Remington Wet 2 Straight Ceramic 2" Hair Straightener
- Brand:
- REMINGTON
- Model Number:
- S8001G
- UPC:
- 074590813395
- EAN:
- 0074590813395
- Walmart SKU:
- 5855128
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.5/5 from 313 reviews.
My hair is very thick and usually frizzes like crazy. I love this product. My cousin has this straightener and I usually had her do my hair. Finally purchased it for myself. It worked great. I set it on 12, and it straightened my hair perfectly and didn't even take me 30 minutes. Highly recommend it:)
I have used this straightener for the past 4 years and loved every minute of it! I have very thick curly hair and it makes my hair very soft and straight. I get so many compliments every time I straighten my hair. I would defnitely recommend this to everyone!
i have had many straighteners in the past, from Hai, to CHI and those were expensive did the job but now that i'm more on a smaller budget i was looking for a great flat iron for everyday use. i found this and i LOVE it. it straightens faster and more effectively than those expensive brands. it's sturdy, heats fast, heats to 420 degrees and it's just a dream. my hair is done in no time flat and looks great! i will continue to use this forever. love it!!
I really like this straightener, more than any other I've owned. I really didn't think it would work on wet hair, but it does, and it works great, drys the hair very quickly. It does not pull my hair out like my old iron. Only problem is, I think mine is defective because it will not shut off unless I unplug it :/ I was going to exchange it but never got around to it.
In 1890 Frenchman Alexander Godefoy invented the hair dryer. 1920-25 the common hand held dryer was invented. An idea taken from the vacuum cleaner. 1951 Bonnet hair dryer's came on the scene. By the 1960's they were being made with a lighter weight material making them easier to handle. On June 6, 1882 Henry W. Seely of NYC patented the electric iron, at first it was called the Electric Flat Iron. Hand irons using electrical resistance were introduced by Crompton & Co. and the General Electric Co. During 1950's electric steam irons were introduced. And a Mrs. Potts invented the Potts Removable Handle Iron. 2011 !! Remington took all those wonderful innovative ideas, and came up with one of it's own best invention's yet. THE REMINGTON WET 2 STRAIGHT digital flat iron ! Yeah Baby ! This is the best appliance I have added to a small collection of hair tool's I have used through out the year's. And none come even close to what the Remington wet 2 straight has done for my hair, and mind you, I am 50 years old, so I know a thing or two about the condition of hair after attempting to dry, smooth and trying to make it straight. Remington Wet 2 Straight Digital Flat Iron....say good bye to that noisy blow dryer. Believe me, once you try it, you gonna love it. Thank you Remington, this is one very impressed fan. Anita Gutierrez ;)
This straightner is great! First of all i had troubles with my hair because i tried about 5 different remington straightner and 5 different conair straightner and i couldnt find the best one for my hair ! I even tried the Chi it didnt help! What i realized is that everyone has a different hair type so i actually think almost all straightners are good but once you know which one is the right one for you then its very simple also you need to learn how to straighten your hair the right way! I have really thick curly hair its also really puffy and i think this straightner is awsome! You should give it a try because its amazing if you dont like it you can return it :D Hope this helped !
myself and my daughters love this product. normally we had to dry our hair and then straighten, but not anymore. I am amazed at how long my hair stays straight throughout the day.
I just got this hair straightener a week ago, and i really like it. I bought it because a friend has it and i liked it. as for the wet/dry part, i would recommend as i would with any wet/dry straightener, to at least dry it a little before using it; you don't wanna over work it. also, if you have thick hair like me, you'll probably use it on the highest setting(400), which is fine, but when you've straightened the majority of your hair, turn it down to 300 so, again, you won't over work it. i like that this has a two year warranty so if anything happens, they'll send a new one. but even after the two year mark, it's great that you can buy a decent hair straightener for such a good price! i normally stay away from straighteners that are made by remington, conair, etc. but this is a steal. i would definitely recommend!
I got this product for my 15th birthday and i LOVE it. I have VERY frizzy, curly hair that is so bad i won't go in public unless it's straight. I do recommend that your hair is dry before you use any type of straightener, whether it's wet to dry or just dry. Obviously, if you try and straighten your hair when it's wet it will get frizzy and dried out. I love love love using this straightener, it's the best. The only bad thing is when i go to plug it in, sometimes i forget to turn it on. My last one turned on automatically. If this can straighten my type of hair, it can straighten any type!
i first purchased this straightener because my friend had one and i barrowed it one day. I LOVED IT. i was so excited at how easily it worked so i bought one of my own. i have thick curly curly hispanic hair. so i bought it and brought it home. i used it and it worked great for the first few months. then yesterday, in the middle of doing my hair, it just turned off and now it starts to turn on but doesnt fully turn on aymore. i loved it but it died very quickly. idk if i just got a bad one or what...but i would not recomend this.
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