Does a Remington Wet2Straight ceramic straightner damage your hair more then a dry straightner?

Ceramic straighteners don't harm your hair.Does a Remington Wet2Straight ceramic straightner damage your hair more then a dry straightner?
I have wet2straight %26amp; I find dry straighteners damage your hair more!! This is because wet2straight lock in moisture!!! Some people say they're just as bad or worse but I dont agree.


But actually its more the hairdryer that damages your hair, it drys it out a lot %26amp; can burn your scalp just as much as straighteners!!!





HTH xxDoes a Remington Wet2Straight ceramic straightner damage your hair more then a dry straightner?
No, it is better. If there is water involved then the hair is more protected and is less likley to get singed. But if you use a dry straightener, coat your hair with some type of grease first, this lessens the chance of burning and breaking.
wet2straight are ment to better if you dry your hair first - defeats the purpose a bit but heard it from a personal user
I would say it is very damaging and is no different to using ordinary straighteners are wet hair. Straightening wet hair with straighteners or tongs increases your chances of breakage.





I think someone has said that ceramics are not damaging to your hair but all heated appliances can cause damage to your hair. That's why it is important to always use heat protective products alongside using heated appliances.





I would say it's best to buy a really good ceramic straightener, eg GHD, and always use heat protective products when using any heated appliance in order to minmise damage. Also, try not to use your straighteners everyday, it's good to give the hair a break.





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Best to stay away from Remington. I'v bought one recently and within 2 months discovered it wasn't actually ceramic. The coating had worn away to reveal steel which really causes alot of damage. Best to go with GHD or read couple of reviews. I heard T3 straighteners are good.
Absolutely not! I've been using that iron for a year now, and it not only does not harm my hair, but it gives it the best straightening I've ever had. It doesn't damage, my hair feels very soft and smooth. It takes alittle work, but it straightens very well and it lasts a long time. The hair also has a very shiny, silky look. Also, not having to blow dry saves time, and you can still use it on dry hair with great results. However if your hair is very curly, or difficult to straighten, try the maxi glide. It has pins on the iron like a brush that pull the hair straight much easier and quicker. Personally I like the results of the remington better, but I use both of them at different times depending on how I want my hair to look.
they are actually really bad for your hair any think hot can damage hair the best straighteners to use are ghd definitely
as long as u use a good thermal protector first it shouldnt make much difference
less actually.