one for her birthday, im not sure which one it is but she told me that its burnt her hair and made it really dryWet to straight hair straighteners?
I own one.They work very well.It's not a good idea to actually straighten your hair while it's wet,but if you're going to anyway,this is a good brand.
I bought the Remington Wet To Straight straighteners when they first came out and I've been using them ever since. They've done no damage whatsoever to my hair. Obviously, you have to be sensible like not over-using them and using good quality hair products but they are genuinely fine. It's difficult to do the roots as it gets so hot with the steam but they're not impossible to work with.
i have one. it hasn't seemed to damage my hair at all, and it cuts hair styling time in half.





what it does is it pulls the water out of your hair and releases it as steam. you can buy a decent one for like $40 (that's what I did anyway)





my only issue with it is - it is impossible to dry your roots with it. i mean it doesn't affect the way your hair looks, but it's kind of annoying and weird feeling to have wet roots and dry hair. so what i do is quickly blow dry my roots only for a minute, and then i use the wet to dry straightener on the length.





they are pretty cool. look for a model that you can use on dry hair also, so that if you end up not liking it or whatever you can still use it on your dry hair. they have different temperature settings
Yeah they work





Yeah they take longer





They burn the ends of your hair





Yeah they damage it more than drying then straightening.





I'd stick to drying then straightening.


FHI %26amp; GHDs are really good straighteners. My hair is really thick and curly i have FHI and my hair is straightened in 15minutes.





Hope this helps :] x
They are the worst straighteners you could ever use on your hair. While wet, at least. The purpose with those straighteners is to cut down on styling time but it really fries your hair and leaves it incredibly damaged. I suggest using a hair product that prevents heat damage and blow dry your hair straight as much as possible and then style your hair with a straightener IF YOU MUST.
I use Remington Wet 2 Straight.





It won't completely dry your hair, so you will have to do some blow-drying first. Its the best straightener I've ever used.
stay as far away as possible from anything that says wet to straight. it ruins your hair, makes it poofy and hard to style because it leaves a little wet in and then when it dries fully it looks absolutely horrible. and yes it scorches it. i used mine for like a few days and noticed how bad it was. i took it back to the store and got a way better one and now i just let my hair air dry.
I have a chi and then a remington wet to straight and I love both of them. Yes, any wet to straight straighteners will be worse for your hair so thats why I use my chi as much as possible. Some mornings the wet to straight comes in really helpful when I just don't have time to blow dry and use my chi because the wet to straight really is faster. It probably takes me 2-3 times through each strand with the wet to straight which isn't bad since I have super thick hair. So it's best to stay away from them, but if you do use them be sure to use protectant spray.


Hope this helps! (: