can i just put it on my hair and use heat from blow dryer
100904
Yes you can. I actually don't use anything because this product is so awesome it coats and protects and the color is rich. I love it
100905
yes you can, but it is recommended to leave on hair firsr for 30minutes and the al east rinse the excess cellophane with water rinse and then blow dry your hair, if you don't residue of the color can get on your hands and under your nails, if you touch the scalp afterwards or touch or scratch your scalp or cause it to itch.
100906
Yes, for sure! In a salon they typically fix the color under a hood-dryer but a hand-held dryer works fine too. Since I don't want to sit around for 20 or 30 minutes holding a hand-held hair-dryer, I simply leave the cellophane on my hair for an hour or so--under a plastic bag to keep to keep the color from staining the towel I wrap around my head to--sort of--warm up my hair.
100907
PS. I have really thick hair..so I am not recommending that anyone else leaves cellophane on their hair as long as I do! That said, I figure you can probably experiment a bit with how long you leave it on, or whether or not you want to use a hair-dryer.
2079403
I have always used a blow dryer on medium heat/low heat, so I'm not sure how it works with just air drying.
1064823
You can. But do not use too much of either product because hair becomes too tough to blow-dry.
2205815
Yes you can. My daughter has treated it as if it were a human head, washing, blow drying, flat ironig and curling and even added extensions! She loves it.
255554
The package recommendations suggest you leave the product on for about an hour. That being said, depending upon your hair type, adding steam "may" increase the pentration of the product. Try the product with your steamer and see what happens. I use a regular bonnet hair dryer and have found this product works extremely well with or without the use of a hair dryer. Overall, it is an excellent conditioner.
662791
There are separate buttons for heat. There is a low, medium, high and the cool shot button at the top. The high, low, off buttons are right next to the heat. If your hair is to your shoulders, I'd pass on this dryer all together. It sucks in your hair all the time if it's barely long and will cause a lot of tangles and pain.
2057363
No, never use wet hair with dry heat.it will absolutely ruin your hair. Not wet hair
1014147
I doubt it. It didn't last long before it over heated. I ended up buying one with more watts that has lasted me twice as long as this one. I wouldn't recommend it especially if you want to use a blow dryer.
1149627
no you do not have to blow dry. you can let it air dry but you will need to brush thru and style it after it is dry.
36264
Yes most definitely ..just massage into scalp and hair thoroughly first then apply heat and blow dry...
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.
1453860
I'm using it as a regular treatment when I was my hair as conditioner or leave it in on my ends and works perfectly, my stylist says works better with heat but it's depends on your hair type. I love this product
1835738
Either way works. I suppose it depends on how thick your hair is. You can just dry it a little with the regular blow dryer. I start with the hair designer on the high setting, then cooler.
146479
No you can't. You can only blow dry it, striaghten it or curl it. But you can't use any colors or chemicals to it. Since it's synthetic not real hair.
1347039
well yes you can actually just put some water in a spray bottle and spray some water on the hair and on low heat use the curling iron.
491058
If you used it on relaxed hair I would focus on the scalp when using heat, but it would also make a great hot oil treatment when mixed with olive oil or any of your favorite oils (jojoba, grape seed, flax seed, shea butter, etc). You may not want to apply it directly to dry hair before flat ironing because it has an odor and will smoke, but its not bad if applied before blow drying since the smell can be masked with a finishing spray or oil (they're usually fragrant).
386351
i wouldnt recommend putting heat to it.. im sure it would burn.... i have over 30 wigs n i would nvr put heat to any of them... if u want to keep the curls in it... when u r done wearing it brush it n twist the curls with fingers... be gentle