Remington wet to dry hair straightener??

any wet to dry flat iron is horrible on your hair.....if you are putting a hot iron to your wet hair you are very very likely to burn your hair off

I have a wet to dry straightner and it works awesome. I have extremely thick, curly hair and it works for me everytime I use it. Only thing when my hair is wet, it does stink like burning hair more than when it's just dry.

As a stylist that is a huge no no. Curly hair needs moisture as it is and wet2dry will remove it all. It burns your hair and creates way too much steam. Try using a product like super skinny relaxing balm on your wet hair and super skinny serum on dry and then flat ironing, also try the Miracle 10 products, they are amazing. You need to protect your hair or it will become more unmanagable in the long run. Use a regular nice titanium flat iron on dry hair. Have a professional do a press on you to show you how to do it properly and efficiently if you aren't sure.

Just the brand Remington Wet/Dry straightener I bought one and used it once, did NOT wrap the cord around it... went to use it the next day and it will turn on but the minute you close it it shuts off. I was Pissed. Good luck

I have the Remington & I like it. I prefer to use it when my hair is already dry tho' cuz it takes longer to straighten when your hair is wet. You have to really go slow to get it all the way dry or else it won't completely straighten it. It does have a lot of heat settings tho' and is coded for dry, damp, or wet hair which makes it easy to use. If you're worried about heat damage or want to help with frizz you can also use a spray on conditioner beforehand or use a serum for fly-aways after you straighten.

I have the Remington Wet2Dry... I always use a shine/straightening serum on my towel-dried hair, put mousse in, blow dry until at least 75% dry, THEN use the straightener. Not only do I not want my hair fried, but It gets really flat if I don't blow dry it first. Anyway, I do like it, but then again I've never used one of the really nice (expensive) straighteners, so I don't know if it's worth the price difference. My hair isn't super-curly, it's just wavy. So I guess it would depend on your hair...

I have one its not a remington though but I love mine.