can you press your hair with a hot comb while using this product?
333474
Yes! You should use this product while the hair is wet so it's completely dried into the Scalp prior to heat.
333475
I've never done it, but I think you can. It is applied to the scalp and massaged in, and style however you usually do. I've had my hair blown out with a round brush and that puts direct heat on my hair, and I haven't had a problem.
1396926
Honestly it was too much heat to apply to my real hair. I only used it on my weave when I had a sew in. It can get really hot & I couldn't risk damaging my hair.
1064823
You can. But do not use too much of either product because hair becomes too tough to blow-dry.
152677
This is a great product! I rub a nickel to a quarter's size worth between my two hands to "warm it up" and get it between my fingers - especially on my fingertips - then I run my hands long the hair shaft in key areas to "piece" my hair. I usually do this on bangs and hair framing my face. Then, after doing that I rub my two hands together again and tousle my hair with the remaining product. Don't put it at the roots. This is not root lift so you don't want to weigh down your hair. Also, experiment! Putting on too much of this product is just as bad as not using it at all. Good luck. :) This is a great product! I rub a nickel to a quarter's size worth between my two hands to "warm it up" and get it between my fingers - especially on my fingertips - then I run my hands long the hair shaft in key areas to "piece" my hair. I usually do this on bangs and hair framing my face. Then, after doing that I rub my two hands together again and tousle my hair with the remaining product. Don't put it at the roots. This is not root lift so you don't want to weigh down your hair. Also, experiment! Putting on too much of this product is just as bad as not using it at... » Read More This is a great product! I rub a nickel to a quarter's size worth between my two hands to "warm it up" and get it between my fingers - especially on my fingertips - then I run my hands long the hair shaft in key areas to "piece" my hair. I usually do this on bangs and hair framing my face. Then, after doing that I rub my two hands together again and tousle my hair with the remaining product. Don't put it at the roots. This is not root lift so you don't want to weigh down your hair. Also, experiment! Putting on too much of this product is just as bad as not using it at all. Good luck. :) « Show Less
736029
I haven't tried it but when it's hair like this I highly doubt it unless you put it on super low heat or use a low heat blow dryer.
473423
You possibly can, as long as you steam the section and immediately place it in the roller to dry.When I use this steamer my hair get very moist. I have natural kinky hair... Once my hair felt a bit dry and brittle, so I used the Q. Redew and steamed my hair in sections. After each section, I added a conditioner/ whipped Shea butter and 2 strand twist. Once the dried, my hair was soft, moisturized and defined.
273162
You can, but it will mostly likely burn that hair off. Your better off blowing drying quickly first.
2044746
Yes you absolutely can. On the bottle it says after you've cleansed your hair you can comb a few pumps into your hair with a splash of water to evenly distribute, then dry your hair as normal. It works awesome for me and even better for my 3 year old who before this product had completely unmanagable hair. Hope this helps!
46809
No. And that's true for any flat iron or curling iron for that matter. You'll wind up damaging the hair follicle. Granted, you're already doing damage by using heat tools, but extreme heat applied to wet hair is not good. Spray a heat protectant on your wet hair, dry hair naturally or with a hair dryer, then use the flat iron.
386350
I wouldn't recommend using heat products on it, but I will admit I straightened the hair once before. It basically makes the hair look fried.:\ if you keep the iron on the lowest setting and run it through quickly, it should be fine. I used hairspray in mine, so the "fried" look could be a result from the use of hairspray. best of luck. hope I was able to be of some help to you!
1188188
no. unless it is real hair or it specifically says for high temps.... do not use heat on these things. they just fry up like putting a flame to your own hair.
1964797
Yes you can! This is an awesome curling iron. It is also a tad on the heavy side.
233453
Yes, with a light spray. Depending on the amount you use, it could make your hair damp or even wet.
1575369
Yes you can but it builds up & hair becomes very sticky. I didn't care for the product & stopped using. I like my hair clean, silky, shiny & this product creates the opposite effect. Didn't use it long enough to know if it thickens hair.
1341043
Yes, I do not see why you could not. But for me personally this is a purchase I regret. I definitely do not feel it is worth the price. It does give some volume but it also gives my scalp & hair a weird feeling, hard to explain. I found that the dry spray shampoos just work the best for me now. Good luck!
1725997
You can, but there is astringent in this and may dry out hair. I do use it in my hairline all the time.
1744683
I've actually never used the hair comb but I would assume just like the facial wands you should start low and get a feel for how your skin reacts and adjust to your own needs. It should stimulate not feel like it stings (as the uber high setting does on my skin).