Remington Wet 2 Straight 2" Wide Plate Wet/Dry Ceramic Hair Straightening Iron with Tourmaline
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Customer Reviews of Remington Wet 2 Straight 2" Wide Plate Wet/Dry Ceramic Hair Straightening Iron with Tourmaline
Customer Review: Wow
Summary: 4 Stars
Remington Wet 2 Straight has done wonders with my hair. I have a naturally thick wavy hair that tends to frizz and usually no amount of ironing can keep it calm. This hair iron somehow manages to keep it straight all day long, it can be damp and muggy out and my hair still remains straight and no nonsense. The pessimist in me is still waiting for all my hair to fall out one day because the steaming effect on damp-to-wet hair tends to frighten me, but I've been using this for the past 3 months an no harm has come as of yet.
Yes, it works on wet-out-of-the-shower hair. No, I wouldn't recommend it (mainly because with all the steam it's hard to avoid burning yourself). I recommend using this on damp hair, I usually let it air dry for about an hour or, if I can wait, I'll towel dry it and let it air for 10-15 minutes.
Customer Review: a nice surprise
Summary: 4 Stars
I read the reviews and was quite skeptical since I've tried almost everything to straighten my coarse, thick, curly hair. I get my hair chemically relaxed about every 9 months. But the results keep my hair still curly, just not as bad. I've used ionic hair dryers, flat irons, curling irons, etc. It usually is an hour and a half process and me sweating half of my body weight in the bathroom! But this product eliminated the hair dryer...no sweating! It straightened quite nice! I used a comb in conjunction. That's the only thing I wish it had built in. My hair section was completely dry in the one passage. The entire process only took me about a half hour! Just make sure you condition well and use a good hairspray to ensure lasting results. I used my curling iron to secure and smoothe my ends. I'm impresssed.Customer Review: DEFINATELY WORKS!
Summary: 5 Stars
I am a 16 year old latina and my naturally curly hair is waist lenght.I got this item in the mail 2 days ago and i can't stress it enough how great it is for the price! I was thinking about buying the "royale" flatiron from the mall kiosk for 150$ and i decided to try this first and I'm super glad i did! Styling my hair for school in the morning is so stressful especially in this humid florida weather but i used the Remington Wet2Straight on WET hair the night before along with "aphogee keratin & green tea Restructurizer" and i got salon results in almost 1/3 of the time : In the morning my hair was still very straight! The flatiron has longer plates than usual which allows for you to work with more hair at once. It also has settings and recommended heat settings for wet/dry depending on your hair type.LOVE IT!Customer Review: One hot iron!
Summary: 5 Stars
I was sceptical...read all the reviews on numerous sites and found about 1/10 hated it, everyone else loved it. I bought mine at Target for $24.99. I used it for the 1st time this morning and I'm hooked! My hair isn't limp like it gets when I blowdry then straighten, it has some bounce but is STRAIGHT. It took a while, and I did burn myself when my hand was too close to the steam vents, but I'll get used to the whole hand-placement thing and it'll get faster w/practice. It usually takes me 30 minutes to blowdry and another 10-15 w/a flat iron. This took me 30 minutes max, and that's with 3 kids interrupting me. Pretty good! AND, NO SWEATING as with the blowdrier. I also feel like this is better for my hair since I'm not pulling and streching it w/a coarse brush while drying. I'm very pleased.Customer Review: TO ALL WHO USE THIS ONE WET HAIR
Summary: 4 Stars
(((Speaking from my, and my family's using of this iron)))
Yes, I've had many including this wet to dry straighter in the past and I'm yet to find one that actually takes our wet, thick, curly, hair, and makes it straight as if my hair was dry. Sadly in my experience the only wet to dry tool I use is a blow dryer and a round brush. Using wet to dry straighteners usually just damage the heck out of my hair and literally "DRY" it out. On dry hair it worked well for me but I'd never use on of these wet. The best you can do is to use a serum or heat protector to minimize the damage but in the end if you have hair like mine the wet to dry thing isn't going to come without frizz and damage. Basically, if your hairs not like the lady on the packages hair, I wouldn't try it wet lol.