Hot Comb/pressing Comb And Grease Question

TopShelf

Sewing & Growing Gamma Gal
When using a hot comb via the stove or oven, do you have to use grease? or can you use the current heat protectants on the market?
 

RossBoss

Well-Known Member
I would use the heat protectant. Heat protectants are a 2 in 1-grease(moisture) and protection from the heat. Grease is just grease and will just give you moisture but no heat protection I believe.
 

Chicoro

5 Year Shea Anniversary: Started Dec 16th, 2016!
I love to press my hair with a pressing comb but I no longer have access to a gas stove. I have a stove for a pressing comb, but every time I plug it in, it shuts down my electricity.

With a pressing comb, you can use a heat protectant as long as it does not go on WET! If it goes on wet and you press right after that, the hair will fry and burn. It's okay to use a wet heat protectant during the blow dry stage.

Reniece suggested that I use Vitapoint, which is a cream press, when pressing my hair. I like it and my hair gets straight with it. If I want lots of body and movement, I can't put anything in my hair, not even a heat protectant.
 

Daina

Well-Known Member
Love Vitapoint, I used to use it all the time when I was relaxed. Haven't used it as a natural but it made my hair shiny and it pressed easily. I used to use an electric oven when I was relaxed.
 
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