What happens when you use the robi comb and your hair is wet?
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Wet or damp hair gives you a false positive, and possible a little more of a shock.
177800
It stops buzzing meaning the detector is no longer working. You must have dry hair and the comb can not be wet.
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It will not run. It turns itself off if you use it on even slightly damp hair, and also won't work if your hair has hair spray or gel in it.
170100
My hair was delivered fast and great when I used dry shampoo. Once I wet the hair it tangled and matted so bad I had to take it out. Good price but do not wet this hair.
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The wet btush compared to a wide tooth comb for me: The bristles on the wet brush are flexible verses the comb and I notice that less breakage and hair gets pulled out with each section of hair that I brush. Same goes for when it dry, it glides through my hair and the bristles feel very stimulating on my scalp.
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I'm a bleached blonde, so it's frizzy when I dry it...with a dryer or air dry. I have to use a curling iron to smooth it out.
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What I was told was to put alcohol on a paper towel and wipe the comb after every time I drag it through hair. Also rinse often under running water in the sink.
1087126
You have to clean up your hair with shampoo and then put the product in your wet hair, after this procedure you have to rinse it out.
600107
I don't know. I don't remember the instructions saying either way but I've always been told that flat irons and wet hair aren't a good idea. Damaging. We always use it on dry hair
75595
I just put it on when my hair is damp, comb it through and go from there. I do not use a hair dryer or curling iron, so I'm can't tell you how it works with them.
1012236
Technically you can't get the hair wet for 48 hours after using this product. So no.
1596016
Your hair does have to be wet. it does not go on other wise. But, if you don't have blonde hair it doesn't work or show up. I have really dark brown hair so it didn't show up at all. After i applied it with wet hair my hair became very hard and knotted. I was very upset with this product.
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No you don't. It will look like you put on gel if you let it dry naturally. You can always comb through your hair once it is dry.
1171292
Not at all. It's great, but you must rinse it out with cool water. I used it the first time with warm water and my hair tangled.
645759
I normaly use it when lightly wet. But i have used it with just a bit moist hair and it works well. Cheers.
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A stiff comb rips out hair when faced with a stubborn tangle, the Wet Brush bristles lay over and glide over tuff tangles, not breaking the hair, allowing you to tackle the tangle again from a different angle. I have one in the shower for wet and one in the drawer for dry hair, it works gently on dry hair as well.
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This answer is late, but I'm posting it anyway in reply to L.V. While it's true that straighter hair types shouldn't brush when wet, curly hair is more fragile when dry and it's almost always better to comb or brush it when wet and soaked with conditioner (plus brushing dry breaks up the curls and gives you a frizzball). It sounds like Tasneem may have curly hair, based on how she worded her question. I use a Denman brush in the shower, but I know others use a TangleTeezer with good results. In any case, absolutely don't use the MP brush wet. That much water will damage the bristles. A boar bristle brush is meant to style and/or polish the hair, not detangle it. This answer is late, but I'm posting it anyway in reply to L.V. While it's true that straighter hair types shouldn't brush when wet, curly hair is more fragile when dry and it's almost always better to comb or brush it when wet and soaked with conditioner (plus brushing dry breaks up the curls and gives you a frizzball). It sounds like Tasneem may have curly hair, based on how she worded her question. I use a Denman brush in the shower, but I know others use a TangleTeezer with good results. In any case, absolutely don't use the MP brush wet. That much water will damage the bristles. A boar... » Read More This answer is late, but I'm posting it anyway in reply to L.V. While it's true that straighter hair types shouldn't brush when wet, curly hair is more fragile when dry and it's almost always better to comb or brush it when wet and soaked with conditioner (plus brushing dry breaks up the curls and gives you a frizzball). It sounds like Tasneem may have curly hair, based on how she worded her question. I use a Denman brush in the shower, but I know others use a TangleTeezer with good results. In any case, absolutely don't use the MP brush wet. That much water will damage the bristles. A boar bristle brush is meant to style and/or polish the hair, not detangle it. « Show Less
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No, in the directions it tells you to get your hair wet before putting it on. However, I do think it keeps the pool water off your hair if you put it on wet hair to begin with.
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The bristles on the wet brush are very flexible where as most regular brushes have stiff bristles. Bc of the flexibility, the wet brush not only cuts down on hair breakage, but also makes brushing your hair tangleless and "ouchless" :)