My stylist applied this to my hair wet, right after he washed it. I have not read anywhere that, its recommended or not. Any thoughts?
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It looks like you are not trusting your stylist, more than asking a question about the Goldwell RO. If that's the case choose a new stylist. There are some many ways to use Goldwell colors and so many reasons for a stylist to choose to do it that way. Your hair's condition , porosity, gray percentage, level target, covering the roots only, using it as a toner, etc. if you are not happy with the results tell your stylist so, and, or,discuss it with him.
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Generally speaking You don't add color to wet hair. I cannot speak to what your stylist did or why...but this remains a great product! Hope that helps please feel free to reach out with any questions. Abk
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My stylist and I both apply this product (mixed with the coloration activator) to dry hair. I have not tried it on wet hair.
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I am not a professional stylist, but both my daughter and I have relaxed hair. We used it and didn't notice any problems. Surprisingly, it was not greasy like I thought it would be. I't is a thick liquid, so don't over do it. We put it on scalp, but a little does get absorbed into the hair shaft making it look shinier & healthier. My daughter used it more than me and she experienced crazy new growth which called for a faster retouch. To me, it smelled bad in the bottle, but when you use it, it doesn't seem as bad on the hair. You get used to it. Try it. Good luck.
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I am not a professional stylist but this product was recommended by mine. He especially suggested the after wash conditioner that you must leave-in for 10-minutes before rinsing. I am a dark brunette with untreated (natural) hair. So far, has not caused any discoloration. Be sure to use on damp hair not wet. Once dry, the texture is play-in-your-hair soft. This is only my experience. Hope it works for you. ;)
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This is a shampoo in & rinse out treatment. It has little "grainy" pieces of something(?) in it. I was not expecting that & already having a tender scalp, I did not like it. It might be good for someone desiring to exfoliate their scalp? Hope this is helpful? Karen
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I use it after washing and drying my hair, so that I can get rid of the "frizzies." It has not been necessary for me to use it on days that I don't shampoo. (I do wash my hair frequently, though, so I'm not sure if this would be the case for someone who shampoos less often.)
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Hi Bluejeans,It didn't mention anything in the manual about whether your hair should be dry or wet, but my best friend has the pricier version (prostyler) and her's did mention that the hair should be completely dry so I go by that. This is an awesome product & is now my only styling tool & I just let my hair air dry first. I have thick wavy hair & this tool actually does polish your hair as it straightens so you may find your a hair a little limp if your hair isn't that thick, but definitely silky. Hope this helps you.
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It is, but it is very drying to the hair. This isn't usually an issue as I have . Oily hair. I hated it. I use suave keratin after my treatments and its great!
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Honestly I never even attempted to use it right after the shower only because I am very conscious about my hair and careful not to damage it. But the product has a button/setting for when the hair is wet or damp. I usually use it after I quickly blow dry my hair or even when it's still a little wet (that's when I push the bottom for that setting I mentioned) But, it would take a tiny bit longer time when it's damp compaired to using it on dry hair. For me it's so much quicker and perfectly done on dry hair (after a shower).
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All of your question have been answered by Belinda Carter and Daisy. Its a great product and my stylist wouldn't use it on me or any other client of her's, if it wern't safe and just plain great for your hair.
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I use it after washing my hair. Just pump it on wet hair, rub it in, then comb through. It gives more body to my hair and it looks thicker.
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I use it when my hair is wet just before blow drying. Sometimes if I have fly always or want a smoother look I put a small on when dry after styling.
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What exactly do you mean ? the consistency is like water very liquidy. You use it on damp hair and when my hair drys omg it feels so soft.
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I used it every time I washed my hair until it didn't need it anymore. After that about every 3rd washing unless I needed it before that. You'll be able to tell. I don't think it will hurt your hair. I use it after a perm. it made my hair look like it was naturally curly..lot's of compliments.
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That was my hair exactly before using this. I found that if I shower every day I only shampoo every other shower? The in between showers I just use a good conditioner. I started using the Argan conditioner twice a week with my new shampoo regime and now down to once a week. My hairs never felt so silky and less oily at the scalp. My hairdresser says my hair is super healthy now!
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Actually this product works better when applied directly to your scalp not your hair so I don't know if your hair being wet or dry will make much difference. I have personally applied scalp creams/oils right after washing my hair and I don't recall it behaving any differently then when it was done dry. Just note that with the cooling effect this product has your scalp may "notice" it more if you apply it after it's been freshly washed. In this case tho' I think it may just be personal preference. Blessings!
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I'm sorry I'm responding so late. But I usually reply the drops to my hair when its dry. It doesn't make a big difference if you apply wet or dry. :) Hope this helped!
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So the bottle says "spritz before drying or swimming" which is pretty self explanatory. I usually just spray after my shower, but normally let my hair dry naturally. I just spritzed some in my dry hair and it seemed fine, not heavy or greasy or anything. I have really fine hair so that can be a problem for me. This seems to be good on all fronts though! Hope this helps :)