Is this for use on wet or dry hair???
1295703
Towel dry and apply. Style afterwards. Do not put in dry hair. It will look greasy.
1295704
Wet, as a leave-in conditioner. But You could also add a tiny bit rubbed between the palms to smooth after drying.
1295705
I use it on my hair when it is wet. I haven't tried it on dry hair but it is thick and creamy and would go on wet hair better.
1295706
I have very thick, dry, wavy hair. I use it when my hair is damp, but you can also use it (sparingly) on dry hair to calm frizzies or add shine.
1295707
Can be used on either...I absolutely love it...tried many many different products but this is the best. QWhen you first put it on dry hair, it looks a bit greasy...but soaks in to leave it soft and shiny...[only put it on ends..not roots...]
1295708
We use it on dry hair and it works great. A little goes a long way, so start with a small amount.
1295709
I like it best on wet hair but also use it to calm frizzies on dry hair at times. It's a great product!
730524
I've used it on wet hair, but it seems to take much longer to dry. I prefer to use it on my already air dried hair.
1890736
Wet or dry is okay. I like to use it on my dry hair after a full day to help "refresh" it, but on wet hair it helps keep it really soft and hydrated. You can also use it as a makeup spray.
1938030
No. Your hair has to be dry. My hair is very curly and I use it after Blow dry or sometimes I let it air dry and then use it. Works great either way. Do not use on wet hair!
1325799
ive never used it on wet hair, but have used it on somewhat damp hair and using the hairstyler shampoo and conditioner my hair still feels soft and smooth. hope this helps
1924801
I use it on wet hair. It is the first product I put on after washing my hair. I found it hard to use on dry hair as it messed up my hairstyle.
1183746
Dry hair. Using it on wet hair might give you elecric shock or hot vapor which can burn.
1802049
either but I've found I get the best results if my hair is damp, not wet, not dry. But...you can still get decent results with either wet or dry hair. Wet, of course, takes a little longer. I use the larger brush almost all the time and love it. This is my second one; the first one I had for at least 5 years, maybe 7 and only replaced it because the cord that attaches to the base of the unit frayed. But 5 to 7 years? I think that's a pretty good run.
1900777
Personally I wouldn't use it on really damp hair. I would towel dry and or blow dry as much as you can and use a paddle brush as you straighten your hair for a good result.
608603
You can use it on dry hair as well, but it's amazing at detangling wet hair.
2207835
I've used mine on both wet and dry hair, but I find that it works a little better if the hair is not sopping wet. Damp to dry works best. If your hair tangles easily, let it dry halfway at least. Also consider getting the large square brush instead. My hair is almost waist length, medium thickness, and wavy, and I find the bigger brush works just a little better.
1819937
Yes....does not have to be applied to damp hair like some other products. In my opinion, I think it actually worked BETTER on dry hair. It also does not make the hair greasy looking after application when dry, if that was a concern.
1890735
U can apply it to wet or dry hair, for me when I apply it to wet hair I feel it works better. Also u can apply it to dry skin to hydrate!
608602
I think it is marketed for wet hair - to detangle after shampooing, but it does not mean you cannot use on dry hair - I do sometimes, although I have another brush I prefer to use when my hair is dry. The beauty of the "Wet Brush" is its superior ability to detangle
1596020
I have only gotten it to work on damp/wet hair. If your hair is prone to being dried out, I suggest applying conditioner in the shower or at least leave-in conditioner beforehand.
233448
I usually use it on dry hair. I never spray it on like the bottle says to, I always spray some in my hand and apply it that way. I've never had a problem with it
2179589
Yes, you can use it on dry hair. However, I never used it enough to be able to say dry is better.